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'04 Candidates Score Student Help

By Jennifer Samuels | January 16

Though the presidential primaries are more than a year away, students across the state already are gearing up in support of their favorite candidates. About ...

UNC, GPSF Try to Raise Awareness of INS Restrictions

By Will Arey | January 16

As the federal government tightens standards for educational student visas, UNC officials are warning international students that they need to be more ...

Boards to Give Feedback to OWASA

By Billy Corriher | January 16

Officials from Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Orange County will give the Orange Water and Sewer Authority feedback on its new, more strict draft of the area's ...

Campus Calendar

By Staff Editor | January 16

Today 9 a.m. -- The Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a blood drive in Lesser Hall of the Student Union until 2 p.m. Donors receive ...

UNC Awaits Overdue Performer

By Harmony Johnson | January 16

The jazz pianist billed as "Cuba's finest export" is finally an export. Overcoming the visa troubles that forced him to cancel his entire fall tour, renowned ...

Price Addresses Economy, World Tension in Speech

By Matt Crook | January 16

The challenges facing the United States range from the Far East to the nation's congressional chambers, a local representative told members of UNC Young ...

GZA Serves Spicy Lyrics, Stale Production

By Tacque Kirksey | January 16

GZA Legend of the Liquid Sword 3 Stars It's funny how musical ground-breakers can more or less disappear. Meanwhile, mediocre pretenders and usurpers ...

Wal-Mart Supercenter Construction Begins

By Sulhye Bang | January 16

Developers of the new Wal-Mart Supercenter in Hillsborough have been working arduously on the project for more than 2 1/2 years. And last week, their ...

Artistic Community

By Brook Corwin | January 16

For a program that is already well-established and almost universally praised, Arts Carolina is operating in a state of continued limbo. The program has ...

Swimmers Race Past 'Pack, Prepare for UVa.

By Lauren Ritter | January 16

RALEIGH -- Leaving the comforts of Koury Natatorium behind and traveling to N.C. State to swim in a less-than-stellar facility didn't seem to bother the ...

Emma Gibbs Band Populist, Predictable

By Grey Huddleston | January 16

The Emma Gibbs Band Cat's Cradle Friday, Jan. 10 3 Stars The Emma Gibbs Band, a group of country-rock road warriors from Winston-Salem, proved its mettle ...

Bush's Stimulus Proposal Addresses Realities of Economic Life in U.S.

By Staff Editor | January 16

TO THE EDITOR: Ms. Gurvich's latest column "Bush's Stimulus Plan Benefits Rich to Detriment of Others" labels the Bush stimulus package as a "monstrosity" ...

Icy Songsmith Struggles With Sentiment, Ghost

By Brian Millikin | January 16

Joseph Arthur Redemption's Son 3 Stars Joseph Arthur is one cool customer -- almost too cool. The little-known, critically acclaimed songsmith makes a ...

School Policy Targets Childhood Obesity

By Jack Kimball | January 16

With obesity becoming an increasingly apparent problem in schools, the N.C. State Board of Education approved last week recommendations for weekly exercise ...

Program Brings Together Many Facets of Arts Community

By Diane Eikenberry | January 16

Through the Arts Carolina link on UNC's home page, you can instantaneously check the dates of that Lab! Theatre show that intrigued you or the time for ...

Discrimination Lies in Not Allowing Students To Choose Their Leaders

By Staff Editor | January 16

TO THE EDITOR: The Queer Network for Change response to the current InterVarsity controversy highlights the need for further clarity in this matter. The ...

Staff Salary Raises Unlikely Given State Budget

By Billy Ball | January 16

Hard economic times and bleak chances for a pay raise have not dampened the spirit of Employee Forum leader Tommy Griffin. Despite Griffin's semester-long ...

Carrboro Aldermen Consider Solid Waste Management Alternatives

By Kathryn Grim | January 16

The Carrboro representatives of the Solid Waste Advisory Board presented a progress report to the Carrboro Board of Aldermen on Tuesday concerning alterations ...

Congress Set to Fund Campaigns

By Arman Tolentino | January 16

Student Congress officials said Wednesday that they are prepared to finance student campaigns even if all 55 candidates who so far expressed interest ...

Police Roundup

By Katie Christian | January 16

9 mm Handgun Stolen From Local Man's Car A 9 mm handgun and ammunition were stolen from a Chapel Hill man's car on Tuesday, police reports state. The ...