The Witness to the Execution: Whose Justice Is the State Serving?

I had never been to one of these before. One hadn't happened in the last 11 months; 11 months ago I wasn't really sure if I cared. Now I do. I don't know ...

Men's Soccer Uses Heads to Advance in NCAAs

The first-round game of the NCAA tournament that pitted North Carolina against William & Mary turned out to be not much of a real soccer game at all. ...

Surprise Snow Falls on UNC

Students and Orange County residents woke up to a surprise Sunday morning - the first snow of the season. Wet, heavy snow fell over the western two-thirds ...

Students Confused Over Seats

By Kim Minugh University Editor Some students who rose early Saturday morning expecting highly coveted lower-level basketball seating left with upper-level ...

Government's Policy On Marijuana, Tobacco Hypocritical

TO THE EDITOR: For 23 years, the third Thursday in November has been designated the Great American Smokeout. Initiated by the American Cancer Society, ...

Close Results in 4 Races Spur Wake County Recounts

RALEIGH - The Wake County Board of Elections started retabulating ballots on Sunday cast in four contested state and county races in downtown Raleigh. ...

Tar Heels Become Eligible for Bowl

Players and coaches had said all along that they could do it. But somehow, some way, it just never got done. Until Saturday. In what might have been its ...

Competitors Show Spirit at Unity Games

Plenty of enthusiasm marked the third annual Unity Games as students from a variety of different backgrounds came together Friday for a day of athletic ...

Demonstrators Rally for Fairness in Presidential Elections

By Brook Corwin Staff Writer Republicans and Democrats marched along Franklin Street and through campus Saturday afternoon rallying for a single cause ...

Support U.S. Democracy in the Pit

Christopher Brook I watched the elections returns Nov. 7 with a sense of awe. From 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., I was glued to the TV watching the seesaw race between ...

UNC's Trip to Appalachian State Marks Many Firsts

Matt Doherty, a relatively young man by coaching standards, is part of a new breed. Doherty has joined the likes of Michigan State's Tom Izzo and Florida's ...

Tar Heels Race to Lead On 1st Day of Nike Cup

The North Carolina men's and women's swimming and diving teams took the lead after the first day of the Nike Cup at Koury Natatorium. The No. 9 UNC women ...

Cunningham Aims To Push Education

A former UNC student body president elected to the N.C. Senate last week said he will use his new post to support K-12 and higher education. Senator-elect ...

BOT Talks Of Growth, Tuition

Trustees approved tuition increases and discussed Master Plan blueprints at the Board of Trustees meetings Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning. The ...

In the Wake

It all began in the early 1970s, when energy giant Carolina Power & Light Co.

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Open Meetings Shouldn't Need Media Nudge

Now that the University and Chapel Hill town-gown relations committee has decided to open its meetings, residents and students will get the openness they ...

UNC Needs Freestanding `GCC'

The month before Thanksgiving Break stinks. The past four weeks have been nothing but midterm exams, group projects, research papers and internship applications. ...

3 Suspects Rob Wachovia, Customer

Chapel Hill police are still investigating an armed robbery that occurred at Wachovia Bank on 101 Bank Drive in the Timberlyne shopping center. Reports ...