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Mar. 29, 2006
The Big Win

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The women's basketball team pulled off a win against No.2-ranked Tennessee Tuesday night, securing a trip to the national semi-finals.
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Convenience Stores Hoping for Lottery-Player Traffic: As North Carolina lottery advertisements are aired into living rooms this week, retailers are hoping customers will be marching into their stores to buy tickets.
Mary Easley Heads Campaign to Curb Teen Drinking in North Carolina: Lead by Gov. Easley's wife, The Coalition for Alcohol and Drug Free Teenagers is working to get the message out about the dangers of underage drinking.
Existence of Carolina's 'Free-Speech Zones' Spark Strong Opinions: Academics and legal scholars do not agree on whether the campus's four free-speech zones are constitutional.
Holocaust Memorialized with Protest against Darfur Genocide: The Carolina Hillel joined with a Darfur-awareness group to raise awareness about the ravages of genocide.
Anti-abortion Group Uses Roses to Spread its Message: Students walking through Polk Place Tuesday saw the green lawn covered with thousands of roses, the result of a project organized by Carolina Students for Life.
Charity Champions Use of Bikes: A non-profit group called 1304 Bikes takes donated and discarded bicycles, fixes them up and works with the volunteer organization Big Brothers Big Sisters to give them to children.
Carolina Dining Hall Receives Magazine Honor: Food Management Magazine honored the Ram's Head Dining Hall with the Best Concept award titled “Literally Bridging a Campus Divide.”
Morehead Scholarships Worth More than Money Alone: Brandon Ho and Emily Vasquez are two Morehead scholars graduating this spring, and they have used their time at Carolina to make a difference.