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UNC hosts American Indian conference

By JENNA RAMAN | October 10

For the second year in a row, UNC played host this weekend to a celebration of the centuries of American Indian culture. "New Directions in American ...

Alumna returns in style

By MORGAN ELLIS | October 10

Tift Merritt walked onto the Memorial Hall stage Friday and immediately fell off it. Probably not the homecoming she envisioned. But the show-opening ...

Community revels in season

By ERICA RAFFERTY | October 10

Children swarmed the face-paint and arts-and-crafts tables, unconcerned by the foreboding sky at this year's Fall Fest at Baity Hill. Fall Fest is ...

Ingram, 84, geology professor

October 10

Roy Lee Ingram, a retired professor of geology, died Oct. 3 at the age of 84. Ingram, who served as a UNC professor for more than four decades, showed ...

Dirty South moves to Carrboro

By TANNER SLAYDEN | October 10

It makes sense that funny things should come in unique packages. Take Dirty South Improv's new venue - located behind Elmo's Diner in the Carr Mill ...

11-year soccer streak shattered

October 10

When the North Carolina women's soccer team plays at home, a win is assumed. After all, when a team has an 11-year regular season home winning streak, ...

Heels have choice between two star setters

By SAM ROSENTHAL | October 10

Who would've thought that it would be volleyball coach Joe Sagula, not football coach John Bunting, with a quarterback controversy? Watch out for low-flying ...

Dinner benefits hurricane victims, spotlights youth work

By TREVOR THORNTON | October 10

Maxeine Mitchell kept busy Saturday night - handing out orders to waiters, hastily preparing baked spaghetti and setting out pastel tablecloths. And ...

Senior marshals present gift proposals

October 10

After months of consideration, senior class leaders will announce their top three ideas for the senior class gift today. One option is a welcome sign ...

UNC falls to Duke on home turf: first ACC home loss in 11 years

By GREGG FOUND | October 10

When North Carolina trailed 1-0 for most of the first half of Sunday's women's soccer game A-- the only time all season the Tar Heels had been behind ...

Fee increases raise eyebrows

By LINDSAY MICHEL | October 10

Two contentious student fee increases, combined, could add $100 to students' bills next year. These hikes - with the possibility of higher tuition ...

Poehls begins to settle into role

By Brian Hudson | October 10

Alice Poehls' office in Hanes Hall is in a state of transition, marked by disarray. Dozens of binders scatter the shelves and desks, waiting to be read. Less ...

Field hockey craves consistency

By SAM SHEPARD | October 10

The North Carolina field hockey team seemed to mirror Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde this weekend as it alternated between moments of excellence and periods ...

Seniors say more input needed

By DON CAMPBELL | October 10

The class gift is a chance for seniors to leave a lasting mark on the University, but many seniors say they would have liked more input in selecting that ...

Late goal seals tough defeat

By DEREK HOWLES | October 10

What if North Carolina had converted a few of its nine first-half shots? What if the Tar Heel defender hadn't turned over the ball deep in his own ...

Come in, campus

October 10

The goal of the student body president is to take a plethora of interests and meld them into one cohesive plan of action. And the first challenge is ...

Leaders urge students to come out for week

By EMILY BISKER | October 10

Today marks the start of Coming Out Week, a time devoted to making nonheterosexuals feel comfortable at UNC and uniting the University community as a ...

Don't have to show 'em the money

By TED STRONG | October 10

It goes by many names: loot, lucre, dough, greenbacks, clams, moolah and cash. Whatever name it goes by, it's hard to get elected, even to local office, ...

Future of Triangle transit up to study

By ERIN GIBSON | October 10

If the Triangle Transit Authority is able to meet its series of deadlines, a new rail system could provide an alternative to driving in heavy traffic, ...

Harrison urges move toward creative transit

By TED STRONG | October 10

Few people would accuse Ed Harrison of being an overly loud man. Fewer would accuse him of being under-prepared for Town Council meetings. Harrison ...