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Store lauds new locale, reopening

By MEREDITH LEE MILLER | October 18

After 15 years at Brightleaf Square in Durham, the jewelry store Goldworks has moved to a new location at University Mall. The new store, which opened ...

Improper business

By Staff Editor | October 18

Patrick Ballantine, R-New Hanover, spent 10 years in the N.C. Senate, and for two of them, he was on the payroll of Image Products Inc. of Wilmington ...

Ballantine, Easley keep sniping

By ERIN GIBSON | October 18

RALEIGH - The bickering continued Friday during the final debate before Election Day between Democratic Gov. Mike Easley and his Republican challenger, ...

Column portrays College Republicans inaccurately

By Staff Editor | October 18

TO THE EDITOR: As a proud member of the UNC College Republicans, I am extremely offended by Matt Compton's Wednesday column ("College Republicans become ...

Council to mull issue of zoning

October 18

"OI-4" might mean little to the average University student. But the zoning classification and its different levels have serious implications for University ...

Tilley, 58, Union finance manager

By JOHN RAMSEY | October 18

Glenda Sykes Tilley, finance and personnel manager at the Student Union, died Tuesday at Duke University Medical Center. She was 58. Tilley worked in ...

3rd EDA candidate visits campus

By JIM WALSH | October 18

The executive director for the arts must foster enthusiasm for projects at UNC in order to boost fund raising, candidate Carole Brandt told a small group ...

Equitable funding

By Staff Editor | October 18

It's an unfortunate but widely known fact in the scientific community that researchers also have to be businessmen in order to secure funds. But getting ...

Runners place 3rd in Pre-National Meet

October 18

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - The No. 8 North Carolina women's cross country team turned in a strong performance Saturday at the NCAA Pre-National Meet at Indiana ...

CITY BRIEFS

By Staff Editor | October 18

Man robbed and stabbed on West Rosemary Street A man was robbed and stabbed at 1 a.m. Wednesday on the 300 block of West Rosemary Street, according ...

State & nation briefs

By Staff Editor | October 18

Two die in train accidents in Alamance, Guilford counties BURLINGTON - In a span of 24 hours, two people have died in separate train accidents in neighboring ...

Industry's ills linger over fair

October 18

RALEIGH - The lights of the midway were visible against a gloomy backdrop Friday morning, marking a cloudy start to the 151st North Carolina State Fair. Lines ...

Debates highlighted Bush's inability to admit mistakes

By Staff Editor | October 18

In fifth grade, I had my one and only formal debate. We were supposed to pretend we were on the brink of the Civil War, a choice that no doubt seemed ...

Randolph works her way back after injury

By Daniel Blank | October 18

North Carolina midfielder Kasey White fed a perfect cross on the ground to the far post, and all fellow midfielder Sara Randolph had to do was run onto ...

Loreleis sing for the fences

By Linda Shen | October 18

The Loreleis' cresting voices have carried them everywhere from local radio stations to "The Today Show." Last Wednesday, their notes swept over Yankee ...

Women eye advocacy agenda

October 18

Access to health care, pay equity and aging are the most important issues facing women in the county, according to an agenda passed by members of the ...

School board takes aim at inequalties

By TED STRONG | October 18

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education sponsored its third annual Summit on Equity and Excellence on Saturday. The summit addressed the differences ...

Event takes on domestic ills

By TED STRONG | October 18

In the warm breeze and strained light of a weekend dinner hour, as a child dangled joyously from the fork of a tree and four young men at a picnic table ...

Tar Heels shut out No. 7 USC to build win streak

By LAISEE RINTEL | October 18

While most students used Fall Break to relax, the North Carolina men's soccer team was willing to work. The Tar Heels beat No. 7 South Carolina 2-0 ...

Ute offense steamrolls UNC

By Jacob Karabell | October 18

SALT LAKE CITY - Five minutes and 54 seconds. That's the total time it took Utah's offense to score on its four first-half touchdown drives - three of ...