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School Board discusses possible changes

By RACHEL ULLRICH | November 17

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools' Board of Education revisited several topics of interest, including proposals for a FirstSchool in the district ...

Ticketless students lament new policy

By Sergio Tovar | November 17

When the men's basketball team tips off against Gardner-Webb on Sunday for its first regular-season home game, the same number of students will be in ...

Student radio show explores southern music roots

By Jess Thom | November 17

The South long has been known for producing an extremely diverse spectrum of music, ranging from the Memphis blues to the songs of James Taylor. "Carolina ...

Cooking up prevention

By Carol Andes | November 17

Cancer prevention could be found in the next aisle at your local grocery store. That is what participants learned Thursday at the Whole Foods on South ...

Bunting sent out in style

By DANIEL MALLOY | November 17

During the pregame warm-ups before Saturday's game, N.C. State players started jawing across to their North Carolina counterparts. "We're gonna send ...

Smokeout campaign promotes quitting

By Luis Torres | November 17

During a time when most of the nation is moving away from the habit of smoking, the number of college students who smoke is on the rise. Three in 10 ...

Man's final act poses burning question

November 17

In these tumultuous modern times, it seems as though only the most absurd makes any kind of sense. The Democrats might once again control Congress ...

Campus briefs

November 17

Officials announce UNC's record return on investment UNC's endowment fund reached almost $1.5 billion after bringing back a record investment return. At ...

'Edgy' high-school play teaches students valuable skills

By Daniel Price | November 17

In only her second year at East Chapel Hill High School, drama teacher Hope Hynes is helping the school's drama department continue a rich tradition. East ...

Conference urges students to reach out with community service

By Lauren Harvey | November 17

Public service isn't just about going to soup kitchens and retirement homes anymore. This weekend students interested in public service will attend ...

Study: UNC's class diverse

By Robin Burk | November 17

The percentage of black students in UNC's class of 2010 kept the University in its No. 1 spot for black enrollment among high-ranking U.S. colleges. The ...

Women's soccer faces tennessee in semifinals

By SAM ROSENTHAL | November 17

The No. 1 seed North Carolina women's soccer team will play the University of Tennessee at 6 p.m. on Saturday evening in the regional semifinals of the ...

Ballot recount set for Tues. in district 15-B judicial race

November 17

The Orange County Board of Elections will hold a recount for Superior Court judicial district 15-B ballots at 9 a.m. Tuesday. The recount will be held ...

Moeser seeks one-time tuition sum

By ERIN ZUREICK | November 17

Chancellor James Moeser threw a curveball to the UNC Board of Trustees Thursday when members gathered to discuss tuition policy. Moeser put a new offer ...

Volleyball takes out Florida St.

By KRISTIN PRATT | November 17

After suffering a tough sweep to Florida State on Oct. 6 and troubles finding a stride and rhythm in the early part of the season, the North Carolina ...

Tragedy premieres tonight at Playmakers

By Laura Thompson | November 17

The words "night sky" bring a peaceful image to mind. But as the name of Lab! Theatre's new drama, these words prove deceptive. "Night Sky" premieres ...

Northside gets substation

November 17

A new police substation opened Thursday, beginning a new era in the Northside neighborhood of Chapel Hill. With rain pouring down outside, more than ...

UNC looks for first D-I win

By Staff Editor | November 17

Game and Time: N.C. State at North Carolina. Kickoff is at noon. Site: Kenan Stadium. TV/Radio: The game will be televised on Raycom/Lincoln Financial. ...

UNC asked to focus on global warming

By Kelsey O'Neill | November 17

Our generation, more than previous ones, has the opportunity to enrich the environmental future of the planet. That's what Eban Goodstein, project ...

TTA seeks feedback from customers

By Jamie Williams | November 17

In an effort to improve its services, the Triangle Transit Authority held a town hall-style meeting Thursday night at the Chapel Hill Public Library. ...