Military Looks to Cut Patrols in U.S.

WASHINGTON -- The military has flown more than 13,000 fighter-jet patrols over American cities since Sept. 11 at a cost exceeding $324 million. Now it ...

Campus Calendar

Today The Walk-Ons are holding auditions for all voice parts today and Wednesday. Sign up in the Student Union or in the Pit if you're interested. 11 ...

Town Council Revisits Potential Rental Licensing Program

The Chapel Hill Town Council evaluated recommendations to implement a rental licensing program that could give students and other renters the opportunity ...

Cartoon 01/15/02

Police Roundup

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Quinn Makes Splash in Return

All-American breaststroker Sean Quinn has broken several records since he has been a member of the North Carolina men's swimming team. But he had never ...

Bush Might Limit Distribution of Germ Weapons Information

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Bush administration is considering whether to restrict distribution of government documents that describe how to make germ weapons, ...

America's Political Leaders Should Follow The 'Golden Rule'

TO THE EDITOR: In "The Protection of Prayer" (Jan. 10), Matt Minchew refers to the suggestion by President Bush that we use prayer as a wartime tactic. I ...

Afghan Prisoners Leave for Cuba

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (AP) -- Guarded by U.S. troops and attack dogs, a second group of suspected Osama bin Laden supporters departed Sunday for a U.S. ...

Moving On Right Call For Curry

After the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, Ronald Curry said what has to be one of the most intelligent and insightful statements uttered by a North Carolina athlete. "They ...

Tar Heel, Tiger Swimmers Split Dual Meet

Tar Heel, Tiger Swimmers Split Dual Meet By Jamie Agin Assistant Sports Editor Heading into Sunday's meet at Koury Natatorium, both the men's and ...

Va. Legislators Mull $1.2 Billion Bond

In hopes of improving higher education infrastructure, Virginia lawmakers introduced a piece of legislation last week that models the $3.1 billion N.C. ...

Cigarette Connection Prevents Education Lottery in North Carolina

TO THE EDITOR: When will our state join 36 other states and the District of Columbia and institute a lottery? I am a product of the public education ...

Waste Site Awaits Political Approval

Political complications regarding a national repository mean a local nuclear waste plant will continue to increase its storage of spent fuel during the ...

BOG Examines Tuition Policy, Plans for Future Increases

After a wide-ranging discussion Friday, the UNC-system Board of Governors created more concrete plans for future tuition increases -- in both the short ...

Cartoon 01/14/02

Officials Set to Request Funding for Enrollment

UNC-system officials said Friday that they will ask the N.C. General Assembly this summer for $70 million to fund enrollment growth across the system, ...

Freestanding BCC Construction Set to Begin in Summer

Construction of the freestanding Sonja H. Stone Black Cultural Center is set to begin at the start of this summer, more than one year after University ...

Author Admits Plagiarism; Professors Reconsider Texts

Plagiarism charges levied against a prominent historian have at least one UNC professor reconsidering his course reading lists. Author Stephen Ambrose, ...