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News photographers should let grieving players alone

By Staff Editor | November 24

TO THE EDITOR: I had sincerely hoped, when I saw numerous photographers on Fetzer Field on Saturday taking pictures of members of our women's soccer ...

Town clerk to leave after 23-year stint

By JON WEINER | November 24

At the end of this month, Chapel Hill will lose a woman who many agree has valiantly served the town and the public for the last 23 1/2 years. Town Clerk ...

Title IX worth being thankful for

By Staff Editor | November 24

As we commence the holiday season, it is important to take a moment to reflect on the things for which we are most thankful. Some are thankful for a ...

Sit down and talk

By Staff Editor | November 24

Recently, there's been some bad blood between the UNC-system Association of Student Governments and UNC-Chapel Hill's student leaders. UNC-CH Student ...

Education board requests funding

November 24

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education voted unanimously Thursday to send a petition to the state legislature requesting reliable and adequate funding ...

Google gives studies a boost

November 24

As students use the Internet more - and the library less - a new search engine for scholarly works has been added to the Internet to increase access to ...

Officials craft shelter's policies

By TED STRONG | November 24

At a meeting Tuesday night, county officials indicated a willingness to ignore a state statute in order to ensure that what they said is a sensible policy ...

UNC plans for steady growth

By JAVAERIA QURESHI | November 24

As the UNC system calls for the N.C. General Assembly to guarantee annual funding for enrollment growth, University officials are considering plans for ...

Time to see that tuition hikes aren't necessary; they're evil

By Staff Editor | November 24

The Constitution of the State of North Carolina dictates: "The General Assembly shall provide that the benefits of the University ... as far as practicable, ...

Volunteers tell patients' tales

November 24

Being confined long-term to a hospital bed can be lonely and isolating, but a group of volunteers led by an Emmy Award nominee is trying to improve that ...

UNC routs Bucs to remain undefeated

By GABRIELLE DE ROSA | November 24

Routs such as the one between the No. 5 North Carolina women's basketball team and Charleston Southern are often summed up in one incredulous statistic. Tuesday, ...

Council serves as springboard for leaders

By STEPHANIE NOVAK | November 24

Since its beginnings, the Freshman Focus Council has been a springboard for student leaders at the University. The council, which operates through student ...

Students fight food employer

By Brian Hudson | November 23

A number of campus and local organizations marched into Lenior Dining Hall during the lunch hour Monday to speak out against the firing of a former employee ...

Reed selects deputy for tech services

November 23

As Information Technology Services enters the second month of an expansive reorganization, a new face has joined the department's helm. George Washington ...

Body to debate Popes' funding

By JENNY RUBY | November 23

The heated campus debate about the John William Pope Foundation's possible funding of a Western studies program at the University likely will find its ...

Women's group pulls radio funds

By JENNIFER FAIR | November 23

One word can make a difference. Ipas, a global nonprofit organization that protects women's health and reproductive rights, announced Friday that it ...

Spending bill brings key cuts

By MARK PUENTE | November 23

U.S. legislators have attached two provisions to a $388 billion, must-pass spending bill that pits civil libertarians against social conservatives while ...

Library garners top honors

By Olivia Webb | November 23

The Chapel Hill Public Library is the best in North Carolina. The 2004 Hennen's American Public Libraries Rating Index ranked the library tops in the ...

Congress increases U.S. debt limit

By Alex Granados | November 23

The debt limit of the United States has been increased for the third time in four years, which some say ensures that the deficit will continue to soar. Congress ...

System schools examine tuition

By ERIC JOHNSON | November 23

As widely expected, the overwhelming majority of UNC-system schools are readying proposals for campus-based tuition increases for the 2005-06 academic ...