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Congressman Price visits NCCU
To date $325,000 has been raised for the restoration which will take
an estimated $650,000-$750,000. Price toured the Shepard House with Chancellor
Chambers, Anthony Fairbanks, vice chancellor for development affairs, and
Phyllis Lotchin, chair of the Shepard House restoration committee.
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Director of physical leaves Central
Eng tosses in the towel on one of the toughest jobs on campus, and
declines to discuss the matter with the Campus Echo.
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Student life: survey of student attitudes
In the survey students report that they are having a "positive experience"
at NCCU, but the finding is complicated by a number of issues. Student
also report that they are having a difficult time balancing their jobs
and their studies. Future installments in the series will examine students
attitudes on racism, immigration, sex, relationships, media, religion and
the role of government.
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Decayed houses remain hazards
Condemned buildings surrounding NCCU are not just an eyesore--they're
dangerous. Campus Echo staff reporter Maria Beaudoin looks at one burned
out house at 601 E. Lawson St. The structure has received 62 violations
from the Durham Department of Housing. [Go
to article]
Few students attend convocation
Those attending the Sept. 25 convocation saw endless rows of empty
seats. And speaker after speaker commented on the low student turnout.
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article]
Central's new provost, Walter Harris
N.C. Central's new vice chancellor for academic affairs "sings a different
tune." He is immersed in a life of music. He plans to attack student apathy,
lateness and poor work. [Go
to article]
"To conserve a legacy," art from HBCUs will stop at Central. [read]
Are athletes making the grade?
At the end of 2000 60 of 75 football
players were not elgible to play. What's going on? [read]
Anthonly Fairbanks give us his philosophy of success, the theory of pie. [read]
Despite knee injuries, Central's second leading rusher was named MVP against the Wolverines. [read]
Joe likes being young, but growing up is lurking in the back of his mind. [read]
Oct. 11: mid-term reports
Oct. 13 is the last day for students to drop classes
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