DTH Seeks Feedback in 1st ASL Meeting Today

The first meeting of The Daily Tar Heel Association of Student Leaders will be held at 7 p.m. today in 100 Hamilton Hall. ASL is a forum hosted by the ...

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DTH Should Interact With Community More Often

Former New York Times correspondent and columnist Russell Baker recently reviewed five books that analyze aspects of this country's news media. Based ...

ACT Discusses Public Transportation

*This article has been corrected. Members of the newly formed Advisory Committee on Transportation met Tuesday to discuss potential improvements to public ...

Residents May Fund Traffic Control

Town officials are investigating the option of neighborhood residents picking up part of the cost for new traffic-calming infrastructure in Chapel Hill. The ...

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A Cordial Battle Over Local Turf

Sens. Ellie Kinnaird and Howard Lee, both D-Orange, agreed on most issues and cordially disagreed on select others in a debate Tuesday that covered topics ...

Students Should Be Aware of University Awareness Week

From the lofty heights of Hinton James to the leafy glens of the Arboretum, let me be heard! I hereby proclaim this week Awareness Week Awareness Week! ...

Speaker Defends Quran's Passages

Clearing up misconceptions about the Quran is necessary for a fair, objective understanding of Islam, a religious studies professor told about 100 people ...

Study: Vaccine More Long-Lived

Smallpox vaccines given to people decades ago will still protect them from the deadly virus, UNC researchers found recently. Previously thought to last ...

Democratic Primary Contest Divides Area Officials

Chapel Hill and Carrboro officials say they regret that this year's primary will split a pair of local state senators, but they disagree on which lawmaker ...

Moeser to Outline Long-Term Goals

Striving for excellence will be the main theme when Chancellor James Moeser gives his second annual State of the University Address at 3 p.m. today in ...

Lax OWASA Enforcement Not Enough

Take two-minute showers. Turn off the faucet while brushing your teeth. Water your lawn only on specified days. Yeah, yeah, the water restrictions are ...

Group Opposes Restaurant Growth

Property rights of a popular restaurant and a campus ministry were the underlying question at the heart of a debate Tuesday night at the Chapel Hill Planning ...

Greek Affairs Stresses Fire Code Compliance in Frats

Click here to see the full Spring 2002 Greek Report in PDF format. Two UNC fraternities were cited for a number of fire code violations that greatly ...

Underwood Leads UNC by Example

Malaika Underwood's contributions to the North Carolina women's volleyball team might go unseen by outsiders, but her coaches and teammates always take ...

Late Goals Lift UNC to Weekend Victories

The "Hail Mary" and the "buzzer-beater" are not generally terms in the soccer lexicon. But at Fetzer Field on Sunday, those were apt descriptions of a ...

N.C. House Could Consider Limiting Sessions

After two consecutive lengthy legislative sessions, support for a constitutional amendment to limit session length is gathering in the N.C. House. "I ...

Library to Undergo Inside-Out Overhaul

It has been about 20 years since UNC's Health Sciences Library has had a facelift -- and you can tell. "You can see our carpets -- these are 1982 carpets," ...