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Student leader: Meeting with B...
A meeting with Duke University President Richard Brodhead to discuss concerns of black students a...
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It’s Duke-Carolina: Expect lot...
If you’re going to the Duke-Carolina women’s basketball game tonight, you might want to get start...
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'Why I stayed'
Relief worker living in Rwanda lived through country’s genocide, works to end genocide worldwide
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Police say two charged in home...
Police arrested a teen and a juvenile Wednesday and charged them with breaking into a home on Mon...
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Go take a hike
Later this spring, my wife and I are going to hike the Grand Canyon.
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Orange County
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Poet, librarian, civil se...
During his 35 years with UNC Libraries, Jeffery Beam pursued what he calls two equally important callings – civil servant and poet.
Group briefly occupies Carrboro building
A group of protestors who moved into a vacant building Saturday and planned to stay there permanently vacated the site after a few h...
Bryan sworn in as new judge
As attorney Jay Bryan stood at the front of the large courtroom in Hillsborough, he looked out on a room full of people, all smiling...
Police chief has learned from recent challenges
When he was sworn in as police chief in late 2010, Chris Blue pledged to make community policing and relationship building the corne...
Forgive, live, and let go
What would be worse? Being brutally raped and having to live with nightmares and fear the rest of your life? Or being charged and co...
Orange County launches business-friendly website
In its quest to let the world know that Orange County, N.C., is open for business, its economic development office has launched a re...
Sports
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Miami stuns Duke at Cameron
Poor effort put Duke in a deep hole on Sunday. After fixing that to climb back into the game, missed free throws sealed the Blue Devils fate.
Cameron edge escaping Duke
After dominating on its home court for nearly three years, the last three times Duke’s walked off Coach K Court at Cameron Indoor St...
Hot UNC looks to end Duke’s Cameron reign
Duke’s 34-game home winning streak came to an end last week against Connecticut, but it still has another long winning streak to pro...
DSA captures 1st Carolina 12 Conference wrestling title
Cedar Ridge comes in second as five of nine Durham School of the Arts wrestlers who reached title round come away winners.
Wolfpack takes Wake to the Wood-shed 87-76
Saturday victory lifts N.C. State to 17-7 overall and 6-3 ACC and is State’s fifth straight in series, all by double digits.
Heels storm back past Terps
Tyler Zeller scored 22, Harrison Barnes added 18 and John Henson had 17 points and 12 rebounds for the Tar Heels who trailed by nine...
Lifestyle
Taylor Mingos, founder and CEO of Shoeboxed, Inc.
Taylor Mingos, founder and CEO of Shoeboxed, Inc.
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Shoeboxed scores scanning...
Durham-based Shoeboxed Inc. is working to make it easier for customers to move information from the paper to the digital realm.
BOOKS ROUNDUP: Broun signing copies of ‘Mandela’
Ken Broun, a UNC law professor, former Chapel Hill mayor, and expert on South Africa law, has written “Saving Nelson Mandela” (Oxfor...
Tosh, James bringing big laughs to DPAC
Daniel Tosh, star of the Comedy Central series “Tosh.0,” and Kevin James, star of the hit comedies “Paul Blart: Mall Cop” and “Zooke...
BELIEF BRIEFS, Feb. 2
Black history film series at Mt. Vernon Baptist
Perdue urges sponsors to help provide kids with summer meals
More than one in four children in North Carolina are not getting enough food to eat to lead healthy, active lives, according to the ...
ENTERTAINMENT BRIEFS, Feb. 3
‘Braveheart’ director to speak at Duke
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(center L) Andrew Reddish Jr., and Adrian Hogans (R) are working on a robotic project, Saturday , January 28, 2012, in the Chestnut Ridge Camp and Retreat, during the learning event “The George Washington Carver STEM Symposium” where participants will engage in robotics projects requiring to use math and science to solve problems with their teammates. The Herald-Sun | Bernard Thomas
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