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UNC Law School To Side With UM

By Emily Steel | January 21

UNC's School of Law will join organizations from across the nation -- including the White House -- in taking a stance on a case that could determine the ...

Campus Calendar

By Staff Editor | January 21

Today 5 p.m. -- Interested in a career in health science librarianship? Come to see the medical librarianship panelists in 215 Manning Hall. Refreshments ...

Reform Not Hurting Hopefuls' Signature Lists

By Alex Granados | January 21

Candidates for student body president took to the sidewalks of the UNC campus last week to collect the 800 signatures necessary to place their names on ...

Salary Equity Resolution Delayed

By Sarah Kott | January 21

Faculty Council members delayed Friday voting on a resolution that would combat gender inequity in faculty salaries. Discrepancies in wording, concerns ...

Pickel to Join SBP Contest

January 21

Junior Dan Pickel, a public policy major from Albany, N.Y., announced Friday his decision to run as a write-in candidate for student body president. Pickel's ...

Police Roundup

By Staff Editor | January 21

3 Teens Arrested for Drug, Gun Possession Chapel Hill police charged three teens Saturday night with several drug-related misdemeanors and felonies, reports ...

New Music Venue Opens In Carrboro

By Grey Huddleston | January 21

De La Luz, Carrboro's newest live music venue, immerses listeners in sights and sounds in a way few other clubs can. This "performance space," as owner ...

Comfort Nabs Career Wins No. 500, 501

January 21

SPARTANBURG, S.C. -- The 11th-ranked North Carolina women's and 20th-ranked men's swimming and diving teams swept Clemson in an ACC dual meet Saturday ...

UNC Withstands Husky Onslaught

By Ian Gordon | January 21

It had the intensity of a Final Four showdown, the contentiousness of an off-camera get-together before "Joe Millionaire," the pace of the Daytona 500 ...

Cartoon's Mockery of Bush Ignores His Achievements in Office

By Staff Editor | January 21

TO THE EDITOR: Friday's (editorial cartoon) regarding President Bush's support for merit-based admissions deliberately evades the point! It's rather discouraging ...

4-Game Ticket Distribution to Be Held This Week

By John Lipps | January 21

The Carolina Athletic Association will be distributing bracelets today, Wednesday and Thursday outside Kenan Stadium for four upcoming ACC home games. ...

Protesters Brave Weather, Journey to Voice Opposition

By Staff Editor | January 21

5:15 a.m., 405 Franklin St. -- Outside Internationalist Books, organizers wait anxiously for the seven charter buses to arrive. Toting hand-drawn anti-war ...

Calls for Peace Fill U.S. Capital

By Elyse Ashburn | January 21

Click here to see more photos from the Washington protest WASHINGTON -- The air thundered with calls for peace Saturday as throngs of protesters surged ...

Shot Down: Overtime Surge Powers Duke

By Kellie Dixon | January 21

Sophomore Nikita Bell fell backward to a seated position a few feet from the North Carolina bench after an enthusiastic chest bump from teammate Chrystal ...

Town to Strive to Keep Down Taxes in 2003-04

By Billy Corriher | January 21

The Chapel Hill Town Council, preparing to begin deliberations on the town's 2003-04 budget, hopes to avoid raising taxes for a second year in a row. Town ...

School of Americas Goes Against United States' Democratic Spirit

By Staff Editor | January 21

Some folks at UNC spend a lot of time extolling the virtues of "our great nation." They praise what they call our "Western ideals" and enjoin us, as an ...

Solid Backcourt Play Paces Tar Heels in Loss

By Tim Candon | January 21

With just less than six minutes to go in Monday's game against Duke, North Carolina shooting guard Coretta Brown dished to teammate Kenya McBee, who made ...

Protesters Condemn Executions

By Emma Burgin | January 21

RALEIGH -- More than 100 ralliers weathered the cold in front of Gov. Mike Easley's mansion Saturday to show support for death row inmate Henry Lee Hunt, ...

GOP Leaders Seek Unity in Speaker Fight

By Jennifer Samuels | January 21

State Republican leaders are scrambling to unify party members after N.C. House Minority Leader Leo Daughtry, R-Johnston, announced Sunday that he does ...

Honor Court Review Close to Conclusion

By Daniel Thigpen | January 21

After more than a year in the making, the most comprehensive review of the student judicial system in three decades is moving closer to conclusion. On ...