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Edwards busts out with career game

By Jacob Karabell | September 26

RALEIGH - A minute into Saturday's game, Barrington Edwards tied his career high for rushing in a game. After the transfer from LSU plowed up the middle ...

Win conditions Tar Heels for coming Duke duel

By KRISTIN PRATT | September 26

It was freezing in the Smith Center this weekend, and it wasn't just because the air-conditioner was running at full capacity. The North Carolina volleyball ...

Carrboro discusses affordable housing

By MEGHAN DAVIS | September 26

A discussion between developers and the Carrboro Board of Aldermen on Sept. 20 brought up the ambiguous definition of affordable housing and the best ...

Cadets learn navigation skills in Duke Forest

By ERIN ZUREICK | September 26

With the sound of crunching dead leaves in their ears as they pushed aside errant tree branches, UNC Army ROTC cadets carefully made their way through ...

Tar Heels sweep aside Virginia rivals

By GABY REMINGTON | September 26

The Smith Center looked empty. The band was playing, a few loyal fans were scattered around, but the immense size of the almost-empty dome did not faze ...

Rams Head provides

By KATHRYN BALES | September 26

With the whir of the stationary bicycles, the clank of free weights and the thump of feet on a rubber-coated track, the Rams Head Recreation Center was ...

Candidates dial into blog scene

By JAKE POTTER | September 26

Some of the candidates vying for municipal office this year are taking a progressive approach to winning over an evolving constituency - they're modernizing ...

Protesters urge care for rats

By STEPHANIE NOVAK | September 26

As many students headed to the bars for their own alcohol experiments during Saturday's football game against N.C. State University, protesters outside ...

Diminutive McCarty enforces the midfield

By DAVID MOSES | September 26

If somebody said Dax McCarty was a great soccer player, anyone who looked at him likely would think he's the best player on his middle school team. Wrong. The ...

DJ chills audience through multimedia show

By JIM WALSH | September 26

The University community was treated to an eclectic mix of art and politics Friday as the first installment of the Urban Voices series in the Carolina ...

Carrboro shows musical side

By MEGHAN DAVIS | September 26

For one Sunday afternoon a year, the atmosphere that characterizes Weaver Street Market in Carrboro expands throughout downtown for the Carrboro Music ...

Groups march on D.C.

By ERIN GIBSON | September 26

WASHINGTON - Anti-war protesters from Orange County, N.C., Orange County, Calif. and everywhere in between gathered Saturday to show their disapproval ...

Duke outduels Tar Heels late in game

September 26

The North Carolina field hockey team was not pleased Friday night after its 2-1 loss to Duke at Henry Stadium - it was the team's first loss of the season ...

Campus Briefs

By Staff Editor | September 26

Athletic ticket distribution applications available today Applications for the 2005-06 Carolina Athletic Association Ticket Distribution Committee ...

Afternoon delight

By Brian MacPherson | September 26

RALEIGH - This, they'd seen before. Two seasons ago, North Carolina put up a valiant effort to hang tough for one half at Carter-Finley Stadium before ...

Police Log

By Staff Editor | September 26

A Wisconsin resident was arrested Saturday on three misdemeanor charges of underage possession of a malt beverage, soliciting without a permit and possession ...

UNC tops Tigers despite another 1st-half snooze

By DEREK HOWLES | September 26

Five minutes before North Carolina's men's soccer game Friday, the stands at Fetzer Field were mostly empty. Sure, the band had managed to cobble together ...

A Devilish rivalry has been born

By MATT ESTREICH | September 26

Rivalries don't exist when one team wins 60 of the 70 games ever played. They certainly don't exist when one team goes 22 years without ever beating ...

Relief projects span imagination

By TED STRONG | September 26

Maybe it's because local relief efforts for Hurricane Katrina victims have been decentralized, maybe it's because the Chapel Hill-Carrboro community is ...

Annual Barbecue raises funds for victims, programs

By Olivia Webb | September 26

Two thousand pounds of barbecue for a good cause? Locals didn't have to look any further than the big white tent at the University Mall parking lot ...