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12/31/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Ag leader plans bid for state school chief
Women's shelter is being born in Durham
Former N.C. State Diving Coach Fights Deportation Order

12/30/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

NCSU clones five pigs
NCSU campus to add offices
Local biotech could help
Beef industry seeks to reassure
North Carolina University Takes Proposals for Office Development
Farmers Search for Cattle Buyers, Fret over Mad-Cow Case
Businesses Seek Greater Return on N.C. Investment in Steel Plant
Boston Covets Its Role as Biotech Hub, but Prediction of 100,000 New Jobs Spurs Competition

12/20-29/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Waste lagoons feed trees
N.C.'s Poultry Industry Could Benefit From Mad Cow Scare
New leaf varieties hardier
Cut in tobacco quota for 2004 will hurt producers
Mad cow may hurt N.C. ranchers
Centennial space expanding
Service industry is key in N.C.
People: N.C. State University
He uses his gifts for good
Being David Thompson
Opinion: N.C. forests are doing fine
Letter to the Editor: Turning out teachers
Job losses, bank merger top business stories in 2003 in NC
Having been replaced with farm ponds, fields, once-prominent tree making comeback in S.C.
Inactive Lagoon Research Moves Ahead
Hog Farms and the Environment: Alternatives to Lagoons
Briefly in agriculture: Hog manure
NSF BOARD APPROVES NANO INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORK
Scientists: Santa may ride 'relativity cloud' on annual jaunt
New research affirms seniors' mental abilities
Thompson fulfills promise to mom
Job losses, bank merger top N.C. business stories for 2003
Nanoscale devices called nearly fit for fabrication
Rivers hurls Wolfpack past Kansas for Tangerine Bowl win
Obit: Thomas C. Shore, Jr.

12/19/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

N.C. State Gets $500,000 Pledge to Establish Entrepreneurship Fund
Technologies tried; are they true?
Factory farms take hold
Red Hat posts profit, buys company
Fowler withdraws name at Georgia
Report: Pack's Fowler not headed to Georgia
David Thompson receives degree from NCSU
The gym that bred the best
Dawson found not guilty
Nanoscale devices called nearly fit for fabrication
Woman May Have Been Attacked by Her Pet Cats
Wolfpack's Thompson receives degree
UGA to name Evans as AD
Locals react to Evans' appointment
Obit: Eugene Stephen Knight

12/18/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

New Endowment for entrepreneurs set up at NC State
Will OT law benefit workers or bosses?
NCSU holds fall commencement
Cary most desirable place
Black River a symbol for both sides
Vigil for violators
Water you doing on Saturday?
Music players proliferate
New UNC prof to link ideas, computing power
she overcame the ocean
NCCU to increase tuition
Another honor for DT
Former NCSU Basketball Star Gets Honor Off Court -- College Diploma
Fowler a finalist to be Georgia AD
Point of View: There was no room for N.C. State's inn
Textile News
News and Trends
High-tech way to cut wood could save money, trees
IN THE ROUND
The Endangered Black Writer
Obsidian III: Literature in the African Diaspora
Poplar trees help clean up hog waste
Molecular memory startup snags ex-Intel exec Les Vadasz
Obit: Justina Harris Williams

12/17/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

NCSU gets grant to develop protective firefighting suit
N.C. comes up short when it comes to defense contracts
Vigil for violators
Passion drives river watchdog
Black River a symbol for both sides
McNeal Named N.C.'s Nominee For National Superintendent Of Year
Report: Fowler candidate for Georgia AD job
Ticket sales weak
Wolfpack Gears Up For Tangerine Bowl
Thompson's life comes full circle
RIGHT HERE, WRITE NOW
READY FOR TAKEOFF
High-tech way to cut wood could save money, trees
UGA search committee pares AD finalists to three
Poplar trees may be new draw for pig farms
Molecular Memory Startup Snags Ex-Intel Exec Les Vadasz

12/16/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

N.C. State wins antiterror grant
Homeland Security Department Awards First Contract to NC State
Money to burn: NCSU wins Homeland Security grant
Rush hour starts slippery
Christmas Tree Sellers Come in as Many Varieties as Their Products Do
Quota cut is over 10%
Veterinarians learn lessons in homeland security
SACS PANEL PRAISES BENNETT FOR HARD WORK
Molecular memories prove their strength
General who led capture has N.C. ties
Family, friends rally to coach's defense
Letter to the Editor: The Food Pyramid
U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Technical Support Working Group Award First Contract
New uses for old trees
Jaidyn case: contamination 'unlikely'
Chamber plans 2004 field trip
N.J. Proud of General Who Captured Saddam
PROFESSOR STILL FEELS THE NEED FOR TWEED
Obit: Earline Walker
Obit: Robert N. Elliott Jr.

