Summer Demand Leads to Pricier Water

High demand for water during the summer months has led the Orange Water and Sewer Authority to implement a new rate plan to promote conservation. The ...

Kudzu 01/29/02

Police Roundup

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Endowments Suffer Slight Drop

Funds in college endowments fell by 3.6 percent on average during the 2000-01 fiscal year, a recent survey reported. According to the survey, conducted ...

Government School Project Delayed

The expansion and renovation of the School of Government, a project originally slated to be finished this spring, is now expected to reach completion ...

Protesters, Leaders Didn't Act Professionally In Tuition Protests

TO THE EDITOR: First, let me hail Katie Hunter for her article in The Daily Tar Heel on Friday: "Student Leaders Severely Fumbled Handling of Tuition ...

ASG Plans Budget for New Funds

Members of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments have drafted a budget that would take effect if a proposed systemwide fee is adopted to fund ...

Developments in the War on Terrorism

Allies Capture Kandahar Hospital

Columnist Is Applauded For Pointing Out Roe v. Wade Anniversary

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Council Brings Development to Standstill

The Chapel Hill Town Council unanimously approved a resolution Monday night that will effectively halt all future development in the area. The resolution ...

System Considers 2nd Pharmacy School

UNC-system officials are studying the need for a second pharmacy school and investigating potential sites -- with at least two campuses lobbying for the ...

Student Fees Escalation Imminent

UNC-system President Molly Broad is reviewing a proposed increase in UNC-Chapel Hill student fees, one that campus officials say will benefit students ...

Festival Brings Capra's Life, Film To Art Museum

Frank Capra, one of America's best-loved film directors, is being honored with a retrospective film festival at the N.C. Museum of Art. Capra's works, ...

Local Shops Grow Nationwide

A few local entrepreneurs are proving that small-town businesses can make it on the national scale despite a recent drop in the economy. At least three ...

DTH's Coverage of King's Birthday Wasn't Enough; More Events Happened

TO THE EDITOR: During the past week the University did a commendable job of celebrating the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday by putting on a week's ...

Op-Ed Cartoon 01/28/02

Boone Leads Tar Heels to Rout of Tigers

CLEMSON, S.C. -- Who is this North Carolina No. 31 and what did he do to Adam Boone? Boone, or a young man suspiciously resembling him, exploded for ...

F1 Returns to the Realm of Cyberspace

Andy Warhol once said, "In the future, everyone will be famous for 15 minutes." For those of you who couldn't find my column in Monday's paper this semester, ...

Tuition Letter Clarified, Statements Were Made Based on Faulty Data

TO THE EDITOR: I wish to clarify and amend my previous statement that I made about the proposed tuition hike and its relation to professor salaries ("Student ...