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The Best of 'O2

By Staff Editor | January 9

Spider-Man fought Jedi Knights for box-office receipts, but smaller-scale flicks managed to win pieces of the pie while garage bands battled to become ...

Denied Funds Could Leave Program Homeless

By Jamie Dougher | January 9

A Chapel Hill housing project for the homeless was denied federal funding last month and now might be forced to close its doors. The Inter-Faith Council ...

Panel Initiates Scrutiny of BOG Structure, Size

By Gillian Bolsover | January 9

A legislative commission charged with examining the size of the UNC-system Board of Governors began its work Wednesday by listening to experts present ...

New Year Stirs Up Familiar Resolutions

By Tina Chang | January 9

The new year symbolizes a fresh beginning for many UNC students who are making resolutions to change their lifestyles. One of the most common resolutions ...

PR Lot Faces Another Semester Without Gate

By Rob Leichner | January 9

Students have been storing cars in the park-and-ride lot on Estes Drive for more than a semester now, but a secured entry gate has yet to be installed. No ...

Jewish Studies Minor, Center Close to Becoming a Reality

By Jessica Bonnem | January 9

A group of UNC faculty members are collaborating to establish a Center for Jewish Studies in the College of Arts and Sciences next year that will offer ...

3 Arrested After Carrboro Resident Finds Men in His House

By John Frank | January 9

Carrboro police are searching for a possible fourth suspect in a Tuesday burglary where three homeless men reportedly broke into a home and stole more ...

3-Point Barrage Ignites UNC Win

By Ian Gordon | January 9

Even from the start, things were a bit off Wednesday night at the Smith Center. North Carolina's leading scorer, Rashad McCants, was on the bench to start ...

Police Roundup

By Staff Editor | January 9

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Any Military Draft Needs To Include Women for Sake of Gender Equality

By Staff Editor | January 9

TO THE EDITOR: Every man in the United States 18 to 25 years of age is required to register for the Selective Service, and thereby the possibility of ...

CHCCS Send On 4 Redistricting Plans

By Jack Kimball | January 8

After some procedural confusion, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools redistricting committee decided Tuesday to send four plans to the school board ...

ATN Alters Password Procedure

By Caroline Kornegay | January 8

ONYEN might stand for the "Only Name You'll Ever Need," but your password is about to have a much shorter shelf life. Passwords for faculty, staff and ...

Health Study Anti-Vegetarian, PETA Says

By Nikki Werking | January 8

Officials for an animal rights activist group said Tuesday that they are protesting a UNC research study that could be funded with settlement money from ...

Edwards' White House Quest Puts Senate Hopefuls in Limbo

By Stephanie Jordan | January 8

North Carolina's senatorial hopefuls already are angling for the seat that could be left open by U.S. Sen. John Edwards, who has announced his intention ...

Kenan to Have Video Board by Mid-May

By Brian Hudson | January 8

After a six-month delay, UNC officials announced that construction on a video highlights board in Kenan Stadium will begin within the next few months. UNC ...

Plan May Increase Housing Prices

By Billy Corriher | January 8

With the Chapel Hill Town Council expected to pass its new Land-Use Management Ordinance by the end of the month, some local officials are questioning ...

Orange County Board of Education Links Development, School Capacity

By Jack Kimball | January 8

In a step to tie development to school capacity, the Orange County Board of Education passed a memorandum of understanding for the Schools Adequate Public ...

Applications Available Online Now for Student Body Secretary Position

By Staff Editor | January 8

TO THE EDITOR: Applications for student body secretary are now available at http://www.unc.edu/studentgovt. They will be due Friday by midnight, and ...

New Security Scans in Place at RDU

By Amanda Jepsen | January 8

Raleigh-Durham International Airport is using beefed-up security measures to comply with regulations that went into effect Jan. 1 requiring airports to ...

Some Projects Finish, But Construction Goes On

By Jenny Immel | January 8

The eye-catching orange fence and ear-piercing sounds of reversing trucks around Murphey Hall disappeared for this semester as the 1 1/2-year renovation ...