12/13-15/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Veterinarians learn to handle outbreaks
Veterinarians Learn To Handle Outbreaks At NCSU Lab Health Officials, Emergency Management Personnel Taught How To Protect Food Supply
Training Focuses On Larger Animals
Researchers Develop Uses for Poplar Trees
State branding program urges 'buy local'
Is there room for dissent in academia?
Last-hour purchase may trim quota cut
Southern writers make book giving easy
People: NC State University
Footnotes: NCSU to open facility for pets
Building Activity Shows Increase
Nursery is birth central for poinsettias
Infusion of federal dollars bails out N.C.'s military communities
Suzanne Gordon Is New Chief Information Officer at SAS
SAS VP named chief information officer
High tech? How about nanotechnology
Financial help for new digesters and ethanol plants
Letter: Approaching math
Opinion: No fan of extravagant college athletic centers
North Carolina State Center Offers High-Tech Health Care for Animals
Don't cry for Kannapolis in North Carolina or Celina in Ohio or any number of other factory towns that have lost jobs to foreign labor
Researchers Develop Uses for Poplar Trees
Golden LEAF Foundation Elects Officers
Avid gamers build own virtual world

12/12/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

College still affordable in N.C.
Broad broaches Triangle lab for public, private research
Prosecutors Rest Case in Murder Trial
Poplars could handle hog waste
NCSU Plans Pet Diagnostic Center
No. 44 returns
Groups Aim To Save Former Home Of Late Raleigh Author
Candler Granted Bond, But Must Remain In Jail
ASU Board Of Trustees Raise Tuition, Fees
Avery County Teens Plead Guilty To Assault In Hazing Case
New CEO named at Caterpillar
Researchers Manipulate Tiny, Floating Droplets On A Chip
USDA Awards More Than $12 Million in Water Quality Grants
Obituary: Marie Cullins Ponder

12/11/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

2003 Women Extraordinaire: Marye Anne Fox, North Carolina State University
Poplar trees hold hope for hog-waste cleanup
Tall Christmas Trees Fall Short This Year
Vets to have new option for care
Rural areas questioning incentives
Rep. Taylor plans annual dinner
Getting Involved
Former N.C. State Provost Takes New Job At Ohio State
Appalachian State board OKs $300 tuition increase
Oregon researchers developing new uses for poplar trees
North Carolina still trying to attract Boeing
Book accuses social studies group of ignoring racism
War coverage that angered everyone
Don't be a litterbug!
Radio clip
About Physics
Putting Flies to Work on Pig Manure
Researchers Manipulate Tiny, Floating Droplets on a Chip
On the trail of robo-crabs
Chat with George B. Vaughan
Norm Sloan, Former Wolfpack Basketball Coach, Dead At 77
Obituary: NORMAN LESLIE "NORM" SLOAN, Jr.

12/10/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

'Golden Years' coach dies
Remembering Sloan
Former NCSU Coach Norm Sloan Dies
A colorful winner
Pillar of the Pack upheld program's greatness
Sloan colored ACC history
`Stormin' was good fit for Norman
North Carolina State University Engineering Students Show Off Projects
Thinking about math
Former NCSU provost leaving for post in Ohio
Under the Dome: Ex-Dem explains switch
It's tartar-control, whitening, sensitive, minty chaos
Researchers Manipulate Tiny, Floating Droplets on a Chip
SURFACE FREES THE OLD, BIND THE NEW
Video Game Players Get Their Say
Cloning Could Lead to Fewer Birth Defects
For Good Or Bad, Norm Was ... Well, Norm
Ex-N.C. State coach Sloan dies at 77
SME Partners with the Industrial Extension Services of North Carolina State University and South Carolina's MEP to Host New Manufacturing Conference at SOUTH-TEC 2004
UNM gets $600,000 nanotech grant
LETTER: Happy hogs

