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Students protest admission of men

By SAMUEL LAU | September 13

Student-led strikes have broken out at Randolph-Macon Woman's College after the Board of Trustees voted Saturday to allow men to enroll in fall 2007. The ...

A guide to caring for your laptop

By Priscilla Alden | September 12

I just received my new CCI computer. I know there's support through the ITS Response Center if something goes wrong with it, but what can I do to prevent ...

City briefs

September 12

Opening of middle school delayed until November Gravelly Hill Middle School in Orange County will not be opening in October as planned. Officials ...

Academic leaders examine race trends

By ROBBY MARSHALL | September 12

In a ballroom filled with more than 150 leaders from universities across the country, diversity was an appropriate theme for the first panel discussion ...

Campus briefs

September 12

Campus health to hold meningitis vaccine drive A limited supply of state-funded meningitis vaccine is available today and Sept. 20 for first-year students ...

Several chancellors receive salary hikes

By ERIN FRANCE | September 12

Last week the UNC-system Board of Governors voted on salaries for each of the 16 campuses' chancellors. The chancellors at East Carolina University ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | September 12

An incident of aggravated assault with sexual motives was reported at 2:19 a.m. Sunday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. Reports state a woman ...

Community looks back on tragic day

By Amanda Younger | September 12

Thousands of tiny American flags lined Polk Place in the shape of two towers Monday as the community came together to reflect on Sept. 11's fifth anniversary. The ...

Orange county residents take pause to reflect on U.S. tragedies

By Eric Shepherd Martin | September 12

When Hillsborough-resident Chavis McPherson heard of the attacks on the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, he thought he was the victim of a prank. "I ...

Inclusion conference kicks off

September 12

When Chancellor James Moeser enrolled at the University of Texas-Austin, his family was hard-pressed to pay the $25 tuition bill and additional fees. A ...

Moeser cautions employees

By ERIC JOHNSON | September 12

The UNC-Chapel Hill Employee Forum was dealt a blow Monday in its efforts to champion the right of collective bargaining for state workers. While voicing ...

Technology overload

By JULIE TURKEWITZ | September 12

Christen Weaver armed herself with all the necessary weapons of mass communication Sunday night. Her arm dangled over a table in the Student Union ...

Panel debates education costs

By LINDSEY NAYLOR | September 12

State and national politicians gathered Monday at the Carolina Inn to discuss the socio-economic implications of college accessibility as part of a four-day ...

UNC could say goodbye to pen and paper note-taking

By CLINT JOHNSON | September 12

Imagine scribbling notes during class and solving complex equations - then imagine doing all of that without using a single sheet of paper. That's ...

Seniors asked to focus on loving their legacy

By ERIN ZUREICK | September 12

Seniors won't vote on a class gift this year, instead they'll pick a favorite cause. The class of 2007 will be able to endorse one of three options: ...

Voters to decide election system

By RACHEL ULLRICH | September 12

The times, they are a-changing for the Orange County Board of Commissioners. After more than a year of debate, a referendum in November will let voters ...

Tar Heels still seek answers

September 12

The North Carolina football team fell victim to "BeamerBall" on Saturday when it lost to Virgina Tech 35-10. Hokie head coach Frank Beamer's style ...

Daily Dose

September 12

The West Virginia resident who won HGTV's 5,700-square-foot Dream Home this past April said he plans to sell the house because of high taxes and maintenance ...

Campus to see technology overhaul

By Andrew Dunn | September 12

Logging on at UNC might be a very different experience in the coming years. Most of the major computer processes in three main areas - student affairs, ...

Pope donation ends Western studies rift

By Bethany Black | September 12

The John William Pope Foundation's announcement Thursday that it will donate $2.3 million to the University ended two years of controversy regarding faculty ...