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Muslims, Allies Unite To Fight Intolerance

By Kathleen Wirth | September 13

"Fuck the Arabs. Kill them all." Angry words shouted from a Franklin Street motorist disrupted a peace vigil outside the post office Wednesday, leaving ...

Self-Taught Musician Promotes Dancing Barefoot

By Trafton Drew | September 13

It's not often you meet a folk singer/songwriter who readily admits he grooves to 'NSync. It's not often you meet someone as unusual as Chapel Hill native ...

Student Urges Others to Help Out Relief Efforts by Giving Blood, Donations

By Staff Editor | September 13

TO THE EDITOR: As we collectively struggle to deal with horrific terrorist attacks from Tuesday, we should remember the many who need assistance in many ...

Family Weekend Still Planned Sans Football

September 13

Despite Tuesday's tragic events, UNC's annual Carolina Family Weekend will continue as planned -- almost. In light of terrorist attacks in New York, ...

Bad Acting, Script Mar `Musketeer'

By Tiffany Fish | September 13

The Musketeer 1 star "The Musketeer" falls flat on its face and wins the prize for corniest movie of the year. The appeal of the movie is that Hong ...

Accessibility Masks Jettingham's Flaws

By Staff Editor | September 13

The b-sides Yes Indeed, The b-sides, Quite 3 Stars Something about The b-sides is strongly reminiscent of the offbeat band Cake. The unsigned local ...

Cartoon 09/13/01

By Staff Editor | September 13

Officials Confirm Safety of Students In D.C., Abroad

By Lizzie Breyer | September 13

For the past two days the UNC community has banded together in displays of unity, but several members of the University family experienced Tuesday's tragedies ...

Kudzu 09/13/01

By Staff Editor | September 13

Candlelight Vigil Marks End to Day of Mourning

By Stephanie Horvath | September 13

Twenty-four hours after the sun set on a day of tragedy, people gathered in the Pit to grieve. Almost 1,000 people filled the steps and walkways around ...

UNC Organization Lends Its Condolences to Those Affected by the Tragedy

By Staff Editor | September 13

TO THE EDITOR: On Tuesday, our great nation suffered an overwhelming loss of life and a horrendous attack on its freedom. No words can begin to describe ...

Campus Services Help Students Cope With Effects of Tragedy

By Daniel Thigpen | September 12

Many of UNC's on-campus services are lending a hand to people in need as the campus community begins to cope with the shock of Tuesday's terrorist attacks. Student ...

N.C. Leaders Urge Normalcy; State Ready to Send Aid

By Jennifer Hagin | September 12

RALEIGH -- N.C. officials responded to Tuesday's unprecedented events in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania by trying to maintain a normal ...

Student Leaders Provide Support Following Crisis

By Brook Corwin | September 12

Student leaders lost little time Tuesday planning an array of events aimed at helping the University community respond to and cope with Tuesday's terrorist ...

Moeser Schedules Vigil for Noon

By Lizzie Breyer | September 12

Speaking in a soft voice in a quiet, dimly lit room, Chancellor James Moeser called on the University community Tuesday afternoon to unify in the wake ...

Relief Effort Requires Blood Donors

By Ben Gullett | September 12

Volunteers organizing aid to the victims of Tuesday's terrorist attacks have said one of the most valuable resource local residents can offer right now ...

Shocked Community Shares Grief

By Kathleen Wirth and Karey Wutkowski | September 12

Emotional shock waves swept through campus and Franklin Street on Tuesday as students and residents flocked to the nearest television set to watch -- ...

ACC Games Postponed; Football Might Follow

September 12

NEW YORK -- College football commissioners are considering postponing this weekend's entire schedule of games in light of Tuesday's terrorist attacks ...

Tragedy Puts Local Officials on Alert

By Kellie Dixon | September 12

Although Tuesday's terrorist attacks occurred hundreds of miles from Chapel Hill, local officials placed Orange County on high alert in hopes of keeping ...

Michael Hooker 5K Race On Sept. 15 Will Benefit Cancer Research Center

By Staff Editor | September 11

TO THE EDITOR: Sept. 15 is a big date, but not just because it is the day of the Tar Heels' first home football game. It is also a day where each of ...