`Knight's Tale' Clich
"A Knight's Tale" starts out like any other movie set in the Middle Ages. But you realize something's amiss when the peasants, gathered for a jousting ...
Read More »"A Knight's Tale" starts out like any other movie set in the Middle Ages. But you realize something's amiss when the peasants, gathered for a jousting ...
Read More »Chapel Hill residents got a chance to air out their concerns about the Master Plan and plea for their homes in front of a panel of University and town ...
Read More »During his four-year tenure at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, some say Chancellor James Moeser acted like the top dog -- a pedigree breed butting ...
Read More »After scrambling last week to submit proposed budget cuts to the N.C.
Read More »Beneath the watchful eye of Silent Sam, a group of Art 63 students gathered Thursday night to remember the "hidden truths" of UNC.A mock funeral ...
Read More »The Board of Elections reported Thursday that it could not find enough evidence to unequivocally link two students to an e-mail scandal that disrupted ...
Read More »In the beginning, I promised to get you off. I said I'd push buttons. I guaranteed ultimate titillation. And knowing that I've succeeded, I'm happy that ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR:I was recently informed that Parking Lot No. 5, located on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill, is going to be transformed for a more intelligent ...
Read More »View more photos from the ground breaking. As shovels penetrated the soil and African percussion pounded away at the morning's celebration, Linda Sutton ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR:Amanda Wilson ("UNC, Town Lay Plans for Williams Tract" April 24) paints a pretty picture of the Horace Williams campus of 2050, ...
Read More »Three European Union representatives led a roundtable discussion Wednesday at the James M. Johnston Center for Undergraduate Excellence to address economic ...
Read More »Local soccer organizations are putting their heads -- and purses -- together to help the county solve its shortage of space for practices and games.A ...
Read More »When I started this gig in August, Chapel Hill and Carrboro were facing rapid expansion and were uncertain as to how to handle it.
Read More »Shakespeare always attracts the best talents of theater, and PlayMakers Repertory Company's upcoming production of "All's Well That Ends Well" ...
Read More »When the first shovels dug into the ground at the Sonja H. Stone Black Cultural Center's groundbreaking ceremony Thursday, the next phase of Harry Amana's ...
Read More »Officials say future buildings on UNC's Horace Williams tract will be safe, despite concerns raised in response to last week's emergency landing near ...
Read More »This is butterfly news from the top of the hill for all you fly butterflies out there. I'm Metamorphoses and yes, it's mid-spring and the critters are ...
Read More »In a forum Wednesday, a UNC student asked what has become a common question over the last decade."Why isn't it a multicultural center that promotes ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR:God bless Cameron Mitchell and Linda Chupkowski! If it weren't for them and their fascinating columns (April 20 and 23), I would never have ...
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