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April 18, 2007
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From left: Anthony Johnson, Terra Hodge, Tiara Jackson, Laura Nickerson, and Charles Messick woo the audience.
(Photo: Shenika Jones/Echo Staff Photographer)

COLORED MUSEUM
When I walked into the theater, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Based on the title alone, I figured the show would focus on race, probably in some historical context.

The posters hanging around campus featuring a colorful mammy character alluded to something possibly comical, but at the very least controversial.

I suspected something was up when I walked in and a shirtless man who may or may not have been shackled welcomed me to the Colored.

NCCU assures students

Officials say stay alert. [Go to article]

Spring Fling 2007

Same thing, different year. [Go to article]

Duke case fizzles

Solutions brainstormed. [Go to article]

The little girl from exit 148

Keynote speaker Robyn Hadley at the 58th Annual Honors Convocation. [Go to article]

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

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Wanna be a legal Eagle. [read]

Sports

Athletic trainer charges to West coast [read]

A&E
High school kids show their talents at NCCU. [read]

Feature
THE COLORED MUSEUM
[print edition]

Special to the Echo Our first ever salute to NCCU's best teachers.
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