Funding Delayed Until New Fiscal Year

Chapel Hill officials say community projects will continue to be planned, although the town will delay paying the bills until the next fiscal year in ...

Student Maintains That Having Horowitz Speak Promotes Ideas of Others

TO THE EDITOR: In the past couple of days, I have heard much controversy about bringing David Horowitz to campus. I would like to take this opportunity ...

Grant Management Software Set to Operate in 2002

The implementation of a new software program at UNC will soon make managing and applying for grants a mouse click away for many researchers on campus. The ...

Reader Suggests That Students Are Not Entitled To Parking on Campus

TO THE EDITOR: Emily Johnson makes a great suggestion in her letter regarding student parking on Nov. 27: Eliminate parking permits for students who ...

Local Buses Added, Routes To Change With New Plan

Chapel Hill transportation authorities have announced details about a new bus line and bus route modifications that will go into effect when local buses ...

Student Government Considers Tuition Poll

Student leaders said Tuesday that they are planning a special referendum in January that would allow students to formally express their opinions about ...

Anthrax Scare Hits Campus Area Office

An online contest, a compact disc and some brown powder were all ingredients in an anthrax scare during the weekend in the Kenan Residence Hall area office. A ...

6 Earn All-ACC Honors; Peppers Unanimous Pick

North Carolina defensive players Julius Peppers and Ryan Sims were named to the ACC first team, the conference announced Tuesday. Peppers, a defensive ...

Town Votes To Continue Equity Talks

After 14 months of negotiations, the Chapel Hill Town Council accepted the University's stance on fiscal equity Monday night but emphasized a need for ...

Grade Inflation Makes Marks at Harvard

The findings of a report released last week by Harvard University stating that grade inflation is a problem at the institution are similar to the findings ...

Alumnus Brings Up Past Sit-In for BCC; Hitchcock One of the 17 Protesters

TO THE EDITOR: The Daily Tar Heel on Nov. 16 carried a story about football player Jimmy Hitchcock donating $150,000 for the BCC. Those who were around ...

Police: Extra Cost for Halloween Worthwhile

Police officials reported Monday that this year's Halloween celebration, which drew about only half the crowd of last year's, cost the town an additional ...

Town Officials to Cut Budget by $1 Million

Chapel Hill officials announced last week that the town must cut nearly $1 million from its budget because revenue is not meeting expectations in the ...

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The Singing in The Pit Needs To Stop, Please

Four years and about seven months ago, I set out on a journey to find the right college. I was (and proudly no longer am) an ideal applicant. With that ...

Thanksgiving Break-Ins Plague South Campus

Several UNC students returned to their South Campus residence halls Sunday to find their rooms had been burglarized during Thanksgiving break. According ...

Report: Seniors' Needs Not Met

The National Commission on the High School Senior Year has struck an opening blow in the fight to end a disease afflicting high school students across ...

Committees Struggle With Attendance

Low attendance at committee meetings is delaying the passage of legislation in Student Congress, particularly in one committee with hefty responsibilities ...