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Election forum sparsely attended

By MEGHAN DAVIS | September 23

With only two candidates participating, a Hillsborough election forum became a dialogue between an incumbent and a challenger who are competing for different ...

Local bands rally behind relief effort

By WHITNEY ISENHOWER | September 23

Not every concert for a good cause has to feature Bono. Famed Triangle artists and bands from as far as San Diego are scheduled to play a benefit concert ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | September 23

Club's barbecue fundraiser raises funds for area projects The Kiwanis Club of Chapel Hill-Carrboro is holding its 18th-annual BBQ Cook-off fundraiser ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | September 23

A Chapel Hill woman was cited at 9:28 p.m. Wednesday for driving while impaired and reckless driving, according to reports from the Chapel Hill Police ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | September 23

New recreation center kicks off its grand opening today The Rams Head Recreation Center will celebrate its grand opening from 6 p.m. to midnight today ...

County weighs need for water and sewer services at new facility

By TED STRONG | September 23

Rubbish might never have been so confusing in Orange County, as local jurisdictions decide whether a new solid waste facility near Carrboro deserves to ...

Speaker stresses youth, cultural integration

By KATHERINE EVANS | September 23

Bakari Kitwana's last visit to UNC was under different circumstances. Kitwana, a hip-hop journalist who spoke in Wilson Library on Thursday, was rejected ...

Offensive line must protect Baker to win

By Staff Editor | September 23

Game and Time: North Carolina at N.C. State. Kickoff is at 12 p.m. Saturday. Site: Carter-Finley Stadium. TV/Radio: The game will be televised on ...

Viruses infect campus e-mail

By SHARI FELD | September 23

A deluge of e-mail viruses found its way into the inboxes of University students, faculty and staff since Wednesday afternoon - and more infected e-mails ...

LGBTQ community says change is needed

By LINDSAY MICHEL | September 23

UNC's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer community is seemingly always in a state of change. After shock waves were sent through the community ...

First delayed-opening day goes smoothly

September 23

While area students had the morning off Thursday, Annie Cramer, an art teacher at Seawell Elementary School, spent the first two hours of the school day ...

Baity Hill to house students until Nov. 1

September 22

Over the hill and through the woods to Baity Hill they go, and go, and go. The students living in the southernmost buildings, originally assigned to ...

Lottery commission to control games

By SETH PEAVEY | September 22

The nine-member N.C. Lottery Commission to be named later this week will have considerable influence on how the state's gaming is run. Five of the ...

Center's career officially over

By DANIEL MALLOY | September 22

A career that never really got off the ground ended Wednesday when the North Carolina men's basketball team announced that Damion Grant's tenure as a ...

Trustees discuss tuition, budget, personnel issues

By Staff Editor | September 22

Trustee members will look at a broad report of graduate and professional tuition issues during the BOT meeting in November. Chairwoman of the Faculty ...

Local initiative promotes alternative transit usage

September 22

Cumbersome bus guides, obscure bicycle laws, countless transit Web pages A-- University students certainly have transportation options, but sorting through ...

Who is a student with a chance?

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | September 22

Television viewers have seen North Carolina rivalries unfold on the hardwood, the 50-yard line and even the diamond. Next month will be no different ...

Program creates safe haven

By KATHERINE EVANS | September 22

Students affected by sexual assault and relationship violence soon will be able to confide in faculty and staff equipped to handle difficult issues. Women's ...

A clean fight

By Staff Editor | September 22

Margaret Teich, a member of Student Action with Workers, mops in the Pit during the organization's "Mop Off" on Wednesday. Teich, along with others were ...

The second coming

By MATTHEW BOWLES | September 22

A monstrous hurricane, mass evacuations and rising gas prices. Gulf coast residents have heard this story before, and as Category 5 Hurricane Rita ...