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Drawing From Breakfast

By Sarah Kucharski | August 24

Two UNC alumni are hoping their satire of cereal will become a full-fledged Cartoon Network serial this weekend. "Major Flake," the brain child of Adam ...

Gov. Easley's Plan Benefits Washington, Not North Carolina

By Staff Editor | August 24

TO THE EDITOR: Governor Easley has proposed raising the sales tax by $607 million per year. If sales tax rates are raised in North Carolina, the big ...

Police, N.C. State Set for Brent Road

By Monica Chen | August 24

N.C. State University students attending this year's Brent Road party might find the festivities diminished for the second year in a row because of a ...

Proposed Bond Would Fund New Schools

By Kellie Dixon | August 24

Officials have earmarked $47 million of the $78 million bond package to build two elementary schools and one middle school. Before residents can vote ...

Peppers Not Alone on Line

By James Giza | August 24

A nickname exists that could suit North Carolina's defensive line very well, although it might not put the fear of God into any opposing offenses this ...

Departments' Resources, Classes Scarce

By Ann Hau | August 24

As the first week of classes draws to a close, heads of the University's most popular departments are working to make sure resources are available to ...

Unit Hopes Preseason Meetings Pay Off

By Rachel Carter | August 24

Jeff Reed knows exactly what John Lafferty's going through. In fact, he feels pretty much like they're in the same position. Reed, a senior kicker, had ...

Beyond Jesse: Where Do We Go From Here?

By Rachel Hockfield | August 24

This week is a turning point in N.C. history. Our esteemed senator, Jesse Helms, has announced his pending retirement in 2002. Together, we must work ...

Receiving Depth Not a Problem

By Ben DeSantis | August 24

Two days before fall practice began, North Carolina sophomore tailback Brandon Russell was told he would be lining up for the 2001 season a little wider ...

Cartoon 8/24/01

By Staff Editor | August 24

Maryland Looks to Rebound

By Ian Gordon | August 24

Assistant Sports Editor Maryland finally got its man to lead the team out of its storied football medi-ocrity. Now Ralph Friedgen just needs ...

Viruses Vex Students, Officials

By Karey Wutkowski | August 24

UNC officials are encouraging students to practice "safe computing" to protect themselves from recent viruses that send out users' saved personal documents ...

Volunteer Gains Common Ground

By Christopher Owens | August 24

Tim Leadem started the Chapel Hill Youth Residents Council to help minority youth contribute positively to their neighborhoods. Tim Leadem knows exactly ...

Tight Ends Focus On Better Blocking

By James Giza | August 24

Last season, the North Carolina football team talked about throwing to its tight ends more frequently, and the plan never really came to fruition. Chances ...

Seminoles Hope to Avoid Topple From Top

By Ian Gordon | August 24

The oft-sowed seeds of revolution are still waiting to take root. Since Florida State became an ACC football team in 1992, the rest of the league's football ...

Clemson Needs to Overcome Crucial Losses

August 24

Clemson coach Tommy Bowden is heavily involved in his team's offensive play-calling, but he might focus more of his attention on defense this ...

Tar Heels Short on Depth at Quarterback

By James Giza | August 24

SportSaturday Editor North Carolina quarterback Ronald Curry is keeping an optimistic outlook on the season and his personal health. "Hopefully, ...

Lewd Act Could Cost Employee

By Stephanie Horvath | August 24

The UNC School of Medicine resident has 30 days to respond to charges against him for indecent exposure. A poolside sex offense could leave a resident ...

Chapel Hill Resident Critical of UNC-CH's Development Plan

By Staff Editor | August 24

TO THE EDITOR: Thank you for Matt Viser's fine reporting (Aug. 23) on the Chapel Hill Planning Board's discussion of UNC's Development Plan. I attended ...

Senior Metts Guides Young Offensive Line

By Brad Broders | August 24

Senior center Adam Metts anchors an inexperienced offensive line filled with four sophomores. By Brad Broders Assistant Sports Editor Senior ...