N.C. Agricultural & Technical State University

Torbush Deserved More Time to Rebuild Program

By Staff Editor | November 22

Some people are upset because a great man was fired as North Carolina's football coach Monday. Indeed, the fate Carl Torbush met was sad. No coach was ...

Brown Delivers in Tar Heels' Blowout Win

By Staff Editor | November 22

The North Carolina women's basketball team faced one major question as it opened its season last week. Everyone wanted to know if sophomore Coretta Brown ...

Donnan, Walker Take Names Out of Hat

By Staff Editor | November 22

North Carolina Director of Athletics Dick Baddour is convinced he has an attractive football program to sell. But Baddour's task of finding a new coach ...

Students Give Tickets to Kids in Hospital, Poverty

By Staff Editor | November 22

Some UNC students want to give local children struggling with poverty or illness the opportunity to experience the excitement of North Carolina basketball ...

'79 Carolina Graduate Thanks Torbush, Wishes Him Best in the Future

By Staff Editor | November 22

TO THE EDITOR: Dear Coach Torbush, Please accept my sincere thanks for representing my alma mater with true class and dignity. I have been very proud ...

Viewpoints Column About American Habits Insulting to DTH Readers

By Staff Editor | November 22

TO THE EDITOR: Kirsty Carter's point of view column ("America Is, Like, Different From the Rest of the World" Nov. 20) was appalling and hurtful for me ...

UNC Will Not Offer Abortion Pill

By Staff Editor | November 22

Health officials at universities up and down the East Coast - including UNC - say they will not provide students with access to the controversial RU-486 ...

UNC Land Tract Needs Cleaning Before Buildup

By Staff Editor | November 22

By Ben Gatling Staff Writer The University has begun planning new construction in earnest as it prepares to put to use the more than $500 million it will ...

Police to Check For Seat Belt Use, Drunken Drivers

By Staff Editor | November 22

As thousands of people hit the roads this Thanksgiving holiday, law enforcement officials nationwide are beefing up traffic checkpoints to catch drunken ...

Town Wants Road Fixed by End of November

By Staff Editor | November 22

By Amanda Wilson Staff Writer Local officials are hoping road construction will be completed by the end of this month, easing headaches for some Piney ...

CHHS to Be Heard at N.Y. Parade

By Staff Editor | November 22

A group of local high school students spent their lunch periods learning to sing with their mouths full. But they didn't seem to mind. That's because ...

N.C. Supports Democrats Locally, Republicans Nationally

By Staff Editor | November 22

N.C. voters straddled party lines once again this election, as Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush ran away with the state's 14 electoral ...

Curry Plays in Exhibition Victory

By Staff Editor | November 22

The North Carolina men's basketball team defeated the EA Sports/California All-Stars 88-65 on Tuesday at Carmichael Auditorium. UNC center Brendan Haywood ...

UNC's Black Enrollment Tops Rivals'

By Staff Editor | November 22

UNC has the highest percentage of black students in its first-year class among the universities deemed the nation's top 25 by U.S.

Smart Play Leads Tar Heels to ACC Title

By Staff Editor | November 21

WINSTON SALEM - Good teams play well when they need to. During much of the season, the North Carolina volleyball team played like it was fighting itself. ...

Fair Election Results, Not Speedy Decisions, Are Needed in Florida

By Staff Editor | November 21

TO THE EDITOR: I can understand the emotion generated by this presidential election. It will have repercussions for a generation or more, and all parties, ...

3 Schools Consider Hikes To Remain Competitive

By Staff Editor | November 21

Several UNC schools in addition to UNC-Greensboro are considering tuition increases less than a year after the Board of Governors gave five system schools ...

UNC-G Proposes Year's 1st Tuition Increase to BOG

By Staff Editor | November 21

UNC-Greensboro recently became the first UNC-system school to approve a tuition increase during the 2000-01 school year. But the UNC-G increase has not ...

CUAB Praises CAA For Homecoming Effort; Asks for Student Support

By Staff Editor | November 21

TO THE EDITOR: Students might have gotten the impression last Wednesday (based on a letter to the editor) that the Carolina Union Activities Board was ...

Commisioners Consider Community College

By Staff Editor | November 21

If the Community College Task Force gets its way, Orange County could eventually be home to its first community college. A task force commissioned by ...