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Viewers can't quit cowboy flick

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | January 19

MOVIEREVIEW 'Brokeback Mountain' 5 Stars In interviews conducted after the completion of "Brokeback Mountain," director Ang Lee reflected on Michelle ...

Hoodwinked

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | January 19

MOVIEREVIEW "Hoodwinked" 3.5 Stars It's not at all unexpected that a film like "Hoodwinked" gets pigeonholed into a genre based on its appearance ...

Duke lawyer shoots for dean

By WHITNEY KISLING | January 19

Worrying about money is something even high-paid deans have to do. Erwin Chemerinsky, a law professor at Duke University and one of three finalists ...

Name game continues for new high school

By RACHEL ULLRICH | January 19

By any other name, a rose might smell as sweet, but apparently a high school might not be as well received. In a meeting tonight, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro ...

Crowd shows to hear American genocide missionary

By NATE HUBBARD | January 19

The choice to stay in Rwanda in the midst of a genocide was a pivotal moment in Carl Wilkens' life. But what Wilkens emphasized Wednesday evening in ...

ASG forced to step back

By ERIC JOHNSON | January 19

Hobbled by a rash of departures among top officials, the UNC-system Association of Student Governments is struggling to regroup before the state legislature ...

Dozen hopefuls fight for lone Alderman spot

By TED STRONG | January 19

For Carrboro tonight, 12 is going to be a crowd. A dozen applicants from Carrboro and the area north of town that will be annexed Jan. 31 will gather ...

Saw uses King as focal point of protest

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | January 19

While University officials have given voice to Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy this week, they have failed to do the same for those hoping to fulfill ...

Irish folk songs fall flat on Duggins' debut album

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | January 19

MUSICREVIEW T. Duggins Undone 2 Stars Taking T. Duggins' debut album, Undone, at face value might get you in some geographical trouble. Though ...

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Fraternity admits hazing guilt

By KATHRYN ROWLAND | January 19

In a closed Honor Court hearing Monday night, UNC's Beta Theta Pi fraternity pled guilty to charges that it violated the Honor Code's hazing policy. Adrian ...

Heels survive hive, win with second-half surge

January 19

In the first half of the women's basketball game against Georgia Tech on Wednesday, North Carolina did not look like the No. 4 team in the nation. The ...

Verbose protest challenges alito

By ERIN FRANCE | January 19

Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., isn't the only one straining his vocal cords during the Alito confirmation process. The Duke Democrats are harnessing their ...

North Carolina v. Virginia

By Staff Editor | January 19

Game and Time: No. 24 North Carolina at Virginia. Tipoff is at 7 p.m. Site: University Hall TV/Radio: The game will be televised on ESPN; Mike Patrick ...

Center slated to be global education hub

By KATIE HOFFMANN | January 19

Students soon will be able to have a whole world of experiences under one roof. The new Global Education Center, slated to be complete November 2006, ...

Punk rockers revel in latest addiction

By Beth Mechum | January 19

MUSICREVIEW Western Addiction Cognicide 3 Stars Western Addiction might seem like a breath of fresh air for the new post-hardcore music scene, but ...

Jason Collett

By Bryan Reed | January 19

MUSICREVIEW Jason Collett Idols of Exile 3.5 Stars Just in time for the weekend: a music review and hangover cure all in one. Before the weekend ...

Waxing decibels harm ears

By Desiree Shoe | January 19

Developers of the Apple iPod are hoping that consumers turn a deaf ear to recent criticism of the best-selling product. A recent Reuters article warns ...

Housing policy ignites petition

By Robin Hilmantel | January 19

Faced with a student petition protesting changes to the housing recontracting process, housing officials say they will stand by the new policy. Beginning ...

Only 2 expected to duel for office

By COLIN CAMPBELL | January 19

For the first time in recent history, students casting votes this February likely will have only two student body president candidates on the ballot to ...