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State Welcomes in New Generation of Politics

By Alex Kaplun | May 2

For nearly a decade, the face of state politics in North Carolina has been changing, slowly but surely. But in the last 12 months, the floodgates opened.Gone ...

Farewell, Freshmen

By Jermaine Caldwell | May 2

The goal was to bring all of the fresh perspectives together last week -- for the first and last time as freshmen. In August, The Daily Tar Heel set out ...

Time Will Tell Staying Power of Bunting, Doherty

May 2

Brendan Haywood sat at the table, still in shock that he had played his final college basketball game.Haywood and North Carolina had just been eliminated ...

Walking Off With a Final Column

By Dan Satter | May 2

Sitting in the hot seat while donning a nervous smile and my best suit (which, coincidentally, also doubles as my only suit), I was beginning to wonder ...

CP&L, Local Governments Battle Over Nuclear Waste

By Ginny Sciabbarrasi | May 2

When is it time to call it quits?Local activists and officials say not until their concerns about the expansion at an area nuclear plant are answered ...

Town, UNC Join Up on Plan's Issues

By Kellie Dixon | May 2

Bullying tactics will get you nowhere in preschool.And Diana Steele, owner of Willow Hill Preschool, should know. But Steele, who lives in the threatened ...

2000 Election Irks, But Reform Unlikely

By Lucas Fenske | May 2

Chads were on almost everyone's mind about seven months ago, especially after political pundits said those tiny pieces of paper in Florida would have ...

3 UNC Newcomers Join Forces in Leadership

By Daniel Thigpen | May 2

Complementing each other's strengths and working off of one another's administrative styles has proved to be a balancing act for UNC's three most prominent ...

Computing Initiative Completes Freshman Year

By Stephanie Horvath | May 2

As this year's freshmen pack up their IBM Thinkpads, they will be taking home what UNC officials hope to be a symbol of innovation and experimentation.By ...

Happiness Is Leaving Something Better Than You Found It

By Matt Dees | May 2

I'm a happy guy.As my year as editor draws to a close with this issue, I look back at the last nine months with a smile, my heart warmed by the incredible ...

Bond Passage Secures Music Library Plans

By Russ Lane | May 2

Parts of the arts community at UNC will be affected by the changes the Master Plan will bring to the University campus, albeit at different paces.The ...

Man Arrested for Shooting Parents in Family Home

By Jennifer Bailey | May 2

Orange County police arrested a man Tuesday morning in connection with shooting his mother and his stepfather in the head at the home the three people ...

Master Plan Continues on Track Despite Numerous Revisions

By Brook Corwin | May 2

A half-century of campus growth began with a single jackhammer.With the blaring sounds of construction equipment in the background, the Master Plan was ...

The `Wild Ride' Ends, but Work Isn't Finished

By Anne Fawcett | May 2

t's been a wild ride over the last four years here at UNC.We have seen the rise and fall of the stock market and the nation's economy, Monica Lewinsky ...

Hearings Spur Court Review

By Karey Wutkowski | May 2

When Professor James Coggins turned over 24 of his Computer Science 120 students to the student attorney general's office last spring, he didn't realize ...

Town, UNC Consider Housing Project

By Amanda Wilson | May 1

Plans by the town of Chapel Hill, UNC and UNC Hospitals to develop low-cost housing for employees are feasible, an independent consultant reported to ...

Libraries Up Safety For Exams

By Ann Hau | May 1

Piles of notes to review. Endless chapters to read. Essays to write.As the countdown to final exams begins, UNC students will be in search of the perfect ...

Faculty Discuss Implications of Proposed Cuts

By Blake Rosser | May 1

One UNC professor says possible budget cuts could intensify financial woes that already make it harder for the University to recruit and retain top faculty ...

Offense Focus of Outdoor Lacrosse League

By James Giza | May 1

The players don't have household names. Neither do the teams.The pay isn't great, either.

Athletic Officials Should Use Leverage With Nike To Get Fair Labor Rights

By Staff Editor | May 1

TO THE EDITOR:As a colleague of Director of Athletics Dick Baddour on the UNC Licensing Labor Code Advisory Committee, I respect and applaud his efforts ...