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Apil 4, 2007
Vol. 98, Issue 11

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    • race show
    The player's who go by Allen, Raphael, and Miles act silly all dressed in white
    (Photo: Kenice Mobley)
    THE RACE SHOW
    There aren’t many performances that point out racial stereotypes while emphasizing the commonalities inherent to all people. Even fewer of these shows cause you to laugh so hard that little tears begin to form in the corner of your eyes.

    Last weekend, Durham’s Carolina Theater hosted two performances of “N*gger Wetb*ck Ch*nk,” a show that people of all races can love, with a title few people will enjoy repeating.

    The N-word: Y/N?

    Is it ok in the classroom. [Go to article]

    Louis Gossett, Jr. to speak tonight

    Award winning actor Louis Gossett Jr. is speaking tonight at NCCU. [Go to article]

    Black males in focus

    Solutions brainstormed. [Go to article]

    Tenants say no parking

    Dupree Strett landlord prohibits students from parking on his property. [Go to article]

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    Campus Echo's coverage of Denita Monique Smith. [Read]


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    Controversial play hits the triangle. [read]

    Feature Feature Bryson Pope's church brings grace to young ones.
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