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[edit] The pita principle - News & Observer

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[edit] Cats leaving best play in practice, Gillispie says - Kentucky.com

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[edit] Chancellor Thorp Maui Visit Funded By Rams Club - Orange County ...

21 November 2008, by unknown Chancellor Holden Thorp will travel to Maui with the men's basketball team next week, however the trip will not be paid for with state or tuition dollars, according to The Daily Tar Heel. This article is a reference to an external ...

[edit] Tailgaters Have New Option To Recycle - Orange County - MyNC.com

21 November 2008, by unknown On Saturday, The UNC Office of Waste Reduction and Recycling will be testing a new recycling program targeting tailgaters, The Daily Tar Heel reports. This article is a reference to an external source. For more information, or to view ...

[edit] Countdown to Kickoff: UNC vs. NCSU - Pack Pride

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[edit] The top of his game: Hesmer, Crew to play for MLS championship Sunday - Trading Markets (press release)

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[edit] Economy hits college newspapers - Princeton University The Daily Princetonian

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[edit] Economy hits college newspapers - The Daily Princetonian

21 November 2008, by unknown The Daily Tar Heel, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s newspaper, has the potential to be more directly impacted by the economic downturn, as UNC is a public university. In North Carolina, the governor has asked all state ...

[edit] College Media Has Come A Long Way Online - MediaShift

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[edit] Oklahoma and North Carolina Score Huge Wins [NCAA Fastbreak - FanIQ]

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[edit] Daily Sports Roundup: November 18 - Cappers Mall

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[edit] University Of North Carolina Works On Sustainability In Dining ... - AMonline.com

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[edit] Board of Governors approves amended budget request at Daily Tar ...

14 November 2008, by Ariel Zirulnick Daily Tar Heel Blogs · Board of Governors approves amended budget request · without comments ... search site archives. Blogroll. Daily Tar Heel Home. Archives. November 2008 · October 2008 · September 2008 · August 2008. Categories ...

[edit] Triangle Transit transfer center to move at Daily Tar Heel Blogs

14 November 2008, by EmilyS Daily Tar Heel Blogs · Triangle Transit transfer center to move · without comments · Triange Transit’s transfer center ... Blogroll. Daily Tar Heel Home. Archives. November 2008 · October 2008 · September 2008 · August 2008. Categories ...

[edit] Found: Attractive, Christian, straight, non-frat, single male at ...

14 November 2008, by Andrew Dunn The Daily Tar Heel went to the Union shortly after noon to find this mystery man. His name is Walker Sigmon. We also ran into the girl who wrote the first kvetch, Ginny Cartwright. Sadly, the two had already known each other, ...

[edit] Masala spices it up with dancing at Daily Tar Heel Blogs

14 November 2008, by Andrew Dunn Daily Tar Heel Blogs · Masala spices it up with dancing · without comments. With a little miso soup, bahangra, ... Blogroll. Daily Tar Heel Home. Archives. November 2008 · October 2008 · September 2008 · August 2008. Categories ...

[edit] Lonnie Walker leaves Emerald City for Success at Daily Tar Heel Blogs

13 November 2008, by Jordan Lawrence Daily Tar Heel Blogs · Lonnie Walker leaves Emerald City for Success · without comments ... Search. search site archives. Blogroll. Daily Tar Heel Home. Archives. November 2008 · October 2008 · September 2008 · August 2008. Categories ...

[edit] Heating up at Daily Tar Heel Blogs

13 November 2008, by Jordan Lawrence Daily Tar Heel Blogs · Heating up · without comments. Dirty Little Heaters. Fatty Don’t Feel Good ... search site archives. Blogroll. Daily Tar Heel Home. Archives. November 2008 · October 2008 · September 2008 · August 2008. Categories ...

[edit] Campaign signs need to go at Daily Tar Heel Blogs

12 November 2008, by EmilyS Daily Tar Heel Blogs · Campaign signs need to go · without comments. A week later, campaign signs remain one of the ... Blogroll. Daily Tar Heel Home. Archives. November 2008 · October 2008 · September 2008 · August 2008. Categories ...

[edit] Obama wins North Carolina .

7 November 2008, by obama wins check it out Barack Obama's big victory on Tuesday just keeps getting bigger.The Associated Press is now giving the president-elect North Carolina, too, concluding that there are not enough uncounted ballots left for John McCain to overcome Obama's… http://bymyportal.blogspot.com/2008/11/obama-wins-north-carolina.html bymyportal.blogspot.com

[edit] Hansbrough to Miss Less Time Than Expected: Two Weeks - Bleacher Report

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[edit] DTH Archives (The Daily Tar Heel)

28 October 2008, by Members of Alpha Epsilon Omega Christian sorority perform in Monday’s event. Their performance included singing and storytelling.

[edit] DTH Archives (The Daily Tar Heel)

21 October 2008, by Higher energy costs are causing N.C. colleges and universities to take a look at their energy use as winter approaches and schools crank on their heating systems.

