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Anatomy of a Grudge Match: Duke’s Win Over Carolina in Five Acts

Carolina does not quit, and for a moment, it looks like Duke will fail to bury the dead.

Blue Devils get shot to defend ACC title against loaded Irish

Tar Heels, Wolfpack await NCAA Tourney invites

Pack, Devils, Heels all gain ACC women's semifinals

Historic ACC semifinals start at 5 p.m. today.

Favored teams manage to survive Thursday's ACC Tourney action

Tar Heels' second-half comeback ends Deacons' season

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March 5, 2014
Vol 31, No 10

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Durham residents say no one told them they could complain about the cops

The Civilian Police Review Board considers amending its policy manual on its role in overseeing complaints against police

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After revamps, success rate of Carrboro Revolving Loan Fund improves

Federal complaint alleges police in Wake County schools target black and disabled students

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Kay Hagan should lead with her ideals, not her pragmatism

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Peripheral Visions | "Faster, Pussycat!"

Letters to the Editor | Re: Duke Energy and coal ash; Google Fiber; vouchers

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Growing older and bolder in <i>Gloria</i>

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Anchored by García's sensational performance, Gloria is a portrait not of an indomitable superwoman, but of an ordinary person who keeps on searching for romance and fulfillment

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Superchunk's famously mature 1997 album <i>Indoor Living</i> gets a deserved reissue

Superchunk's famously mature 1997 album Indoor Living gets a deserved reissue

Indoor Living is perhaps Superchunk's ultimate early achievement in the balancing act between being a powerful rock band and writing poignant songs

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Now that Little Raleigh Radio is on the online air, what can you actually hear?

Bobby James' The Ugly Duckling

Wally Left's World Series

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118 Got Soul: Low-key, cheap and delicious

Soul-food restaurants might include many specialties on its menu, from barbecue ribs to pork chops to chitlins. But chicken is a soul-food staple, the definitive dish that fortunately—or unfortunately, depending on how you look at it—binds us urban folk

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How to win a hot pepper-eating contest (and still lose)

Dig In! to the Bull City food experience, a new pub and exotic meats

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Science and its discontents

In Deborah Salem Smith's drama, an anesthesiologist and a bereaved woman become caught in a vortex of responsibility after a routine operation goes awry.

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"Rapier wit" is an apt term for Stoppard's 1993 play

The elusive Aaron Belz, lauded poet, public misanthrope and private seeker

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A thought experiment: What if we banned college basketball coaches?

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