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First-day jitters

By RACHEL ULLRICH | August 25

It's one of those unanswerable questions, like the chicken and the egg - who has it worse on the first day of school, the teacher or the student? "The ...

GAA focuses on freshmen

By Nicole Duncan | August 25

Students are bombarded each fall with clubs and organizations eager to recruit new members. These organizations use various tactics - pamphlets, posters ...

Late shuttle rides offer safe night cap

By NATE HEWITT | August 25

As a new semester dawns and the sun sets, the night comes to life with students searching the area for a good time. But when the parties end, a new ...

Allred further along than past president

August 25

At a hefty 26 pages Student Body President James Allred's summer report is much longer than the two-page newsletter produced last year by former Student ...

Allred touts summer progress report

By WHITNEY KISLING | August 25

The first report of Student Body President James Allred's administration is fresh from the printers. On Thursday, student government's executive branch ...

Poverty center gift keeps effort going

By ROBBY MARSHALL | August 25

UNC's fight against poverty is here to stay. After a $2 million donation, officials said UNC's Center on Poverty, Work and Opportunity now has the ...

Eatery to enter late-night scene

By KAYLA CARRICK | August 25

Late-night food quests no longer will be limited to venues such as Time-Out, Cosmic Cantina or Qdoba Mexican Grill. A new restaurant recently added ...

Law to increase hassle at DMV, help curb fraud

August 25

Red tape at the Department of Motor Vehicles will increase, but N.C. motorists will only have to deal with the new requirements every eight years. Gov. ...

Media lab expands options

By JENNA RAMAN | August 25

UNC students who would like to make documentaries, Web sites or movies now have an expanded facility to take advantage of. The Media Resource Center ...

Business school alumni to enter advising role

By Andrew Dunn | August 25

The Kenan-Flagler Business School has created an alumni council that will meet for the first time this fall. The council will represent the interests ...

Improper diction could be a cosmic mistake

By ERIN FRANCE | August 25

UNC geology professor Allen Glazner wrote to the International Astronomical Union when he objected to the potential use of the word "pluton" to name celestial ...

Sufjan sizzles

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | August 25

In July the Carolina Union Activities Board and Cat's Cradle invited UNC students to feel the Illinoise when they booked baroque-pop darling Sufjan Stevens ...

Student Congress: Swipe-to-print success still yet to be seen

By MAC MOLLISON | August 25

Members of the student affairs committee of Student Congress debated the merit of the new swipe-to-print system for about an hour Wednesday night. Student ...

Sharing music is about more than foreplay

August 25

"Do you wanna come over to my house and listen to records?" he asked with the utmost sincerity. "I'm sorry, honey, but you'd have to buy me dinner ...

Buses create link for Greensboro's six campuses

By ELIZABETH DEORNELLAS | August 25

Local public transportation companies are catering their services to college students, who they view as the key to the future of their businesses. Kevin ...

Campus briefs

August 25

Campus Y service group accepting applications Applications now are available for students who would like to join the Campus Y, the campus' largest ...

Festival to showcase Blue Bike plan

By Eric Shepherd Martin | August 25

The wheels on Chapel Hill and Carrboro's new community bike program will be one step closer to turning Sunday when local organizations hold the Blue Bike ...

Writers prepare campus talks

By MORGAN ELLIS | August 25

There won't be a shortage of writers discussing their work on campus this fall. Both the UNC Creative Writing Program and the Bull's Head Bookshop ...

NCSU data defines school needs

By ELIZABETH DEORNELLAS | August 25

The issue of school districts divides communities through more than just physical separation. When education officials need a way to cut through the ...

New stem cell process may open up funding

By ERIN FRANCE | August 25

Stem cells might be made available for research if a new technique to extract cells from embryos legally circumvents President Bush's ban. Shawn Ahmed, ...