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Red Cross Blood Drives Secure Area Reserves

By Elizabeth Michalka | September 26

Local American Red Cross chapters shipped out a blood donation for emergency relief the day of the terrorist attacks, but since then, campus blood drives ...

EMS, Police Given Permission to Display Flags

By Gretchen Decker | September 26

Emergency Management Services employees have been given the go-ahead to display flags on nametags and vehicles despite prior instructions from supervisors ...

ECU Gets Funds to Up Classifcation

By Wes Misson | September 26

East Carolina University officials say the school's upgrade to doctoral status will enhance the institution's ability to recruit faculty and students. They ...

Superchunk Comes Home for Show

By Brian Millikin | September 26

CD Alley was still mostly empty a half hour before local music group Superchunk was set to play Tuesday night. Superchunk is known around the world, ...

Comedian's Work Reflects Southern Life Experiences

By Brooks Firth | September 26

Comic. Pro wrestling writer. Self-titled "crazy ghost researcher man." Larry Weaver has worn many hats throughout his life and now makes a living sharing ...

UNC Employee Wants To Relay a Message to a Local Business Owner

By Staff Editor | September 26

TO THE EDITOR: It is Scott Maitland's First Amendment right to post his sign "God Bless America -- Woe to Our Enemies." Unfortunately, it is also ...

Tar Heels Overpower Charlotte

By Randy Wellington | September 26

You've heard of "thunder and lightning." But Tuesday at Carmichael Auditorium, "thunder and thunder" were in effect as North Carolina whipped Charlotte ...

Security at Postgame Celebration Too Harsh, Ruined Festive Mood

By Staff Editor | September 25

TO THE EDITOR: For the last four years, the students of UNC have been waiting for something like Saturday's win to happen. Our football team got its ...

New Post Aims to Up Security

By G | September 25

President Bush announced Thursday evening the creation of the Office of Homeland Security to improve security nationwide, but the new position may come ...

MBAs Gain Real-World Experience

By Tina Chang | September 25

Graduate students in the Kenan-Flagler Business School are taking textbook skills out of the classroom, and local companies are reaping the benefits. The ...

Pundits: Dole to Face Trials in Senate Run

By Julia Lamm | September 25

After several weeks of speculation, former presidential candidate and N.C. native Elizabeth Dole has announced that she will seek the U.S. Senate seat ...

Festival Elicits Laughs, Insight

By Diana By Diana Cunningham | September 25

"One Acts Festival" Company Carolina Saturday, Sept. 22 4 Stars The cool, intimate darkness of Swain Hall's theater provided the perfect backdrop ...

Playing New Position Easy for Underwood

By Jamie Agin | September 25

Listening to her coach and teammates talk about the things Malaika Underwood does well for the North Carolina volleyball team is a lot like hearing a ...

Cosby Might Return for Graduation

By Brook Corwin | September 25

The senior class president and Student Union officials said entertainer Bill Cosby has given preliminary verbal consent to be the spring 2002 Commencement ...

Local Man Nabbed for Drug Sale

By Chris Blow | September 25

Local Man Nabbed for Drug Sale The teenager was arrested for possessing and selling cocaine after his parole officer requested a search. By Chris ...

LGBT Rally Organizers React to Ad

By Lizzie Breyer | September 25

An allegedly false Campus Calendar announcement that appeared in The Daily Tar Heel on Monday has spurred several groups on campus to stage a gay pride ...

N.Y. Officials Suggest Aid In Form of Scholarships

By Allison Lewis | September 25

Two recent proposals aim to extend college financial relief to the families of victims hurt or killed in the this month's terrorist attacks. Proposals ...

Little Things Help UNC's Offense

By Rachel Carter | September 25

Sixty-nine yards rushing. Sure, it's not much, but North Carolina will take it. In Saturday's game against then-No. 6 Florida State, North Carolina's ...

Fishing to Continue at University Lake

By Jennifer Johnson | September 25

Officials have announced that fishing will continue at University Lake despite efforts by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals to ban the practice. The ...

Banning Songs Is Just Simply Bad Business

By Josh Baylin | September 25

With the world on the brink of war, what more could placate our anxiety than listening to John Lennon's "Imagine" or Cat Steven's "Peace Train"? Lennon ...