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We Stand Tall, But We Can't Stand Alone

By Michael Carlton | September 17

Staring out on the cold waters of the Atlantic, Lady Liberty turns from the disastrous byproduct of American unilateralism. She does not hide her face ...

Tar Heels Start, Finish Strong Against UNC-G

By Ian Gordon | September 17

The similarities are there, on the page and on the field. Five games into the North Carolina men's soccer season, UNC players may have a tough time distinguishing ...

Officials: Tougher Grading Might Help

By Ann Hau | September 17

University officials say faculty members' efforts to curb grade inflation could help students in the long run and that grade point average can matter ...

Far From Home, Students React to the Attack on America

September 17

The Daily Tar Heel interviewed two students studying abroad this semester about their reactions to Tuesday's events as experienced from abroad. Ashley ...

New Feature Allows Students To Avoid UNC Mass E-mails

By Meredith Nicholson | September 17

Many UNC students say they have noticed an increase in the mass e-mails sent to their University accounts this year. And officials say there is now a ...

`It was the Scariest Thing I'd Ever Seen'

By Kelly Lusk | September 17

People were screaming. Women were crying. Smoke filled the air and made it difficult to see. Confusion engulfed the streets of New York City on Tuesday. And ...

Community Mourns Over U.S. Tragedy

By Amanda Wilson | September 17

At 8:50 a.m. Friday, almost exactly three days after the first shocking terrorist attack occurred, more than 175 Chapel Hill residents gathered solemnly ...

UNC, Town Debate Cost-Sharing Plan

By Ben Gullett | September 14

A proposed cost-sharing agreement between UNC and Chapel Hill was referred back to the town manager Monday night after residents and local officials voiced ...

Campuses Consider Private Bookstores

By Monica Chen | September 14

Barnes & Noble Booksellers is one of many contractors slated to propose running student bookstores on various campuses across the UNC system, although ...

Decor Differs at Local Coffee Shops

By Monica Chen | September 14

Anyone wanting to find both energy and nourishment doesn't have to look far for a coffee shop in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area. On Franklin Street, one ...

Gas Prices Rise After Tragedy

By Stephanie Furr | September 14

Despite reports around the nation of skyrocketing gas prices in response to Tuesday's terrorist attacks, local stations have kept prices steady. Most ...

Letter To The Editor

By Staff Editor | September 14

First, let me tell you that I am completely safe at home with my family in Darien, Conn. I feel compelled, however, to talk about some of what I saw Tuesday, ...

Kudzu 09/14/01

By Staff Editor | September 14

Sports Briefs

September 14

UNC Volleyball Cancels Tourney, to Play Sunday The North Carolina volleyball team cancelled this weekend's Carolina/Nike Classic and instead plays ...

Peace-Loving People Must Unite to `Wipe Out' World's Fanatic Zealots

By Staff Editor | September 14

TO THE EDITOR: As the details of the U.S.A. devastation trickle through, one is convinced this was carried out by individuals with different values from ...

UNC Graduate, Singer/Songwriter to Perform

By Russ Lane | September 14

When singer-songwriter Tad Dreis passed by another musician's tip jar, he put a few dollars in on his way out the Open Eye Cafe in Carrboro. A close ...

Relief Compact Officials Delay Leadership Switch to N.C.

By Jennifer Hagin | September 14

North Carolina is slated to take over the role of the lead state in the Emergency Management Assistance Compact by the end of the month -- a transfer ...

RDU Opens For Limited Travel

By Lucas Fenske | September 14

RALEIGH -- Raleigh-Durham International Airport reopened Thursday night to serve a handful of passengers in the wake of the worst terrorist attack in ...

Students Demand Answers From Experts at Forum

By Lizzie Breyer | September 14

Emotions ran high Thursday night as hundreds of people gathered to hear experts discuss the political and economic ramifications of Tuesday's terrorist ...

Parents to Get Taste of College Life

By Lanita Withers | September 14

Their children have fallen in love with the classes, Franklin Street, the Old Well, and Carolina sports. Now, the Carolina Parents Office hopes to enchant ...