12/09/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

World Trade Center North Carolina announces new leaders
UNC targets teacher scarcity
Man arrested for shooting outside Raleigh movie theater
Letter to the Editor: That dangerous?
Letter to the Editor: Nothing untoward
I.B.M. Set to Unveil Chip-Making Advance
On the trail of robo-crabs
UNC-Chapel Hill Selling $128M New Money Revenue Bond Deal
Where most see worms, Ikenberry sees a million dollars
Genetic Info Of Cloned Pigs May Help Babies Before Birth
Local benefits
Video game players get their say
States battle for biotech business: North Carolina the latest to try to lure firms from Mass.
RightNow Significantly Reduces Departmental Staff's Phone and Email Workloads
Has public policy become too public?

12/06-08/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

NC State's Gadget Show
N.C. STATE RESEARCHERS FIRST TO CLONE IN THE STATE
NCSU Researchers Believe Cloned Pig Could Assist in Birth Defect Research
Biz: Brotherhood Dinner
Area sees increase in foreign students
UNC Charlotte board approves tuition hike
Wingate's leaders take their oaths
Bond proposal likely for Johnston ballot
Listening Post: Lower the age for candidates
Making jewels of ACC
Five books for collectors of Caroliniana
Footnotes: Winter graduations set
People: NC State University
Buzz: Change agents
Candler's Immigration Status Under Scrutiny After Resignation Homeland Security Officials Consider Former NCSU Diving Coach 'Threat To Community'
Arrest justified, feds say
Editorial: Biotech jobs up for grabs?
Editorial: Pigs? Sure, but who else makes list?
Editorial: A new game
Scientists: low birthweight a gene issue
Research Leads to Advances In Human and Animal Health
GETTING THE POOP ON SUCCESSFUL WORM FARMING
North Carolina Tobacco Farmers Eye 21 Percent Cut
Facts about rival North Carolina and Massachusetts biotech industries
President of Cuban Tourism Enterprise Is Removed from Post over Corruption
Theirs for the Tweaking
USDA Grants Protection to 17 New Plant Varieties
New look at layered materials provides insight into silicon
On the trail of robo-crabs
Lost jobs bring hidden blessings
U of I computer czar is leaving for N.C. post
I.B.M. Set to Unveil Chip-Making Advance
'We don't do cats'
Just Passin Through: NCSU student served in Peace Corps
Ex-diving coach taken into custody
Molestation incident from 1966 costs coach his job
Obit: John Pearson, Jr.

12/05/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

N.C. State says it has first animals cloned in the state
Economists Say Loss of Projects Tied to Lack of Incentives in Durham, N.C.
‘Virtual research center’ in Tryon could spawn new companies in region
Group Formed To Promote Attendance At RBC Center
N.C. doesn't shell out to get top-tier firms
Tobacco farmers eyeing 21% cut
Vacant arena seats set minds to fret
Former coach detained
NCSU Faculty Takes Hard Line on New Elsevier Deal
Cuba's tourism leader removed on large-scale corruption charges
N.C. State says it has first animals cloned in the state
Molecules Make Good Memory
Queries
Famed local writer Tarbell is Oilfield Journal focus
N.C. State Coach Resigns Over Sex Case
Diving Coach at North Carolina State U. Resigns After 1966 Misconduct Is Disclosed
Obit: Ernest William Rollins, Jr.

12/04/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Cigarette-makers to buy less leaf; quota may be cut 22%
Students among hardest hit by flu bug
Council of State gives green light to aquarium
Recruiting Tool
A happy ending for Popcorn
One year later, another icy threat
NCSU's Rivers Among 5 Finalists For Walter Camp Award
Diving coach resigns
N.C. State Diving Coach Resigns
Molecular Memory Durability Demonstrated
N.C. State coach resigns over sex case
TWEAKING, OR HOW GAMERS RETOOL FAVORITES

