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This house at 405 Formosa Street is one of the 29 properties affected by the N.C. Central University’s expansion plans. The neighborhood, along with Old Hillside High School, will be leveled and cleared to make room for two dormitories and a science complex. (Photo: Rashaun Rucker/Echo Photo Editor)

Time to move on

N.C. Central University has recently acquired 27 of 29 properties aligning the area and 28 families will have to relocate. [Go to article]

University hires new provost
The University of North Carolina Board of Governors has approved the appointment of Dr. Lucy J. Reuben as provost and vice chancellor for Academic Affairs at North Carolina Central University. [Go to article]

Cafeteria closing in early 2003
When N.C. Central students return from winter break, they may be dining in trailers. This is due to the renovation of W.G. Pearson Cafeteria, which is expected to begin in December. [Go to article]

Decal deal: Stick it or ticket
Presently, the ticketing department has a waiting list for students who didn’t meet the campus deadline. In the meantime, many campus drivers waiting for decals are receiving tickets they will have to pay before they can graduate. [Go to article]

Special Feature
View a selection of our photography from the past year! [view]

A & E
NCCU photojournalist Alex Rivera is turning 89. See Rashaun Rucker's trivute. [more]

Sports
The Campus Echo meets Jason Smoots: The golden child [more]

Opinion Marissa Williams discusses war and peace. [read]

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