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Housing policy switch saddles some with leases

By David Berngartt | February 15

Moving can be a headache. Being forced to do so can be a migraine. Many rising juniors say they are finding it is too late to stay on campus -- even ...

FPG First School to take baby step

By Gray Caldwell | February 15

The next step - albeit a small one - in planning for a progressive early-education school in Chapel Hill could come Thursday. For the past year, the ...

City briefs

February 15

Candidate files to run for seat on county school board Rougemont resident Ted Triebel filed Tuesday to run for a seat on the Orange County Board of ...

U.N. future subject of speech

By KRISTIN PRATT | February 15

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright once said, "Even superpowers need friends." Gillian Sorensen, a former United Nations assistant secretary-general, ...

Thompson secures post

February 15

Without a formal competitor, William Thompson waltzed to an easy victory in Tuesday's election for Residence Hall Association president with 4,790 votes. Now ...

Locals given chance to explore artistic side

By Beth Mechum | February 15

Everyone has been "lost or found" at some point, and that is exactly what the Chapel Hill Public Arts Commission is counting on for inspiration with its ...

Congress welcomes new members

February 15

The winners from Tuesday's Student Congress elections. The referendum to amend the Student Code in reference to district determination standards passed ...

Battle in the paint key for UNC

By Staff Editor | February 15

Game and time: Georgia Tech at No. 23 North Carolina. Tipoff is at 7 p.m. Site: Smith Center TV/radio: The game will be televised on ESPN. The Tar ...

Williamses to lead latest Covenant effort

By Amanda Younger | February 15

UNC students try to lend a hand to Roy Williams while he's on the court, and now he's trying to return the favor in the classroom. Williams, famed ...

Petersen, Weiss teams clear hurdle

By ROBBY MARSHALL | February 15

Campus elections aren't over yet. Because no candidates for senior class officers were able to garner a simple majority of the electorate Tuesday, ...

Janitor sweeps January award

By Gray Caldwell | February 15

After 26 years of service in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, Arlena Fuller has official recognition to add to the dozens of students and teachers who ...

Flashback

By Staff Editor | February 15

Student Body President Seth Dearmin waits for election results to be announced Tuesday night. After brief interviews with Carolina Week he sits with Janie ...

Event aims to stop sex offenders

By NATE HEWITT | February 15

About 50 UNC-Chapel Hill students gathered Tuesday to reflect on understanding rape and its effects on both men and women in the community. The White ...

Bowles digs for cheaper books

By ELIZABETH DEORNELLAS | February 15

UNC-system President Erskine Bowles is placing special emphasis on a set of recommendations passed Friday to reduce the cost of textbooks at system schools. And ...

Trail to cut through county

By Eric Martin | February 15

Local nature lovers and hiking aficionados might find a path from the Great Smoky Mountains all the way to the Atlantic Ocean running right through their ...

Candidates to slug it out for executive perks

By NATE HUBBARD | February 14

Power. Access. Basketball tickets. A lot is at stake today for James Allred and Bernard Holloway as students choose which of these two candidates will ...

Candidate Profiles

By Staff Editor | February 14

Flash movie by Chris Johnson

Congress hopefuls run for myriad reasons

By Staff Editor | February 14

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Town agrees to add 4 to board

February 14

The Chapel Hill Town Council is ready to talk Carolina North - but on its own terms. Council members addressed the University's newest advisory committee ...

County, state hopefuls announce candidacies

By Erin France and Rachek Ullrich | February 14

Staff Writers New candidates and incumbents began filing Monday to run for positions representing Orange County at the local, state and national levels. Candidates ...