12/03/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Raleigh, N.C.-Area Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.2 Percent in October
UNC outlines plans for 'Carolina North'
Campbell benefactor inducted into Business Hall of Fame
Molecular memories prove durable
Opinion: Merry Christmas, Chapel Hill
Letter to the Editor: Signs of U.S. strength
Letter to the Editor: Double jeopardy
Building starts on molecular tranny
Many Unaware of Fees Paid to Firms Administering Retirement Accounts
Universities Embrace RightNow Customer Service Solutions To Answer Students' Questions Via Web, Email and Phone
Vox Populi and Public Policy: Why Should We Care?
Scientists Speed Up Tree Growth in N.C.
Professor receives award from national institute
White, Manning, Rivers named O'Brien finalists
10 tips to beat old man winter
"No offense, buddy"
New Look At Layered Material Lends Insight To Silicon

12/02/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Researchers Find Way To Speed Tree Growth
Bankruptcy filings rank Person No. 2 in N. C.
Public speaking scares most people
World AIDS Day brings staggering numbers
HIV/AIDS on the rise in North Carolina
Bowl date troubles Pack fans
Sooners run at No. 1 now a record feat
Wildcats are spoiling for a fight in underdog role
White, Manning, Rivers named O'Brien finalists
Choice is easy: Rivers
The uses of imperfection -- Scientists are 'harnessing inhomogeneities' in an effort to integrate nanoscale electronics devices with traditional silicon lithography
Rugged Molecules that Remember
North Carolina Pest Control Association Awards Scholarships
New look at layered material lends insight to silicon

11/27-12/01/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

How hard is it to buy American?
401(k) fees often obscure
These bears see the world
A new man at the top
Growing community holds water workshop
County fights owner over lion
Hemp, hemp, hooray? No way, says DEA
NCSU wins education grant
N.C. loses 'irreplaceable' expert on building codes
School briefs: Schools official joins state board
People: NC State University
Footnotes: Ideas sought on NCSU police
Pepsi gets beverage deal at A&T
Fashion court
Letter to the Editor: No disrespect
Letter to the Editor: Moribund defense
Public: Food-origin labels a COOL idea
Pact falls short of goals
Surgery treats five-legged dog after rare anomaly discovered
Looking for holiday bargains
Feasting hinges on worldwide markets
Local Birds of a Different Feather
Feature: A century of Western movies
Lax septic tank oversight brews health hazards
Modified RT-PCR assay detects low-level Norovirus food contamination
Obit: Edward J. Foley
Obit: Margaret P. Marcom

11/26/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Neuse River cleaner 5 years after nitrogen reduction began
NC State announces new department of social work
Miracle dog survives the odds
Fetterman Inducted into Business Hall of Fame
Cree suit settles with a fizzle
Long time coming
NCSU fans lukewarm about bowl invitation
Tangerine Bowl Tickets Already On Sale
NCSU accepts Tangerine Bowl bid
N.C. State Selected for Tangerine Bowl
Past Comes Back To Haunt N.C. State Swim Coach
Editorial: Breaking the mold, pronto
Point of View: Recruiting industry isn't the whole story
Surgery treats five-legged dog after rare anomaly discovered
Food-borne Disease; Modified RT-PCR assay detects low-level Norovirus food contamination
Lawsuit filed by Cree co-founder settled
Professor embraces stereotype of college: Timeless tweed
Iams Opens Second MRI Center: Making MRI More Readily Available
Some Shops Offer A New Kind of Clean

11/25/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Neuse cleaner than in 1998
Five-legged dog gets surgery
Television Clip
Iams to build animal MRI center at NCSU
Gift of MRI center will help treat pets
Area home sales strengthen
Unemployment drops; job hunting is mixed bag
SUMMARY JUDGMENT ; A WEEKLY SCORECARD OF HITS AND MISSES MAKING LOCAL NEWS
Penn State pesticide education efforts garner national recognition
N.C. State diving coach placed on leave
Editorial: Get the students back home
The Trouble With Timing We're always told to buy low and sell high. Sounds simple and it makes sense. So why is such an easy rule so hard to follow?
Housing Market Brings Change for Building Industry in Raleigh, N.C., Area
Hepatitis outbreak a sobering reminder of vulnerability
Breeds Apart: Wild and domestic turkeys are facing genetic challenges
Some Shops Offer A New Kind of Clean
Fantasy as the facts of life

