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Introduced as one of the 10 most admired women in America, Elizabeth Dole, Trinity '58, addressed a Republican rally for her husband and presidential candidate Bob Dole at the Sheraton in Research Triangle Park Thursday.
Seven Durham public schools will be experimenting with the concept of site-based management this fall with the help of a $10,000 donation from the University.
Society is on a persistent search for the perfect role model for our children. Carrying a formidable portfolio filled with such attributes as honor, integrity and altruism, this person would capture the attention of the nation's young and lead them down a path of virtue. Imagine parents standing idly by-their eyes gleaming with joy and admiration-as they reap the benefits of this surrogate parent's positive influence on their young ones.
As a conservative, Hayes appears to have strong support, particularly in light of the outcome of the 1994 state congressional elections when Republicans took control of both houses for the first time in nearly 120 years.
The Counseling Center of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is working in coordination with the Chapel Hill Police Department to help the various people affected by the deaths and injuries suffered in the fire at the Phi Gamma Delta house Sunday morning.
Responding to recent opinion polls that support a referendum to give North Carolina's governor veto power over the legislature, the state General Assembly is taking steps to reclaim some authority in the budgeting process.
Vying for the Democratic nomination to run against Sen. Jessie Helms, R-NC, Harvey Gantt and Dr. Charlie Sanders participated in a publicly televised forum at the Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy on Saturday night.
A wide range of community leaders, including administrators and independent students, joined leaders of the fraternity community Monday night to discuss the merits of this year's revised fraternity rush process in a forum hosted by the Interfraternity Council.
While most students seek out lands with sun-a-plenty during Spring Break, some feel compelled to retreat to an environment that stimulates the mind, body and soul by providing an escape from the monotony of everyday life.
This is the last article in a four-part series that focuses on the history of Durham and the city's relationship with the University.
In the face of tough competition from large chain stores and mail-order catalogs, the Duke Computer Store still comes out on top.
Best-selling author and retired pediatric surgeon Dr. Bernie Siegel delivered a positive message in Page Auditorium on Sunday night as he instructed his audience to "love yourself.... Accept yourself as a work of art."
Members of the Graduate and Professional Student Council discussed their concerns about recent changes to the council's basketball ticket distribution policy and wage rates for graduate peer and athletic tutors.
The creativity of teachers in the Durham Public Schools has given rise to several new programs that will offer students a window into the real world.
Graduate students voiced their frustrations about the University's library services last night at the Graduate and Professional Student Council meeting.
The turnover rate for teachers in elementary and secondary schools is at an all-time high in North Carolina, leading some educators to speculate on what changes need to be made to rectify the situation.
As of Oct. 1, minors seeking an abortion in North Carolina will first have to obtain consent from their parents or legal guardians.
