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Drunken Drivers Could Face 1st-Degree Murder Charges

By Rachel Nyden | February 22

The N.C. House is considering a bill that would allow district attorneys to bring first-degree murder charges -- which could result in the death penalty ...

Local Officials Debate Long Term Adult Care

By Robert Cummings | February 22

Orange County officials and state representatives gathered Tuesday night to hear concerns about the status of long-term adult care in the county.The Orange ...

Roman Candle Lights Up Local Music

By Trafton Drew | February 22

"Sometimes while you're sitting in class, you just think to yourself, 'I really hope this music thing works out,'" said Jay Cartwright, summing ...

Local Officials Reach Out For Resident Input On Master Plan

By Gary Barrier | February 22

UNC's Board of Trustees, the Chapel Hill Town Council and Chancellor James Moeser will be discussing potential issues of the University's Master Plan ...

Freshman Curators Put Paris Art on View

By Allison Rost | February 22

The sparkling personality of the City of Lights shines in the Ackland Art Museum's latest exhibition, "Seasons of Paris."But this showcase is ...

New GPSF Chief Eager to Embrace Challenges Ahead

By Kara Eide | February 22

After only six months as a Tar Heel, the Graduate and Professional Student Federation president-elect said she is eager to learn the ropes of student ...

Dilbert 02/22/01

By Staff Editor | February 22

Haltom Denies Damaging Car

By Ginny Sciabbarrash | February 22

One of the UNC students charged with a felony for damaging a car after the North Carolina-Duke basketball game says he is in more trouble than he deserves.James ...

UNC Fields Ecological Concerns

By Carolyn Pearce | February 22

University officials Wednesday presented several ways they plan to address the Sierra Club's "13 Environmental Principles for UNC Campus Planning," which ...

Police Roundup 02/22/01

By Staff Editor | February 22

UniversityWednesday, Feb. 21A UNC employee reported a first-degree burglary to University police at 5:51 a.m.Unknown male subjects entered the UNC Faculty-Staff ...

Legislators Have Mixed Reaction To Easley's Address

By Vadim Isakov | February 22

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Unrealistic Remake Oozes Sappy Romance

By Sarah Kucharski | February 22

Sweet November2 Stars"Sweet November" is a mediocre love story with a thin candy coating. Underneath the initially intriguing story-line lies a marshmallowy ...

Lewis' Triple-Double Crushes UNC's Hopes to Win

By Matt Terry | February 22

The first half of Wednesday's game between the North Carolina women's basketball team and N.C. State closely resembled the teams' overtime contest back ...

A Nice Ring To It

By Josh Love | February 22

Before the birth of the MusicianRing, it was all so simple. Whichever local subgenre you happened to dig, from electronica to bluegrass to hip hop, you ...

Tar Heels Topple Panthers

By Curt Kendall | February 22

Home runs might draw crowds, but hustle still wins ball games.Junior Chris Maples proved this fact in North Carolina's 10-6 win against High Point on ...

Consider the Issues Before Supporting UNC's Master Plan

By Julie McClintock | February 22

The University of North Carolina is embarking on a gigantic growth plan.In 1997, UNC hired a consultant to develop a new Master Plan for central campus. ...

Raleigh Work Officals To Install Trafic Cameras

By Metoka Welch | February 22

A rise in traffic accidents spurned Raleigh City Council members to pass a measure unanimously that would place cameras on traffic lights to photograph ...

Young to Establish New Posts, Recruit Diverse, Creative Staff

By Paige Ammons | February 22

Now that the race for office is over, Student Body President-elect Justin Young is shifting his focus from snazzy campaign gimmicks to creating a smooth ...

Roadshow Endorses Activism

By Greg Steffensen | February 22

Protesters of Chancellor James Moeser's response to a Nike factory's labor practices might want to follow the advice of an activist group that held workshops ...

Web Site Separates the Hot From the Butt-Ugly

By David Povill | February 22

I never considered myself to be much of a cybernerd. I have my own Web page, but that was required for a class. I check my e-mail often and have an AOL ...