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UNC Official Promises To Be `Good Neighbor' As Master Plan Evolves

By Staff Editor | March 1

TO THE EDITOR:In her Feb. 22 guest column, Julie McClintock suggests that UNC's work on a Master Plan for the campus is being done without regard for ...

Eminem Lost Street Cred, Transformed Into TRL Darling

By Michael Woods | March 1

Despite my interest in the results, I still managed to miss the Grammy Awards. The year 2000 wasn't particularly groundbreaking in American music, so ...

Police Roundup 03/01/01

By Staff Editor | March 1

UniversityTuesday, Feb. 27A UNC Department of Public Safety employee reported that tools were stolen from the back of a state vehicle that was parked ...

Bush's Budget Plan Earns Mixed Reviews

By April Bethea | March 1

While political pundits agree President George W. Bush appeared personable and well-organized during his first televised speech before Congress on Tuesday ...

Local Artist Explores Digital Age Through Video

By Paul Dallas | March 1

If you look closely at the schedule for this year's Hi Mom! Film Festival, you might be surprised to find that many of the works are not films at all.Rather, ...

2 CAA Cabinet Members Fired

By Kim Minugh | March 1

On the heels of a caustic and controversial race for Carolina Athletic Association president, the organization itself is continuing to struggle with internal ...

`3,000 Miles' a Long, Pointless Trip

By David Povill | March 1

3,000 Miles to Graceland1 StarAs the title suggests, "3,000 Miles to Graceland" is a long trip. A long, useless, tiring, frantic, stupid trip ...

Planning for Education

By Staff Editor | February 28

Brace for another round of UNC versus Chapel Hill.The latest chapter in the town-gown drama deals with a proposed town ordinance that would require school ...

Get a Sense of Humor, Clemson

By Dan Satter | February 28

Surprise! Turns out The Daily Tar Heel doesn't serve just our University. Nope, the Clemson University community also reads the DTH. A bunch of angry ...

Softball Blanks Lady Paladins

By Brad Lewis | February 28

Smallball was the name of the game Tuesday afternoon at Finley Field. Bunts, singles and advancing runners were the catalysts to success. Great pitching ...

SEJ Meets With Moeser, Shares Labor Concerns

By Noelle Hutchins | February 28

Representatives from Students for Economic Justice made their way onto Chancellor James Moeser's tight schedule Tuesday to discuss their concerns about ...

Moeser Says Honor Court Needs Serious Discussion

By Stephanie Horvath | February 28

A group of about 60 students, faculty members, and administrators aired concerns and ideas about the Honor Court on Tuesday night, including faculty involvement, ...

Council Might Grant Aid to Eastgate Owner

By Amanda Wilson | February 28

Voting unanimously against the town manager's recommendation, the Chapel Hill Town Council approved a motion Monday to reconsider helping a property-owning ...

UNC Lucks Out vs. 'Cats

By Matt Terry | February 28

The North Carolina baseball team averaged nearly 7.7 runs and 9.8 hits per game before Tuesday's game with lowly Davidson.So it's no wonder that UNC coach ...

Grad Students Deserve Duke Tickets as Much as Seniors, Are Real Fans

By Staff Editor | February 28

TO THE EDITOR:In her Feb. 26 column, Kate Hartig bemoans the scalping of Duke tickets by UNC students, saying that this practice keeps deserving students ...

News Agencies Analyze Florida's Uncounted Ballots

By Courtney Reid | February 28

A nonprofit research firm recently began to assemble the pieces of the 2000 presidential election puzzle by analyzing the rejected Florida ballots -- ...

School Board Leaders Meet to Discuss Horace Williams Tract

By Aldesha Gore | February 28

Representatives of the Horace Williams Planning Advisory Committee will continue their informative forums about the new development plan when they meet ...

N.C. Schools Win High Technology Marks

By Ben DeSantis | February 28

For the second year in a row, N.C. State University has been ranked as one of the top three universities for technology transfer -- a measure of how a ...

Search Begins for Social Work Dean

By Jenny Fowler | February 28

The search for a new dean in the School of Social Work began Tuesday when a committee of University administrators and faculty laid out a plan of action ...

Stem Cell Study Not Immoral, Poses Benefits

By Ann Fawcett | February 28

Imagine a single avenue of biomedical technology with the promise of treating diabetes, Alzheimer's, heart disease, even broken bones.Stem cell research ...