11/22-24/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

NCSU tuition may soon rise
Hundreds honor Graham's life
N.C. jobless falling to national level
Teacher sees star roles ahead
Bargains attracting early holiday shoppers
Authority agrees to terrorism insurance
People: NC State University
Top jobs open at ECU
Activism that's out of fashion
Students fight subpoenas
N.C. State places diving coach on leave
Editorial: Moving on mold
Food supply remains at risk of terrorists
Establishing Free Exercise
Hog Farms and the Environment: An Investigative Series
Classic tweed 'wears like iron,' has stayed above fray of fashion
Education Briefs
States' incentives keep best, brightest at home
Obit: Elwood Howard

11/21/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

'Sodfather' dead at 82
N.C. farmers lose a booming voice
Quotes on Jim Graham
Out-of-state costs weighed
Tourism is golden egg for Western N.C.
Lion owner seeks USDA exemption
Editorial: Memories of the great Graham
Ocean link weaker in fishermen's ailment
Obit: Jim Graham dies at 82
Obit: James Allen "Jim" Graham

11/20/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Uncertain Future
TV Clip: WB 22
House has mold on hold
Molecule by Molecule, NC State Scientists Design a New Transistor
Top 12 Reasons for dropping out

11/19/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

RIAA action arrives
Bargains will be scarcer
Moore pushes N.C.'s funds
Limits put on China textiles
NC State Scientists Design a New Transistor
Renewable energy effort faces hurdles
Combs gets visit from author
Durant athletics director injured
Ex-president still draws crowd
Witnesses describe shooting
News Advisory: Panel to Pursue Innovative Approaches to Cyber Security
Molecule by Molecule, NC State Scientists Design a New Transistor
Conservative Texas Student Group Holds 'Affirmative Action' Bake Sale
Bake sale takes aim at A&M's diversity official

11/18/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Forecasting ice storms
Procter & Gamble donates two patents to NCSU
Portion of proposed CITI earmarked for GSSP
Forsyth Tech hopes to get biotech center
Science Workshop Gives Undergraduates a Head Start in Research
Incentive criticisms: Too low, too high, off target
County makes bio-tech pitch to Basnight
Enrollment issue only latest battle between House, UNC
Around the Park: Center hires wester N.C. point man
'Light better than it is today'
Building Stability
RTP: Contender or Pretender?
Drawing Conventions
Things to do, performances to see keep visitors occupied
NCSU Student Accused Of Identity Theft Makes Court Appearance
Raleigh Shooting Victim Recently Released From Jail
Opinion: UNC Admissions Cap
Editorial: A license to rent
Letter to the Editor: Prize photographs

11/15-17/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Flooding clues sought in storms
Renewable energy effort faces hurdles
Southern lady, Yankee spy
Smaller classes pay off
Expert: State must close “achievement gap”
Options: Conference to explore new crops
Effort continues to improve river
Aquarium bids for expansion funds
Raleigh wants retention ponds to please the eye
Footnotes
People
Biotech in crosshairs
Committee to study out-of-state cap
Final word
North Carolina's universities for N.C. residents
$36 million check goes to UNC board
Designing alumni
TTA seeks artistic ideas
Linked deaths leave a mystery
NCSU student jailed in fraud case
20-Year-Old Dies In Shooting Near NCSU
Campus workers protest conditions
UNC system workers protest for better pay
Weapons to fight apple pests

11/14/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

N.C. gets mixed grades in development
Craven Community College embarks on 'new era' in Havelock
Colleges see more students enrolling
ACC plays down Irish talk
Report: Notre Dame Looking At Potential ACC Membership
Editorial: Putting on a cap?
Ancient farmers modified corn genes

11/13/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Golden Leaf grants more than $7M
At least 3 UNC campuses proposing increases in tuition
3rd UNC cap plan proposed
New jobs come to the Triangle
Infineon to create up to 400 jobs at new Cary facility
N.C. State Honors Several Donors for Service, Support
Governor's Office breaks communications logjam on OLF
Rise in enrollment cap still viable
UNC to delay talk of cap hike
UNC student cap vote postponed
Opinion: UNC wise to wait
Solar Center Adds Alternative Fuels Facility
Hello modder, hello fodder
Eating healthy is fun in these classrooms

