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Protest targets soldiers' school

By India Autry | November 23

COLUMBUS, Ga. - Thirty-one Triangle community members, including 10 UNC students, traveled to Fort Benning on Sunday to participate in the annual School ...

The opinionated need apply

By Staff Editor | November 23

Do you read The Daily Tar Heel's opinion page and wonder what it would be like to contribute to the arguments and opinions that are published every day? ...

FDA augments abortion drug's safety label

By JULIANA HANSON | November 23

The Food and Drug Administration decided last week to update the medication guide and safety label for mifepristone, an abortion drug suspected to have ...

UNC falls despite Beaver's play

November 23

The postseason hopes of the North Carolina volleyball team likely ended in the ACC championship match Sunday. In that match, the Tar Heels fell to seventh-seeded ...

Be thankful for many things as Thanksgiving approaches

By Staff Editor | November 23

In a few days, we will celebrate Thanksgiving, a treasured national holiday rooted in tradition. But what exactly is that tradition? What is the real ...

Task force to look at voting machines

November 23

Memory shortages in electronic voting machines have been blamed in the loss of more than 4,000 votes in Carteret County on Election Day, possibly altering ...

Cancer survivors, researchers share views

By LILY KUO | November 23

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City briefs

By Staff Editor | November 23

Durham man charged with first-degree rape Sunday Chapel Hill police arrested a Durham man at 10:30 a.m. Sunday and charged him with one felony count ...

Standardized kits prepare schools for worst

By GREGG FOUND | November 23

Two local schools have prepared themselves for an intruder on campus, and now the state Attorney General's Office has recognized their efforts. C.W. ...

Downtown committee gives answers

By JAKE POTTER | November 23

The Chapel Hill Town Council's Committee on Lots 2 and 5 received and reviewed Monday preliminary documents that will initiate the search for a project ...

Outside hands off

By Staff Editor | November 23

According to The Associated Press, an outside consultant's recent report recommends that the UNC system guarantee every N.C. community-college student ...

You're staying here

By Staff Editor | November 23

Football coach John Bunting experienced two personal victories Saturday. One was beating Duke in convincing fashion to reclaim the Victory Bell, which ...

Plan aims to add 5,000 local jobs

By TED STRONG | November 23

The Orange County Board of Commissioners expressed support Monday for the draft of the county Economic Development Commission's strategic plan for the ...

Town to discuss leaf blowers

By LIZ STANLEY | November 23

The streets of Chapel Hill could be a little quieter this winter now that the Chapel Hill Town Council has approved a public forum to allow residents ...

College systems spar over transfers

By KEVIN CHANDLER | November 23

In light of a recent study, there is talk of revamping the UNC system's admissions process for community college graduates who carry associate's degrees. The ...

A no-win situation

By Staff Editor | November 23

In making a decision to withdraw its financial support from WUNC-FM, Ipas has made a move that harms both the Chapel Hill-based international women's ...

Initiative to benefit housekeepers

November 23

Every day, students and faculty enjoy clean lecture halls and campus facilities, but the hard work and the efforts of UNC's housekeeping staff often remains ...

Speaker discusses the origins of Thanksgiving traditions

By ELIZABETH BLACK | November 23

Thanksgiving came early this year for more than 80 students who attended "The Real Thanksgiving: The Past, Present and Future of Native Americans." The ...

Formal talks rejected

By TANNER SLAYDEN | November 23

The Chapel Hill Town Council rejected Monday the possibility of meeting with the University about proposed changes to the zoning district that governs ...

RHA surveys student feeling

By RACHEL BROCK | November 23

Smoking policies, printing stations and the recontracting process are just a few of the issues on the minds of students living on campus. In an attempt ...