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October 26, 2000
Vol. 92, Issue 3

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David Muhammad (right) serves customers at Your Fish and Chips on Fayetteville Street in Durham. Curlyn Smith/Echo Staff Photographer

Eagle Village spreads its wings
There are a growing number of entrepreneurs recognizing the needs of Eagle Village where there are too few resources and businesses to cater to those needs of the neighborhood.
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Voters to decide fate of schools
A $3.1 billion bond for capital improvements will be approved or rejected Nov. 7.
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Special election 2000 section
Gore vs. Bush on education. Vinroot vs. Easely on education. The Nader challenge. [ Go to article ]

NCCU hires new library director
Editor of the Newsletter of the Black Caucus of the American Library Association, George C. Grant, is now on board as the director of the James E. Shepard Library.
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University hopes logging on will cut down on long lines
Starting Oct. 14 N.C. Central University students will have access to online registration. On the new NCCU web site, students will be able to add and drop courses, pay balances by credit cards, access account information, and more.
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Is alcohol a problem at NCCU?
The NCCU CMIARD Student Alcohol Survey is the first of its kind to be administered at a predominantly black college.
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Racism, reparations:
Topics of study
Part two of the Campus Echo survey examines students attitudes on race, interracial marriage, immigration and more. [ Read ]

Race: exploitation and exploration
NCCU students produce a searing exhibit that explores racism and stereotypes.[ Read ]

SGA president emphasizes greater student involvement Peterkin is revamping the SGA constitution and focused on coed visitation, parking, student fees, and the growth of the student body. [ Read ]

Eagles mugged at stadium

Winston-Salem State mounted a comeback in the second half claiming first place in the Western Division.
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