• Leading does not imply a race
• Details available on two weeks of bonus leave
• Teach-in cautions against war with Iraq
• Bland Simpson book explores 80-year-old Diamond Shoals ghost ship mystery

• Kalb to speak at Oct.14 lecture
• Trademark earns record revenue in 2001-02
• Campus still needs to conserve water
• Moeser decries the lack of employee pay raises
• Forum celebrates 10th
• Task force continues tuition study
• Trustees turn down requests for representation
• School of Public Health chosen to house $16.5 million 'active living' program
• Real estate deal

• Race Relations Week events to run through Oct. 11
• Discussion of racial violence to be held Oct. 10
• Carolina First campaign kicks of Oct. 11
• Chinese ceramics to be exhibited at Ackland
• Halloween events to be held at planetarium
• Science reporter to give Hillard Gold Lecture
• Carolina ranks high in patenting prowess
• Nominations due for Employee Forum award
• WUNC-FM to tape show at N.C. art museum
• Instructors sought for basic computer skills
• Ferris to speak on University Day
• Researchers win grant to study child development

• Scientists funded to create inanimate healing
• Traditional study of proteins no longer holds water
• Haggis leads team that discovers lost city

• Roberts honored by Dominican Republic president
• Institute of Government co-founder dies at 100
• Former dean of social work dies at 99
• Sullivan to leave post as dean of business school
• Decorations & Distinctions