Cartoonist Changes To Author With Ease

Doug Marlette has collected an impressive list of credentials during his ever-expanding career -- acclaimed political cartoonist, UNC faculty member and ...

Dedicated to Service After Stint on the Streets

Imagine spending 24 hours on the streets of San Diego, Calif., dressed in donated clothing, asking for money. People are ignoring you, and those who do ...

Loreleis Celebrate 20 Years of Song

It was October 1981. Eight girls, all UNC undergraduates, got together to sing at a Morehead banquet. They called themselves the Loreleis, after their ...

Parking for Students to Be Eliminated

On-campus parking for students living in residence halls will be eliminated in the near future, officials said Wednesday. At the Transportation and Parking ...

House Passes Bill Tough on Fake IDs

The N.C. House passed a bill last week that will make it illegal to use any form of fake identification to either purchase alcohol or enter restricted ...

Japan, America Unite With SUSHI

Hand-painted pumpkins and odango, a traditional Japanese food made of sweet rice powder, covered the tables in the lobby of Alderman Residence Hall as ...

Franklin Street Club in Works For Older Crowd

A multilevel dance club with a high-end martini and cigar bar is in the works for Franklin Street. The club, tentatively dubbed "Skye," is slated to ...

Lang Leads White Team to Win

It was the kind of night in which North Carolina coach Matt Doherty turned his back on the game, schmoozed with fans and signed autographs immediately ...

Kudzu 10/26/01

Media Must Stay Fair, Balanced

As the nation continues to cope with the Sept. 11 tragedies, journalists have struggled to find ways to stay objective. From the Poynter Institute to ...

Construction Fence Frustrates Students

Students returning to class from Fall Break were surprised to find even more construction on campus this week. A large fence running parallel to the ...

Tried and True: Costumes That Just Won't Die

It's that do-nothing-time once again in Chapel Hill -- the week between Fall Break and Halloween. The apathy gods have swooped down on our little college ...

Carrboro Bicyclist Hit, Injuries Minor

A passing vehicle struck a bicyclist who was traveling down East Weaver Street in Carrboro on Wednesday. According to police reports, the cyclist, Anne ...

Lamp Sparks Fire in Craige

No one was hurt in a Thursday fire in 456 Craige Residence Hall that began when a halogen lamp fell onto a mattress. Robert Bosworth, deputy chief of ...

N.C. House Delays Redistricting Vote Again

The N.C. House adjourned Thursday without taking a final vote on a redistricting plan, further drawing out an issue that has been debated for about a ...

Students Offer Health Services

After measuring the blood pressure and temperature of 5-year-old Toni Bray, a smiling University student gently takes Toni's hand and guides the child ...

Edith Wiggins Works Conscientiously for Town Residents

TO THE EDITOR: I join with the many Chapel Hillians who support Edith Wiggins for re-election to the Town Council. Edith Wiggins is a council member ...

N.C. House Approves Terror Bill

In response to the Sept. 11 attacks and recent threats of anthrax infection nationwide, the N.C. House unanimously passed a bill Thursday aimed at protect ...

Algonquin Books Founder's Reading Taped by C-SPAN

Former UNC professor and Algonquin Books founder Louis Rubin garnered the attention of both local residents and C-SPAN television at a book reading Thursday. Rubin ...