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October 15, 2015

• Enloe, Heritage play to a wild 5-5 tie in boys soccer
• What to Watch on Thursday: New season of ‘Nathan for You’
• Cherie Berry’s wasteful ways
• Ross offers strong challenge to Burr
• Nobel the fruit of NC investment in academic research
• Game Picks: A sneak peek at ‘Star Wars Battlefront’
• Britney Callahan: ‘High poverty’ doesn’t mean failure
• Tom Reeder: Start with Perdue administration on coal ash
• Don Prush: A ho-hum debate
• Martin Eagle: Sanders clear winner
• Amalendu Chatterjee: Civil debate a treat
• Take Five: Art on Hillsborough Street, Tom Papa in Durham
• Theater Picks: Burning Coal stages ‘Asylum’ in Raleigh
• Canes’ McGinn: ‘You dream of this moment’
• Sanderson doubles team, Wakefield’s Boyden win Cap-8 girls’ tennis championships
• NC State QB Jacoby Brissett deals with downturn
• Middle Creek boys soccer shuts out Holly Springs
• Classical Picks: Duke hosts string quartet from Spain
• Prep notebook: Sanderson tennis player wins NCHSAA player of the week award
• Varying views on Canes defenseman Ryan Murphy
• Seeking pollution protections, not attacking hog farmers
• UNC and Kentucky top the USA Today Coaches Poll
• ‘Inside Basketball’ to debut Saturday
• RailHawks edge past Edmonton for soccer win
• Chapel Hill boys soccer stays atop Big 8 with win over Cedar Ridge
• Clayton clinches Greater Neuse River 4A boys soccer title
• Carrboro forfeits Friday’s football game against Bartlett Yancey
• Chapel Hill claims Big 8 girls tennis singles and doubles conference championships
• Cardinal Gibbons sweeps PAC-6 girls tennis championships
• Rolesville’s first conference title comes in boys cross country; Knightdale girls take Greater Neuse River
• Christensen has another winner with Raleigh's Death & Taxes
• UNC sets guidelines for athletes, coaches and academics
• Meet the Designer: Linda Boylan seeks approachable elegance
• Backyard bird count, Japanese pruning class and more home and garden events
• Upcoming craft classes at Scrap Exchange
• Pay-what-you-can cafe raising money to open on Hillsborough Street
• Top 4 things to eat at NC State Fair
• Lucky’s Deli to open next spring in downtown Durham