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ArtsCenter Offers Classes, Dancing

By Jenise Hudson | September 27

Nearly 20 Triangle residents flock to the ArtsCenter in Carrboro each Tuesday. Eager to brush up on their East Coast swing skills, the students learn ...

Built to Spill Delivers Near Perfect Set

By Brian Millikin | September 27

Built To Spill Cat's Cradle Monday, Sept. 24 4 Stars Indie arena rock, were such a thing to exist, would start and end with Built to Spill. Monday ...

SECC Benefits State Charities

By Brook Corwin | September 27

While the University focuses energy on raising funds for its own use, UNC administrators are encouraging faculty and staff to give to charity. As UNC ...

UNC, Residents Continue Development Discussions

By Angie Newsome | September 27

University officials and concerned residents made little progress Wednesday in negotiating the details of UNC's Development Plan. The two groups met ...

Student Emphasizes That Many Liberties Resulted From Success in Fighting

By Staff Editor | September 27

TO THE EDITOR: I think that many of the students at UNC that have been protesting U.S. military action in Afghanistan and writing articles of this sort ...

No Criminal Charges For Football Revelers

By John Frank | September 27

While the jubilant destruction of Kenan Stadium's goalpost will not result in criminal charges against the students involved, the Honor Court might take ...

`Joy Ride' Takes Turn for the Better

By Kristen Williams | September 27

Joy Ride 4 Stars Most college students' road trips include hitting local bars and maybe picking up a hitchhiker. In the new thriller "Joy Ride," there ...

10-Digit Local Calls Aim to Ease Growth

By Tom Kingsley | September 27

Chapel Hill residents soon will have to dial 10 digits in order to make local phone calls. Although UNC students will have to dial 10 digits to call ...

Council to Research Construction, Roads

By Jenny Huang | September 27

Local officials decided Monday night that development of an area off U.S. 15-501 will be postponed until more research can be done. Reacting to petitions ...

Absent Minds Meet Kindness of Humanity

By Marian Crotty | September 27

I'm a ditz. In the past five weeks alone, I've locked myself out of my room twice, lost a sweater and set of room keys, left my clarinet in someone's ...

Airports Appeal to FAA: Loosen Some Safety Rules

September 27

Airport officials are petitioning the Federal Aviation Administration to lift some of the newly imposed security regulations because of increased burdens ...

Tar Heels Manhandle Volunteers in 5-2 Win

September 27

KNOXVILLE, TENN. -- Top-ranked North Carolina continued its finishing ability as the women's soccer team scored five goals on 15 shots Wednesday night ...

Superchunk Re-emerges With Polished Sheen

By Brian Bedsworth | September 27

Superchunk Here's To Shutting Up 4 Stars Like Time Out Chicken 'n Biscuits or the Cat's Cradle, Superchunk is a Chapel Hill institution. And like most ...

Chapel Hill Resident Urges Voters To Support Pavao on Election Day

By Staff Editor | September 26

TO THE EDITOR: The Town of Chapel Hill very much needs its most experienced and courageous leadership at this time. That's why I urge my fellow citizens ...

Outreach Proceeds Sans Director

By Ruthie Warshenbrot | September 26

Officials from the Carolina Center for Public Service say the group is effectively helping those who are in need after recent terrorist attacks, despite ...

UNC Offcials Back Local Arab and Muslim Groups

By Mike Callahan | September 26

UNC's Office of Minority Affairs is offering support to Muslim and Arab students in the wake of the recent terrorist attacks on the United States. While ...

Addition of Smoothie Bar to SRC Delayed

By Eshanthi Ranasinghe | September 26

Construction and health code regulations have delayed the addition of a smoothie bar to the weight machines and upbeat music of the Student Recreation ...

CDS: Arrests Are No Danger to Students

By Tina Chang | September 26

Carolina Dining Services officials say a recent string of employee arrests are isolated incidents and that students have no reason to fear for their safety. But ...

American Flags in Short Order

By Erika Heyder | September 26

American flags have become a hot commodity in the past few weeks, and local businesses' empty shelves prove how strong the demand for them has been. Stores ...

Residents Plan for Local Currency

By Adrienne Clark | September 26

Two local siblings are heading an effort to institute a new currency in the Orange County area as early as next spring. Anissa and Tim Clarke led a meeting ...