11/12/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Uproar stalls UNC change
UNC weighing enrollment options
A Tar Heel tradition
School board to ready bond referendum
Making the unreal a reality
Drugs cited in death of suspect
NCSU police: Drug overdose may be cause of man's death
N.C. State Officer Back On Job After Internal Investigation
Future soldiers honor past veterans
Red ink still staining RBC Center
He rides the wave of the future
Universities considering new tuition increases
Two aides quit Kerry campaign to protest firing of its manager
Letter to the Editor: Don't change the mix at UNC-CH
Cree sees light at end of tunnel of founder's lawsuit
Infineon to Create up to 400 Jobs in North Carolina by 2007 -- Top 5 Semiconductor Company in North America Celebrates Expansion in Research Triangle Area
Virginia Tech and North Carolina State University to run Forest Nutrition Research Cooperative

11/11/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

New rental rules, policies suggested
All thankful for turkey prices
New rental rules, policies suggested
Veterans Day activities
Veterans Day Events Scheduled
Found money is N.C.'s
UNC alone in efforts to raise cap
Former Ag Commissioner Phipps Makes Deal With Prosecutors, Avoids Federal Trial
Chapel Hill cool to transit merger
Victim Killed By Alleged Stalker May Have Been Concerned About Safety
Letter to the Editor: Well-deserved boost
Empty Promises?
Battling the bugs - Apple growers seek new, safer weapons
Panel: Cloning Conclusion Premature

11/8-10/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Battling the Bugs
NCSU receives nearly $1M in NSF grant
N.C. State Celebrates Environmental Anniversary
State of the Neuse dissected
Small businesses find ways to stay vibrant during retail boom
Take more time, then weigh money
A Tar Heel tradition
Tiny sensor-based computers could help track wildlife
People: N.C. State University
Footnotes: NCSU sets graduation plans
Owners get the scoop on buyouts
Hargett tells kids to grow up and get a real job
Darryl's is going, going, gone
New historians help preserve Greensboro
Veterans Day Activities: Wake County
Town Architect: She Designed Many of Area Facades
No ordinary day
Shooting deaths stun acquaintances
Championship Event Could Move Cheerleading Closer To Being Sanctioned Sport
Letter to the Editor: Components of trade
Letter to the Editor: An additional saving
Apple Growers Seek Weapons to Fight Bugs
Midwest's governors should unite to save jobs, panel says
Tech merger proposal dies
Democratic candidates urge more student aid

11/07/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

It's Unreal: Epic Games Seeks Gamers for 'Unreal University'
Farmer races the killing frost
New appointee not 'green,' complains renewable energy board duo
Research earns award
2 dead in Durham apartment
Man shoots woman, self at her Durham apartment
Deaths said murder-suicide
Sniper Shootings Are Life-Changing Experience For N.C. Native
Charles Moose speaks at NCSU
Police Say Raleigh Man Confesses To More Than 70 Burglaries
Get out and go ... rock climbing
Plants' circadian clocks tune into latitude to enhance fitness
Obit: Joseph William Gregory, Ph.D.
Obit: Robert M. Cahall Jr.

11/06/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Politicians lose, then try again
Moose Preaches Cooperation and Ethics to Students
Biotech money could yield results next year
Johnston school board plans '04 bond proposal
Riverstone Networks Appoints Michael P. Ressner to Board of Directors
Downtown Raleigh Alliance Announces Survey Results; DRA Announces Results Of Public Feedback From Online Survey
Growth of UNC keys vote
Student leaders split over out-of-state enrollment cap
NCSU Fraternity, City Compromise Over Historic Home
Calls frantic as 6 lives end on road
P&G donates paper, fabric technology to North Carolina State
Procter & Gamble Continues to Nurture North Carolina State University's Research Capabilities
Parents Take On Academic Indoctrinators

11/05/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Official says state's largest industry is agribusiness
Green Springs Road bridge upgrade to allow tall trucks
They saw the future
Reverence, regret mark crash site
New blood in Raleigh districts
Driver arrested on campus has seizure in cruiser, dies
Driver has Fatal Seizure after Traffic Stop
Skin disease in Volusia County doesn't appear to come from ocean
CAFOs debated as legal ag issue
Nanocell Used For Molecular Logic, Memory
Intel to Report A Breakthrough In Chip Design

