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November 7, 2009

Behind a career day from tailback Ryan Houston, North Carolina defeated rival Duke on homecoming weekend, 19-6.

Houston ran the ball 37 times for 164 yards, both career highs, as UNC won the rivalry contest for the 19th time in the last 20 years.


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Desmond Rowe and Carly Brantmeyer were announced as the 2009 Homecoming king and queen.

Rowe, who is senior, is a co-chairman of Carolina Fever and a member of Dance Marathon and Carolina Kickoff.

His proposed community service project is the Caring and Active Relief Through Athletics and Community, and will provide the means for patients' families.

There’s always something at stake when North Carolina and Duke square off.

The Victory Bell. The Carlyle Cup. Pride.

But this year, for the first time in a long time, there’s something else: postseason implications.

At halftime, Duke and North Carolina are tied 6-6.

Blue Devil kicker Nick Maggio booted a 26-yard field goal as time expired in the second quarter to knot the score.

The game largely has been a defensive struggle, with neither team managing to penetrate the other's end zone despite stringing together several long drives.

Mayor-elect Mark Kleinschmidt will take office in December knowing that almost half the electorate voted for someone else.

But he said he is confident he can unify Chapel Hill residents.

Student Body President Jasmin Jones has been instrumental in organizing a Saturday morning parade. DTH/Andrew Johnson

Students’ passion for Saturday morning sleep will be overcome by their visceral hatred of Duke University this weekend.

Dozens of student groups will wake up early, dress in Carolina blue and roll through the streets of downtown Chapel Hill as part of student government’s Homecoming parade to build spirit for another chapter in UNC and Duke’s storied rivalry.

When actors walk onto the stage at Forest Theatre tonight to perform “Rent,” they won’t have to fake the chilly temperatures of the musical’s setting.

Because the show is set in New York at night in midwinter, the cold air gives Company Carolina’s production a touch of reality.

Junior point guard Cetera DeGraffenreid (22) helped lead UNC’s exhibition rout of Francis Marion. DTH/Sam Ward

With the clock dwindling, North Carolina junior guard Cetera DeGraffenreid waited behind half-court for the opposing double team — then she split it like string cheese en route to a layup.

The remainder of No. 5 UNC’s 105-64 exhibition win against Francis Marion played out in similar fashion.

Graduate students can’t come to a consensus on whether to place a higher financial burden on out-of-state students to help the University cope with significant budget shortfalls.

The Graduate and Professional Student Federation Senate split its votes in support of equal increases for all graduate students and further raising the cost for out-of-state students at its Thursday meeting.

The demolition and rebuilding of Odum Village could be part of four major housing projects slated for construction in the next few years.

An ongoing housing study at UNC, conducted by consulting firm Brailsford & Dunlavey, will help UNC decide how best to plan housing for Odum Village, University Square, Carolina North and Carolina Commons.

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