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Our Lives Split In Two: Before And Afterward

By Rachel Hockfield | September 14

Franklin Delano Roosevelt called Pearl Harbor "a date which will live in infamy." September 11, 2001, will live on as a day of everlasting fear.

Museum Offers Fun for All Ages

By Russ Lane | September 14

With college students' younger siblings coming to UNC for Carolina Family Weekend, the Ackland Art Museum offers opportunities for families ...

Field Hockey's Lingo, Tran Head to France

By Rachel Carter | September 14

This morning, North Carolina field hockey players Carrie Lingo and Amy Tran tossed their equipment and luggage into Lingo's car and headed in the direction ...

Ruling Challenges Red-Light Cameras

By Michael McKnight | September 14

As several N.C. cities begin to install red-light cameras at busy intersections, such cameras are receiving legal challenges in at least one city in the ...

Student Sought for Sideline Mike Man Job

By Sara Parsons | September 14

Wanted: Outgoing, spontaneous student to take to platform before 15,000 to 20,000 screaming Tar Heel fans. Collaboration with spirited marching band ...

To Play or Not to Play, Schools Must Decide

By Rachel Carter | September 14

Across the nation, sports officials are facing the terrible decision of playing their scheduled events or not. Professional golfers on the Ryder Cup ...

New Eateries Ready for Family Weekend

By Kathleen Wirth | September 14

Chapel Hill residents and Carolina Family Weekend visitors have many new reasons to be excited. Since April, 11 restaurants and shops have opened or ...

Student Congress Finds Funds

By Karey Wutkowski | September 14

Student Congress' bleak financial outlook has brightened after officials located about $18,000 that the former student body treasurer tucked away in a ...

Calendar Submission

By Staff Editor | September 14

Do you belong to an organization that would like to announce an upcoming event to the campus community? Fill out the below form and hit submit to send ...

Grieving Students Find Different Ways To Cope With Trauma

By Stephanie Horvath | September 14

As the initial shock of Tuesday's terrorist attacks in New York, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania begins to fade, UNC students increasingly have dealt ...

Parents --Stay in Tune With UNC

By Ashley Davidson | September 14

For the Carolina Parents Office, Family Weekend is just one of the many programs that the office provides to help UNC parents and families. They want ...

Durant To See Earlier Action

By James Giza | September 14

Ronald Curry is still the starting quarterback for the North Carolina football team, but redshirt freshman backup Darian Durant has played well enough ...

DTH Online Can Keep You Near Chapel Hill, UNC

September 14

Once you spend a time in Chapel Hill, you'll never want to leave. If you're in town to visit students, they already know that the bricks of this University ...

Families Compare New, Old UNC

By Metoka Welch | September 14

It is hard to imagine UNC without such buildings as Davis Library, the Center of Dramatic Arts or the Dean Dome. But this was the University just a generation ...

Students Demand Answers From Experts at Forum

By Lizzie Breyer | September 14

Emotions ran high Thursday night as hundreds of people gathered to hear experts discuss the political and economic ramifications of Tuesday's terrorist ...

Parking Scarce But Available

By Carolyn Pearce | September 14

Students and residents have voiced complaints about the lack of parking on Franklin Street and are getting support from local businesses who say they ...

Decor Differs at Local Coffee Shops

By Monica Chen | September 14

Anyone wanting to find both energy and nourishment doesn't have to look far for a coffee shop in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area. On Franklin Street, one ...

Officials: Construction Won't Hinder Festivities

By Lizzie Breyer | September 14

Families whose only mental picture of UNC is from the glossy brochures might be shocked when they see the bulldozers and piles of dirt covering the UNC, ...

UNC Graduate, Singer/Songwriter to Perform

By Russ Lane | September 14

When singer-songwriter Tad Dreis passed by another musician's tip jar, he put a few dollars in on his way out the Open Eye Cafe in Carrboro. A close ...

Orange County Schools Try to Explain Tragedy

By Amanda Wilson | September 14

In the aftermath of Tuesday's tragedies, area school teachers and administrators are grappling to help local children cope. Kim Hoke, spokeswoman for ...