Older thermostats make keeping building temperatures comfortable difficult
Fall brings unpredictable weather with its colored leaves, which presents a challenge for the Facilities Operations division.
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Man claiming to give speech on security trespasses into the Tri-Delta House
A man followed a member of Delta Delta Delta into the chapter house Oct. 26 claiming to be on the PGA tour.
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Doc Hendley tells his journey with Wine to Water
Doc Hendley keynote speaker for Homecoming, said he never imagined he would be back on campus to share his story of how he started ‘Wine to Water’.
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Winning idea may be next University tradition
Pack-a-Thon, an organization that works year-round to raise money and awareness for the North Carolina Children’s Hospital, is working to come up with an original idea to raise money for the Children’s Hospital that could also serve as a new University tradition
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Students await a second and third opportunity to receive new vaccine
For those who missed last Friday’s H1N1 vaccine clinic in Talley Student Center, Student Health Services is offering another one today from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and one Friday, Nov. 6, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in room 2301 of the Student Health Center. Both are distributing the nasal vaccine free of charge with proper student I.D., and no appointments are required.
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University architect explains future plans for the University landmark
One of two non-brick buildings on main campus, Harrelson Hall has been a part of campus since its completion in1960.
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Leader of the Pack candidates struggle with visibility to students
After making it into the final six, Leader of the Pack finalists are now subject to student vote. Vote now at vote.ncsu.edu!
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Hillsborough Hike will be a fundraiser for Bell Tower and red gowns
The Hillsborough Hike will continue this week as a fundraiser for the senior class project to finish the Bell Tower.
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Eighty-four law schools present, students from all majors encouraged to attend
The University’s eighth annual law school fair will be held Tuesday, Nov. 3 in Talley Student Center from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m.
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CollegeHumor comedy act featured in Pack Howl concert a departure from Homecoming tradition
Tonight's capstone to the week’s Homecoming festivities will be dominated by the jokes of nationally renowned comedy group CollegeHumor. After an opener by Chapel Hill rock and roll band Roman Candle, the stage will be turned over to CollegeHumor performers for the remainder of the annual Pack Howl concert.
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Work on Hillsborough Street limits standing room, does not affect parade
Construction on Hillsborough Street will not affect the annual Homecoming parade this year as the parade route has not been altered because of the renovations.
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Outgoing Sen. Tony Rand made an impact on two Student Government leaders
A week after he spoke to the Student Senate in Witherspoon Student Center, Sen. Tony Rand announced he intends to leave the State Senate
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Despite low profile, branches provide good resources, great study environment
Although D.H. Hill Library and the much-vaunted, soon-to-be-built Hunt Library are well known on campus, the branch libraries are also important in fostering a strong learning environment on campus.
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Homecoming Committee cracks down on what color red feeds students during 'Wear Red, Get Fed'
Starting at 11 a.m. every day this week, students have the opportunity to get free food from sponsored restaurants if they wear red in support of the University during Homecoming.
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Students travel the streets looking for booze and fun
Though construction and other location options had businesses concerned about Halloween sales, students turned out en masse for the Haunted Hillsborough Hike Saturday.
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