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UNC women's basketball forward Alyssa Ustby announces return for fifth season

| April 26

Winston-Salem State University

College Board Might Alter Format of SAT

By Emma Burgin | April 5

The College Board reported last month that they will consider revamping the SAT by aiming to measure students' achievement in the classroom rather than ...

Binge Drinking on Campuses Remains Steady Despite Efforts

By Jamie McGee | April 5

Binge drinking continues to thrive on college campuses even though fewer students report drinking in high school and more college students are choosing ...

LGBT Event Draws Support, Allies

By Philissa Cramer | April 5

Colored balloons arranged in a rainbow designated the steps of South Building as a safe zone for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community ...

Rejected Parking Plan Would Have Pushed Grad Students Away

By Staff Editor | April 5

TO THE EDITOR: Deadlines are rapidly approaching for seniors to make their final decisions concerning graduate school. Many are 50/50 between UNC and ...

Life in Prison: The Answer To My Prayers

By Ben Dickens | April 5

I am a senior, which means I will be graduating in a few weeks. I will then enter a world of freedom: freedom to pay my own health insurance, freedom ...

Rep. McIntyre Gives Talk at InterVarsity

By Emma Burgin | April 5

U.S. Rep. Mike McIntyre, D-N.C., challenged members of the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship to live out their faith in their future occupations Thursday ...

Developments in the War on Terrorism

By Staff Editor | April 5

Prisoner Could Face Federal Charges - One of the 300 prisoners from Afghanistan held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, apparently holds American citizenship ...

New Registration Options Fast, Easy

By Adrienne Clark | April 5

Parents planning on registering their children for pre-k or kindergarten in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools have a new range of options this year. In ...

N.C. Supreme Court Hears Republican Suit On Districts' Legality

By Alex Kaplun | April 5

RALEIGH -- As the state's top politicians looked on, the N.C. Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday in a case that could determine the balance of political ...

Reader Disappointed In Paper's Coverage Of NCAA Champions

By Staff Editor | April 5

TO THE EDITOR: I grabbed a DTH Tuesday morning hoping to see who won the NCAA tournament but couldn't find a score. I can't say I was surprised by The ...

S.C. Lottery's Success Might Sway Opponents

April 4

Some N.C. legislators are predicting that a lottery proposal might succeed in the state legislature this summer -- partly because of higher-than-expected ...

Legislators: System Cuts May Exceed 4 Percent

By Elyse Ashburn | April 4

State leaders said Wednesday that the UNC system's 2002-03 budget might need to be trimmed by more than administrators' suggested 4 percent maximum. Budget ...

CCB Robbed Wednesday; No Suspects Yet

By Scott Warfield | April 4

A lone gunman, dressed entirely in black with a ski mask over his face, robbed the Central Carolina Bank located at 102 N.C. 54 Bypass on Wednesday afternoon. Carrboro ...

UNC Libraries Participate in Survey

By Tina Chang | April 4

UNC library officials are working with the Office of Institutional Research to conduct a random survey of students, faculty and employees. The 25-question ...

Coastal Drops Bal In UNC Baseball Win

By Ben DeSantis | April 4

It was the laziest of fly balls, and Coastal Carolina coach Gary Gilmore was glad to see it headed toward Chanticleer right fielder Chad Felty. But what ...

Collaborative Dance Event Merges Styles

By Allison Rost | April 4

The title of this Sunday's dance performance at the ArtsCenter, "Woven: A Dance Partnership," brings to mind stereotypes of New Age, pseudo-hippie sensibilities. ...

Syndicated Cartoon Run On Monday Is Offensive To Catholic Religion

By Staff Editor | April 4

TO THE EDITOR: I am writing in response to the syndicated cartoon that was in The Daily Tar Heel on March 31 with the Catholic cardinal speaking to ...

Campus Calendar

By Staff Editor | April 4

Today 11 a.m. -- Project Literacy, a committee of the Campus Y, will be sponsoring a book drive in conjunction with Human Rights Week. We will be accepting ...

Poor Scripting, Lackluster Acting Cuts Success of 'Smoochy' Short

By Aaron Freeman | April 4

"Death to Smoochy"

Engine Down Falls Flat Thanks to Awful Vocal Phrasing

By Caroline Lindsey | April 4

Engine Down Demure Two Stars