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Davie placed on chopping block

By SHANNON CONNELL | March 10

Yet another campus fixture might be demolished in an ongoing effort to update a series of UNC buildings from past eras. The proposed reconstruction ...

UNC Track competing in NCAA Championships

By Craig Carter | March 10

Today and Saturday, North Carolina will attend the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships in Fayetteville, Ark. UNC has six individual athletes ...

Fields to return after hiatus

By Tony Kim | March 10

When students come back from Spring Break, they'll be greeted with the reopening of two popular athletic fields, reinvigorated with more durable artificial ...

Tar Heels grind out win

March 10

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County schools looking to close achievement gap

By Gray Caldwell | March 10

Parents of minority students in Orange County elementary, middle and high schools are being asked to attend an education summit on Tuesday titled "Opening ...

Campus tour guides field diffcult questions

By DEBORAH NEFFA | March 10

No news is good news, or so the saying goes. After two campus accidents that plastered UNC's name across the news, tour guides - the University's unofficial ...

N.C. transportation tries to keep pace

March 10

While there is often a tendency to get caught up in the moment, the N.C. Department of Transportation is miles ahead when it comes to planning for the ...

Winning streak comes to an end

March 10

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UNC more than likely a No. 1 seed

By Jacob Karabell | March 10

In the handful of days prior to the unveiling of the NCAA Tournament brackets, most basketball teams beg for the mercy of the selection committee. Coaches ...

Gymnasts look to qualify for NCAA

By SAM ROSENTHAL | March 10

Are you ready to tumble? The North Carolina gymnastics team is heading into the final stretch of its season. To qualify for the NCAA regionals, ...

Russian orchestra to bow at hall

By MARGARET HAIR | March 10

In just 15 years, the Russian National Orchestra has garnered international acclaim as one of the world's best classical ensembles. The group won a ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | March 10

A UNC student was arrested on charges of possession of marijuana and resisting arrest Tuesday evening at Woollen Gym, according to University police reports. Karl ...

Town launches manager search

By TED STRONG | March 10

Chapel Hill doesn't have a process for picking its next town manager yet, but it already has plenty of interest from would-be applicants. The Town ...

Police put in call for help

By Eric Martin | March 10

In response to continued safety concerns and general growth, the Chapel Hill Police Department is asking that the 2006-07 town budget include funding ...

There goes the neighborhood

By MICHAEL TODD | February 28

Learideen Alford's house has a few rooms and just one view: of a brick wall and new wooden fence separating her 94-year-old home from the Rosemary Village ...

Grad student returns to form

By JACKIE RANDELL | February 28

Today marks a homecoming of sorts for Tola Oguntoyinbo. A reception at 6 p.m. in the Student Union art gallery will feature the work of the UNC graduate ...

Misconceptions targeted in eating disorder week

By Monique Newton | February 28

This week women and men can discard a symbol of negative body image - their "skinny" jeans. As a part of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, ...

Students vie for village spot

By KATE SULLIVAN | February 28

Students have watched Ram Village apartments rise out of the ground during the past two years, and now the complex is almost ready to house them. The ...

UNC, youths bound by books

By Bethany Black | February 28

"If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" isn't exactly typical Polk Place reading material. But Laura Joffe Numeroff's popular children's book was one of several ...

Renowned author takes up residence

February 28

Author Joan Didion arrived on campus Sunday as part of a University lecture series, marking one of her first collegiate appearances since the publication ...