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VOLUME 112, ISSUE 125 BwW 5 1 SBP ELECTION PROLONGED FEBRUARY RETROSPECTIVE Debate set the tone for 2004, a year that saw close scrutiny of international actions, national politics and academic freedom at&gJlQiYSßate. The tragedies mounted, beginning with the deaths of hundreds of American soldiers in Iraq and culminating, just days before the new year, in a historic natural disaster that took more than 150,000 human lives in cs ii# '-■ - a f: •■- mam/wL . j S&Jfe'^Tf-IPl! 'flU' tML T^^llfifflWirf .1J ./ *" JKJ§ -JL I **W-" "'- if Mirths ft il^^w^fflfeiii^ i:fi S ~ MM* *lfc twj^Mte|||||B[~' George W. Bush acknowledges applause at the Republican National Convention, two months before he defeated Democratic challenger John Kerry to win a second term. ETTrB r; THOUSANDS DEPLOYED FEBRUARY Serving the students and the University community since 1893 (The SaUu (Star Hrrl www.dthoniine.com STONE CENTER OPENS AUGUST countries surrounding the Indian Ocean. Yet 2004 also was a year for victories, from the landmark opening of the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History to Matt Calabria’s election as Student Body President after a contentious race that promised change to the Student Code. UNC stood at the center of many battles, some of which won national attention. Though controversies concerning academic w EASLEY TRIUMPHS NOVEMBER j EDWARDS FOR VP JULY freedom and civil rights were settled in the University’s favor, UNC’s administration continues to grapple with lawsuits. Contention on campus mirrored the climate of a polarized nation, in which parties sparred no-hoTds-'barred for their candidates. Out of this melee came President George W. Bush, who garnered the support of 59 million Americans in his re-election bid and must lead a divided country. Pa •/■■L \ *£ Jh UNC GOES TO COURT AUGUST TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2005 I" * >'- r -; |HBL > i t- £&.; ~V - S|l| * mS&k .; 1 |MB|BP*y "" 111 ™ STUDENTS LOSE TUITION BATTLE JANUARY pm TAR HEELS CONQUER MIAMI OCTOBER
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