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By JESSICA SCHONBERG | April 21

"It's a marriage that isn't going to be dissolved," UNC law professor and departing Chairwoman of the Faculty Judith Wegner said of a rather complicated ...

Activist sheds light on rape, human rights

By Karin Dryhurst | April 21

Pakistani human rights activist Mukhtar Bibi broke global silence surrounding women and oppression Thursday at the panel "Rape: A Human Rights Issue." "In ...

Town preps for street festival

By Chase Beck | April 21

Residents and out-of-towners will take to Franklin Street this weekend for an event only rivaled by Halloween and NCAA Championship celebrations. The ...

Flynn aims to guide CAPS

By ROBBY MARSHALL | April 21

Counseling and Psychological Service now can choose the best mind to lead it. Christopher Flynn rounded out the field as the fifth and final candidate ...

Students continue writing tradition

By SHANNON CONNELL | April 21

Both established and aspiring writers were celebrated Thursday night in a Chapel Hill Museum ceremony. To mark the opening of an exhibit on Robert ...

Templeton to lead faculty

By NATE HUBBARD | April 21

Joe Templeton has spent his life working with the chemistry of elements. Now he will turn his attention to the chemistry of people. Templeton was elected ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | April 21

UNC club to host national team handball championship The Carolina Team Handball Club will host the 2006 U.S. Team Handball Collegiate National Championships ...

UNC rides hot streak into ACCs

By Matt Brooks | April 21

The North Carolina men's tennis team is peaking at just the right time. Following a tough 4-3 loss at then-No. 6 Duke on April 12, the No. 11 Tar Heels ...

Arts briefs

By Staff Editor | April 21

UNC professor, actor Strong diagnosed with brain tumor Department of Dramatic Art visiting professor and PlayMakers company member Kenneth P. Strong ...

Lab! Theatre to offer weekend doubleheader

By Beth Dozier | April 21

Theater lovers will have the chance today to catch the last two Lab! Theatre productions of the semester. "Shakespeare Unplugged: This Bard Was Made ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | April 21

A forcible rape was reported at 4:04 p.m. Wednesday in an open land area near Glandon Drive, according to Chapel Hill police reports. Reports state ...

Pitchers set for duel at Boshamer

April 21

In the old west, a showdown at dusk was the best way to settle things. Tonight's baseball game will prove that some things never change. No. 3 North ...

Voter support group returns

By Brian Hudson | April 21

After months of uncertainty, VoteCarolina, a nonpartisan student voter initiative, has resurfaced to register students and get them to the polls for November's ...

Local bands to take over the pit

April 21

People lounging in the Pit on Saturday evening might find themselves surprised when five different bands take the stage in front of Lenoir Dining Hall ...

County schools might say au revoir to French

By Nicole Lukosius | April 20

Students in the Orange County Schools district might have one less choice when it comes to foreign language study. The Orange County Board of Education ...

Weitz's latest far from dreamy

By Alexandria Shealy | April 20

MOVIEREVIEW "American Dreamz" 2 Stars Paul Weitz leaves no stone unturned in his new flick, "American Dreamz." The film, a collage of post Sept. ...

Lips' latest is a psychedelic trip

By Sam Need | April 20

MUSICREVIEW The Flaming Lips At War with the Mystics 4.5 Stars At War With the Mystics is another interstellar journey of sound courtesy of The ...

Disney strikes out again with tame CGI re-hash

By TREVOR THORNTON | April 20

MOVIEREVIEW 'The Wild' 2 Stars It's official. Gone are the days of the Disney animated masterpiece. With "The Wild," execs at Disney have proven ...

Habitat project met by critics

By KAYLA CARRICK | April 20

At an unusually packed Chapel Hill Town Council public hearing, more than half of the people in attendance stood up in opposition to a new development. Habitat ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | April 20

Benefit show to raise money for Smith memorial fund Students will host a benefit show to raise money for the Keith Shawn Smith Memorial Fund, honoring ...