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Budget proposal rewards teachers

By STEPHEN MOORE | May 25

RALEIGH - The recently released N.C. Senate budget proposal holds North Carolina public school, community college and university faculty as well as other ...

Money? It's a gas

By PAUL KIERNAN | May 25

Memorial Day weekend, the last long weekend before schools are out and the symbolic beginning of the summer travel season, is but one day away. Nearly ...

Chapel Hill can boast of leading healthy lives

By Emily Luger | May 25

Take a stroll through Chapel Hill and you will see many sights: Franklin Street, with its landmark shopping and dining destinations; the University, with ...

Campus Briefs

By Staff Editor | May 25

Donors, volunteers sought for Carolina Blood Drive UNC and the Red Cross are looking for support for the 18th annual Carolina Blood Drive, to be held ...

Sports Briefs

By Staff Editor | May 25

Former UNC standout works out for 2 NBA teams David Noel, who won a national championship with the UNC men's basketball team and finished his career ...

"Water" conveys woe of Indian widows

By Alexandria Shealy | May 25

MOVIEREVIEW "Water" 3.5 Stars Graceful direction, lyrical imagery and a near-perfect cast make Deepa Mehta's "Water" one of the most compassionate ...

West House demolition is moved up

By MAC MOLLISON | May 25

The demolition date for West House, a small campus building that has caused a big controversy, has been moved up from Oct. 1 to sometime this summer, ...

Lowest paid N.C. workers could receive wage increase

By STEPHEN MOORE | May 25

RALEIGH - Hidden in the depths of the newly released N.C. Senate budget is the possibility for a sharp increase in the state's minimum wage. If passed, ...

Record-setting season ends with 1-run losses

May 25

A great season came to a premature end for the North Carolina softball team Saturday as the Tar Heels were eliminated from the NCAA Regionals at the hands ...

BOE offers election reforms

By MAC MOLLISON | May 25

The 2005-06 school year was a turbulent time for the campus Board of Elections. The group, which is in charge of making sure campus elections run smoothly ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | May 25

Town seeks performers, vendors for fall festival Chapel Hill's 34th annual Festifall arts and crafts fair, to be held Oct. 8, is giving residents a ...

UNC makes a pitch for 1st ring

May 25

What could the World Series of Poker and the College World Series possibly have in common? It's quite simple, actually. The more aces you have, ...

RIAA still has eye on U.S. campuses

By William Schwarzer | May 25

Network piracy might become more difficult with a recent volley against illegal file-swapping from the entertainment industry. The Motion Picture Association ...

Men's tennis team captures Sweet 16 bid

By Matt Brooks | May 18

North Carolina men's tennis coach Sam Paul was soaked. But it wasn't the three-hour rain delay that had him dripping wet at the Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center. ...

A fond farewell

By MAC MOLLISON | May 18

Sunday's Commencement ceremony captured the spirit of the Carolina experience for 5,377 graduates and tens of thousands of excited family members. Wendy ...

Leaders wary of lottery funding

By STEPHEN MOORE | May 18

RALEIGH - Many North Carolina legislators have called for a variety of changes because of concerns that money from the new lottery might be used to supplant ...

No. 11 track squads eye home stretch of season

By Stephen Largen | May 18

The No. 11 North Carolina men's and women's track teams didn't squander their last chances this past weekend, as several athletes turned in excellent ...

Arts seminar to provide tips on selling work

By Rachel Brody | May 18

Have a craft but don't know how to sell it? The upcoming Artists' Salon will get creative marketing juices flowing outside the proverbial studio. The ...

Primaries result in mix of political contests and single-name ballots

By PAUL KIERNAN | May 18

The Orange County primaries for the 2006 elections have come and gone, revealing the final list of candidates who will run for office in November, as ...

Leaders prepare for summer

By MAC MOLLISON | May 18

Three members of student government will spend the summer in Chapel Hill. But they aren't here to make up delinquent credits in summer school - they're ...