11/04/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

OLF wears Washington County board thin
Lines Online: Poetry Journals on the Web
Bills bring pain
Briefs: Officials, fraternity discuss house's fate
Crash site known as perilous juncture
Friends, family try to come to grips with deaths of six good Samaritans
Suspect dies in police custody
19-Year-Old Dies In Custody Of NCSU Campus Police
SBI Investigates Death Of Teen In Custody Of NCSU Police
Opinions might shape a more vibrant Raleigh
Commissioners vote 3-2 to let Montagnards develop center
Out-of-staters seen giving edge to UNC
Tough love from Toni Morrison
A perfect match graces two lives
Opinion: The imbalance in trade: workers' rights
Scientists to study evolution of flies
Logic and memory shown on molecular scale

11/03/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Magnets: Triangle touts "technology cluster"
Debate ensues over tuition increases
Israeli, Palestinian discuss conflict
Expert Can Discuss Impact of FDA Policy on Cloned Animals, Food
Beef prices skyrocket
Frat Members, Residents At Odds Over Historic Raleigh Property
Footnotes: Ceremonies fete new projects/Vet school professor honored
People: N.C. State University
Milestones
Shining service for the wealthy
Compassion united six at a deadly crossroads
Suspect In Wreck That Killed Six Makes Court Appearance
Authorities identify the 6 killed while helping at scene of wreck
Raleigh Man Faces Involuntary Manslaughter Charges After 6 Six Killed In Raleigh
Wake plans charges in hazing incident
Modaferri Family Plants Tree As Symbol Of Hope That Daughter Will Be Found
Retired minister Z Holler still preaches Jesus' radical example
Student pursues a page in history
Defeated bashes party law
Bills bring pain
Tough Love from Toni Morrison
A perfect match graces two lives
Briefs: Officials, fraternity discuss house's fate
Opinion: The imbalance in trade: workers' rights
Letter: With this evidence, any parent would choose vouchers
ORNL to compete for GTL-3 facility

10/31/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Tuition, fees head to chancellor
Town hall meeting scheduled for Sunday
Open house puts mansion on full display
What a wild idea!
Tepper: ASG not living up to ability
Writer's house could be leveled
Some don't get Web site's joke
McLendon might play
Institute of Medicine elects ACS members
Cloned Animals To Gain Support As Food Source
Medical Textiles 2004 For The Global Medical Textiles Community

10/30/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

N.C. State's Centennial Campus Continues To Undergo Changes
Five-legged dog steals hearts
Sun's antics may tint Carolina skies
District D council race heats up
RTP group targets region's future growth industries
N.C. bridge replacement takes yet another turn
Institute of Medicine Announces New Members and Associates

10/29/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

NCSU looks into tuition increase
Students At N.C. State Face Possible Tuition Hike
Fredrick to lecture at UNC Speakers' Series
Guarded Hope: Economists warn that merger isn't cure-all
Dark clouds lift for tobacco interests
Master Farm Management Seminar set
Rivals vie in tight District D contest
Costs rise at NCSU
Pay TV a windfall for Pack
RTP group targets region's future growth industries
Tobacco Merger To Give Top Job To Susan Ivey
Obit: Helen Mann

10/28/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

NCSU pursues tuition boost
Retail Giant May Provide Spark In Erwin's Economy
Tutoring programs trimmed
Putting all the eggs in one basket
Agribusiness Council holds meeting
Briefs: Law school fairs set in Durham, Raleigh
Column: SCHULKEN COLUMN: The new economy
Randallstown revitalization will arrive via Liberty Road
Study: Immigration patterns strengthen Texas’ political clout
Grassroots Nutrition Programs Honored With Awards Show the Influence Local Efforts Can Have on Community Health

10/25-27/03Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

UNC bonds go to work
Razing raises rich memories of Riddick
As leaf fades, what's next?
Feeling Uneasy About the Future
Despite Industry Layoffs,Students Still See Future In Textiles
Footnotes: Kiplinger's calls UNC-CH No. 1
People: N.C. State University
UNC Board Members Suggest Alternative For Out-Of-State Students
NCSU breaks ground on engineering building
TV Clip: WTVD
Briefs: Farmers market to open at plantation
Founders knew how to compromise
Service jobs are no less 'worthy'
Opinion: Nanotechnology
Weather-wise, careful what you wish for

10/24/03 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

NC State University News Clips Archives 2003

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