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By Staff Editor | October 22

Today noon -- To celebrate U.N. week, please join the United Nations Organization for a special discussion on Iraq. The guest speaker is political science ...

Town Council Slams Brakes on Duplex Construction

By Laura Hinson | October 22

The Chapel Hill Town Council voted 9-0 late Monday night to temporarily ban the building of duplexes townwide until June 30. The action essentially buys ...

Fair Features Folk, N.C. History

By Aaron Freeman | October 22

Around the corner from deep-fried candy bars and a little past the world's largest sewer rat at the N.C. State Fair, you'll find a tent that houses some ...

Not Eating Meat Carries Several Health Benefits, Protests Mistreatment

By Staff Editor | October 22

TO THE EDITOR: I am incensed that (columnist) Joseph Rauch would claim that not eating meat is against human nature. As if to say that I am less of ...

Students Split Time Between Schools

By Tina Chang | October 22

UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University are often compared as academic rivals, and some students are forced to choose between the schools in the classroom ...

Survey to Look at TA Compensation

By Ruthie Warshenbrot | October 22

The Teaching Assistant Task Force met Monday morning for the second time to approve the administration of a survey that will be sent to University departments ...

Students Can't Stop Ban on Duplexes

By Jessica Bonnem | October 22

Last-minute pleas by student government leaders Monday night did not deter Chapel Hill Town Council members from unanimously placing a temporary ban on ...

Greek Week to Include Entertainment, Charity

By Jessica Bonnem | October 22

Mark Lloyd, president of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity, is excited about the start of Greek Week, but his chosen activities won't always be entertaining. Although ...

Inspecting Sites in Iraq Preferable to Waging Another War in Region

By Staff Editor | October 22

TO THE EDITOR: Ever since the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, our country has faced the difficult decision of whether we should retaliate against Iraq. I have ...

Campuses Find Individual Solutions to Budget Cuts

By Matt Hanson | October 21

Officials at most of the 16 UNC-system campuses will strive to protect quality of education and campus safety measures in their final budget plans. The ...

Field Hockey Falters Against Demon Deacons

October 21

WINSTON-SALEM -- The North Carolina field hockey team fell 2-0 at Wake Forest on Sunday in what was considered a nonconference matchup. With the loss, ...

School Officials Plan For Healthier Meals

By Billy Corriher | October 21

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education is planning to assess the nutritional value of certain snack foods offered in schools and explore ...

Cuts to NIH Could Decrease Money to UNC

By Amanda Jepsen | October 21

UNC-Chapel Hill researchers might be hard-pressed to obtain new research grants from the National Institutes of Health if the U.S. Congress remains deadlocked ...

UNC Officials to Continue Water Conservation

By Daniel Thigpen | October 21

Although Chapel Hill and Carrboro were the most recent towns to lighten up on their water restrictions, don't expect the University to follow suit. UNC ...

GPSF to Give Town Council Petition Opposing Duplex Ban

By Arman Tolentino | October 21

The Graduate and Professional Student Federation will present a petition to the Chapel Hill Town Council tonight opposing aspects of the town's development ...

Carnivores Have the Most Fun; Vegans Miss Meat of the Issue

By Staff Editor | October 21

Steak. Beef. Veal. Ham. As a guy, I take great primal joy in eating stuff that's previously been alive and is now fried, grilled or broiled to perfection. ...

Virginia Victimizes UNC in 2nd-Half Surge

By Kelly Lusk | October 21

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- Darian Durant stood on the sideline, a backward baseball hat replacing his football helmet, frustration etched on his face. North ...

UNC Aids State In Combatting Nurse Deficit

By Lance Johnson | October 21

An ongoing national nursing shortage means that although nursing students face severe working conditions, their opportunities are limitless, UNC officials ...

Resident Lobbies to Post Signs on Utility Poles

By Laura Hinson | October 21

After facing opposition from some residents, the Chapel Hill Town Council could reconsider a ban that prohibits posting signs on utility poles. Town ...

American Jewish Congress Files Lawsuit

By Kathryn Roebuck | October 21

The American Jewish Congress is suing the federal agency that oversees AmeriCorps and other volunteer organizations because it claims volunteers taught ...