[edit] Doi caini slabi

30 September 2008, by Citesc din cand in cand un ziar local din Chapel Hill. E misto. Una dintre cele mai tari rubrici se cheama Police Log si e compilata din rapoartele politiei din Chapel Hill si din orasul-fratior, Carrboro. De exemplu, luni am aflat ca politistii au incercat sa salveze un cerb care se incurcase intr-o plasa de volei. Nu am aflat daca au reusit sau nu. Dar cea mai faina informatie din ultimele zile e urmatoarea: O persoana a gasit trei caini care alergau liberi si a sesizat politia ca doi dintr

[edit] DTH Archives (The Daily Tar Heel)

16 September 2008, by Community members who want Carrboro to provide municipal identification cards to undocumented residents are looking into the types of identification that local service providers require.

[edit] The challenge is staying driven

27 August 2008, by [Andrew Dunn, who blogs at dunnreporter.com, is a journalism student at UNC-Chapel Hill and the university editor at The Daily Tar Heel. His studies particularly focus on public records research and computer-assisted reporting.] The young journalists I talk to are full of energy and enthusiasm. We learn new skills in our own time. We try them out on our own web sites. But the lack of institutional support is wearing, particularly since we (almost) all have full-time jobs. And once we learn th

[edit] Tour of UGA’s The Red and Black

23 July 2008, by The last part of our day included a tour of UGA’s independent student paper, The Red and Black. I have a friend who used to be on the R&B and it’s one of the college papers I follow the most, because of the similarities between UNC, UGA and our two papers, but I’d never seen the office. They own their own building, which is great, but of course presents its own challenges (taking care of maintenance work on your own, for example). It’s a pretty two story building that’s slightly off-campu

[edit] Print papers need to highlight online content

21 July 2008, by So my mom handed me the CLT observer this morning and told me that there was a “very sweet piece” about an elderly lifeguard that I should read. So I picked up the paper - the story ran on the front of one of the inside sections, I forget which. It’s a really nice article - Ed McCarthy is an 83-year-old lifeguard at the YMCA. He’s the world’s oldest lifeguard, and he didn’t pick up swimming until his 60s. The other lifeguards and people who swim at the pool say he’s quite the hottie in his Sp

[edit] The future of journalism

19 June 2008, by High school journalists from across North Carolina met this week in Chapel Hill for the annual Institute of the state’s Scholastic Media Association. These are the kids most passionate about printed word and art. I just returned from helping the group of 10 students who put together The Rush, the conference newspaper. These students could have encouraged me more about the future of journalism. They want to learn everything, and many of them have skills that I wish I had. They can write, they

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[edit] Obama’s Poll Numbers Dropping; Clinton’s Too

2 May 2008, by A series of public opinion polls show Barack Obama’s support dropping among Democrats, with Hillary Clinton the obvious beneficiary. While her numbers are static, or even dropping, she’s now ahead of him in several head-to-head polls nationally and has opened up a big lead in Indiana. The RealClearPolitics ...

[edit] Obama’s Poll Numbers Dropping; Clinton’s Too

2 May 2008, by A series of public opinion polls show Barack Obama’s support dropping among Democrats, with Hillary Clinton the obvious beneficiary. While her numbers are static, or even dropping, she’s now ahead of him in several head-to-head polls nationally and has opened up a big lead in Indiana. The RealClearPolitics ...

[edit] Local Farm Spotlight

21 April 2008, by Check out this interesting article from The Daily Tar Heel about a local farmer.

[edit] Taking Aim Against Guns

15 April 2008, by This week is the one year anniversary of the tragic shooting at Virginia Tech and a renewed call for gun control. Our right to bear arms is guaranteed by the US Constitution and if we fail to fight to keep it we’ll lose it for sure. Across many college campuses there will be protests and calls for additional gun control. The University of North Carolina is no exception and given the recent high profile murder of their student body president. On Wednesday, 32 protesters will lie on the grou

[edit] OWASA to consider decreasing restrictions

10 April 2008, by The OWASA board of directors will meet at 7 p.m. today to reconsider the stage 3 water restrictions that have been in place since the beginning of March. The Daily Tar Heel reported today that the board will consider moving back to a stage 1 water shortage, which would remove or lessen many of the restrictions currently in place. A stage 2 water shortage also is a possibility, said Paula Thomas, sustainability administrator for OWASA. She said the board has received input from residents both

[edit] Coverage of two student deaths raises questions

31 March 2008, by The Duke Chronicle ran an interesting story last week about differences in news coverage surrounding the deaths of two college students in the Durham-Chapel Hill area in recent months.Ted Vaden, the public editor of The News & Observer of Raleigh, N.C. (my former newspaper) followed up with a column yesterday.The killing of Eve Carson, the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill student body president, shocked the community. Student and community newspapers ran front-page stories of the crime a

[edit] 9/19: Why The Taser Bro Has Done Us All A Favor

19 September 2007, by Those under the delusion that the tasering of that FL student is a "iconic turning point" "in the annals of a closing society" need to get a hold of themselves and study up on the incident. The kid involved has a long history of taping practical jokes and by eye-witness accounts only fought police when ...

[edit] UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor James Moeser stands in support of GLBT-SA & 'Ally Week'

30 January 2006, by My blog has moved!!! Please visit my new blog for all the newest news, events, opinions and more!!!You will be automatically re-directed in three seconds. Click the link to go to the new blog now. Use the search function on the new blog to find any story you are looking for on here.I just received an email containing a letter to the editor of The Daily Tar Heel. The letter was published today and was written by UNC Chancellor James Moeser. In the letter Chancellor Moeser stands in support of UN

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12 June 2005, by lockjaw