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Then vs. Now: Anti-War Protests

By Metoka Welch | November 26

A recent swarm of anti-war protests at college campuses nationwide has many historians noting similarities between the response to U.S. attacks in Afghanistan ...

Cartoon 11/26/01

By Staff Editor | November 26

Tar Heels Top Eagles, Win Winthrop Classic

November 26

ROCK HILL, S.C. -- Sophomore center Candace Sutton scored a career-high 23 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the North Carolina women's basketball ...

Elimination of Student Resident Parking Spaces 'Slap in the Face'

By Staff Editor | November 26

TO THE EDITOR: The elimination of student resident parking spaces is an unfortunate slap in the face for students at Carolina, as our worth is placed ...

N.C. Anti-Tobacco Funding Ranks 47th in Nation

By Russ Thompson | November 26

North Carolina ranks 47th in the nation for funding tobacco prevention and cessation programs, according to a recent study by the Centers for Disease ...

Triangle's Latino Population Grows, Builds Community

By Ryan Caron | November 26

Marcio Antonio Sanchez is watching people dancing from the bar at El Chilango in Carrboro. He comes to the restaurant every Friday night for cultural ...

Students Support War Less Than Public

By Rachel Leonard | November 26

About 79 percent of U.S. college undergraduates support air strikes in Afghanistan, and 68 percent favor using ground troops, according to recent nationwide ...

The Right to Be Heard, No Matter What

By Kate Hartig | November 26

Fred Hashagen and Michael Woods are right. David Horowitz is coming to UNC on Wednesday. But they are wrong to say that Horowitz's presence here will ...

Officials: Qatar, Mexico Programs Won't Overlap

By Ruthie Warshenbrot | November 26

UNC officials say a two-year-old exchange program between the UNC system and Monterrey Tech campuses in Mexico in no way undercuts the need for a satellite ...

Attorney General Sends Lawsuit to Federal Court

By Alex Kaplun | November 26

A lawsuit challenging recently drawn state district lines could be headed to federal court. N.C. Attorney General Roy Cooper ordered last week that the ...

UNC Junior Plans Peach Bowl Excursion for 800 Students

By Rob Leichner | November 26

If the UNC football team is invited to the Peach Bowl, students with UNC spirit will be able to ride to Atlanta for the game thanks to a program engineered ...

Walker Bails Out Tar Heels, Again

By Kelly Lusk | November 26

Any seasoned soccer fan knows that scoring opportunities are few and far between in the game of soccer. North Carolina midfielder Jordan Walker seems ...

Basketball's Early Woes Will Fade

By Rachel Carter | November 26

OK, North Carolina men's basketball fans: Take a deep breath and calm down. It will be all right. Yes, the 2001-02 season has gotten off to the one ...

Turkeys Get Pardons, You Get the Chair

By Michael Carlton | November 26

In the wee hours of Thursday morning, the tenderness deep at the core of compassionate conservatism shed its callous exterior and beamed brightly upon ...

LGBT Head Resigning From Position

By Lizzie Breyer | November 26

A UNC student in charge of coordinating the efforts of all lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender groups on campus announced that he does not plan to ...

Report Criticizes Universities' Responses to Attacks

By Allison Lewis | November 26

The American Council of Trustees and Alumni issued a report Nov. 11 that criticized the responses of universities nationwide to the Sept. 11 attacks. The ...

Holiday Traffic Back to Normal at RDU

By G | November 26

RALEIGH -- Airport officials said Sunday that this year's Thanksgiving weekend traffic resembled last year's despite concerns that fewer passengers would ...

Police Arrest 2 Armed Robbery Suspects

By Scott Warfield | November 26

Carrboro police arrested two men last week in connection with an armed robbery that occurred Tuesday evening at The Village Apartments. Police arrested ...

PlayMakers Hosts Holiday Play

By Elliott Dube | November 26

PlayMakers Repertory Company is changing the pace from usual Christmas fare. Last year "An O. Henry Christmas" was the company's holiday contribution; ...

Changes Are Good, Sometimes

By Geoff Wessel | November 26

You have already heard enough of your friends complaining about it; you yourself have probably turned out a well-expressed phrase or two against it. But ...