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New Ombudsman Seeks Feedback

By Josh Myerov | August 22

In the interest of full journalistic disclosure, I should confess that I am unqualified to be this year's DTH ombudsman. When I took the position at ...

Female Rabbi Fuels Outreach, Diversification

By Stephanie Horvath | August 22

UNC's new rabbi, Sharon Mars, is committed to presenting the vitality of Judaism as more than just a practice in a synagogue. North Carolina Hillel Sharon ...

Department Adds New Computer Science Degree

By Emily Drum | August 22

Computer science students have a new degree option starting this fall, and department faculty say they are excited about the alternative. The Department ...

Cross Country Team Releases 2001 Schedule

By Sports Briefs | August 22

North Carolina cross country coach Michael Whittlesey announced the 2001 schedule Tuesday. The Tar Heels will compete in eight meets this season, including ...

Freshmen at Risk for Disease

By Michael Davis | August 22

Staff Writer Health officials are urging freshman living in residence halls to receive the bacterial meningitis vaccine after a study found they ...

UNC Growth Tops National Average

By Monica Chen | August 22

A report has indicated that the college enrollment nationwide will grow at a slower pace than the one projected for UNC-Chapel Hill. Projections of Education ...

Tim McGraw, Puff Daddy: A Missing Link

By Erin Fornoff | August 22

Walt Whitman said, "Do you feel I contradict myself? Very well then, I contradict myself. I am large. I contain multitudes." I assume it was Whitman who ...

ALE Sees Drop in Citations During Sting

By Kathleen Wirth | August 21

In an effort dubbed Operation Back to School, Chapel Hill police and Alcohol Law Enforcement agents ended work Monday after distributing only 20 alcohol-related ...

New Scholars Begin Journeys

By Stephanie Horvath | August 21

As they unpacked their boxes, hung posters on their walls and began making Chapel Hill their home, 15 UNC freshmen knew they would have a second home ...

Hurricane Season Could Strain State Funds

By Jennifer Hagin | August 21

The above-average hurricane season that hurricane experts are predicting might prove financially problematic because the state's rainy day fund has been ...

Tar Heels Gain Experience in Summer Ball

August 21

Last year's North Carolina baseball team was young and inexperienced. Now they're a little bit older and thanks to the 2000 season and the Coastal Plain ...

Local 506 Faces Change

By Russ Lane | August 21

Many local bands, just as many national acts and countless buckets of fried chicken --

Johnson Wins Wimbledon

August 21

Don Johnson, a former North Carolina tennis player and current volunteer assistant coach, paired with Jared Palmer to win Wimbledon's men's doubles July ...

Film Festival Offers Outlet for Gays

By Michael Abernethy | August 21

Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor A local gay and lesbian film festival proved there's more to gay cinema than a marathon showing of "Will ...

Forte's Mother Sparks State Inquiry

August 21

Staff Report The Boston Celtics made former North Carolina star Joseph Forte a professional basketball player when they selected the 6-foot-4 ...

DTH Online Revitalized

By Staff Editor | August 21

A few weeks ago, you may have noticed that http://www.dailytarheel.com wasn't available online. No, this was not some Code Red worm, Y2K+1 bug, or related ...

UNC System Researches Stem Cells

By Lucas Fenske | August 21

UNC-system researchers do not seem likely to focus on human embryonic stem cell research, despite President Bush's recent announcement of support for ...

Plans in Place to Expand Planetarium Resources

By Daniel Thigpen | August 21

Students soon will be able to experience science at UNC by leaving the laboratories and travelling interactively through the depths of cells and far-away ...

Candidates Prepare for Upcoming Local Election

By Kellie Dixon | August 21

The race is on. A Nov. 6 election date looms ahead as candidates hustle to get their platforms together for several local government positions. Twenty-one ...

Regulations Fuel Construction Delays

By Jennifer Samuels | August 21

UNC-system schools are experiencing a number of construction delays resulting from state regulations aimed at ensuring a fair construction process. According ...