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Week to laud Hispanic culture

By JACKI SPIES | September 28

The campus will come alive this week with the rhythms of salsa and merengue and the flavors of Hispanic culture. CHispA Week, the University's celebration ...

Officials initiate UNC honor week

By DEBORAH CRAMER | September 28

Rain moved the site of the opening ceremony for Honor and Integrity Week from the steps of South Building to inside the Student Union, but it did not ...

The wrong business

By Staff Editor | September 28

Lawmakers in Washington, D.C., are considering a bill that would require nonprofit universities like UNC to consider accepting transfer credit from for-profit ...

Locals support parking lot plans

By JAKE POTTER | September 28

Members of the community voiced support for the development of a pair of downtown parking lots at Monday night's meeting of the Chapel Hill Town Council. The ...

Officials, schools talk collaboration

By SARA LEWKOWICZ | September 28

The Orange County Board of Commissioners and members of the two local school boards put their heads together Monday night, continuing discussions on ways ...

Parties diverge on type of cuts

September 28

As the election season begins to roll toward a conclusion, both major candidates for president are hoping to convince voters that their tax burden will ...

Easley looks to eliminate short-term tax fix

September 28

Gov. Mike Easley announced last week that he plans to allow a pair of tax increases expire next year as originally scheduled. Easley imposed a statewide ...

Horrendous Timing

By Staff Editor | September 28

Last week, School of Journalism and Mass Communication officials announced that JOMC 50, "Electronic Information Sources," would no longer be a requirement ...

Student elections could use some negative campaigning

By Staff Editor | September 28

Earlier this month, The Daily Tar Heel ran an article that puzzled me. It described how Student Congress' first meeting produced a small amount of controversy ...

Senate hopefuls cross paths

By ERIC JOHNSON | September 28

Senate candidates Erskine Bowles and Richard Burr squared off in their first formal debate Monday night, sparring over trade policy, job creation and ...

Governors stump for amendment

September 27

The state legislature has proposed an amendment to its constitution that would allow local governments to use bonds for projects without taxpayers' approval. The ...

Schedule depends on Council

By TED STRONG | September 27

The Chapel Hill Town Council will respond tonight to a pair of requests from a developer who wants to convert a Franklin Street apartment building into ...

N.C. DOT looks to extend road

September 27

The N.C. Department of Transportation discussed plans Thursday afternoon to build a road extension that would cross over the Eno River in Hillsborough. The ...

Sloustcher modest after 1st goal

By LAISEE RINTEL | September 27

Freshman Adam Sloustcher sprinted toward the crowd in excitement after scoring the game-winning goal in North Carolina's win against No. 12 Virginia on ...

Missing woman did nothing to deserve her likely fate

By Staff Editor | September 27

TO THE EDITOR: Shannan Bowen's representation, drawn from an affidavit, of Debbie Key as a woman who had "a reputation of consuming large amounts of ...

Kept in the dark

By Staff Editor | September 27

KEPT IN THE DARK Students should know more about any problems or delays related to matters that affect them, including a tuition price sensitivity study. T he ...

Closing the book

By Staff Editor | September 27

The Office for Civil Rights in the U.S. Department of Education officially ended Wednesday the investigation of an incident that caused many members of ...

UNC stops slide, edges Cavs

By Albert Park | September 27

For the first time in weeks, players on North Carolina men's soccer team were smiling after their 2-1 win against No. 12 Virginia. UNC, which only got ...

A Cardinal sin

By Brian MacPherson | September 27

The vocal leader of the North Carolina football team held court on one side of the Kenan Stadium players' lounge to express his disgust with the way his ...

Music programs may hit campus

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | September 27

Student Body President Matt Calabria says that whenever he steps into the Pit, he is bombarded with questions about when music file-sharing services will ...