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Miss North Carolina Central University 2001-2002 Paula Benee’
Boozer holds her daughter VeNay during the coronation
ceremony in B.N. Duke Auditorium.
(Photo: Rashaun Rucker/Echo Photo Editor)

Industry summit nets scholarship aid

Marriott and Cisco give a combined total of $540,000 as the university introduces a “clustering” concept for finding students jobs. [Go to article]

Vice Chancellor announces retirement
The year 2001 has brought many changes to N.C. Central University, and the recently-announced retirement of Angela Terry, vice chancellor for student affairs, is a major one. [Go to article]

NCCU tackles SAT question
In response to the ongoing SAT controversy, administrators at N.C. Central University have formed a committee to reevaluate current admissions procedures. [Go to article]

NCCU trustee Bell elected Durham mayor
In a race seen by some as a showdown between slow growth and unimpeded development, Bill Bell wins a narrow victory. [Go to article]

Campus
55-year old student proves age ain't nothin' but a number.[more]

Sports
David Pratt says, "Let's get crunk!" [more]

Opinion
Marissa Williams doesn't think the concept of women players fly. [read]

A&E
Campus Echo reviews NC rapper Petey Pablo. [more]

A&E
Bon Vivant brings "Contageous." [more]

11/10 - Written examination for master's degree candidates.

11/22-25 - Thanksgiving observance. No classes. Dorms closed.

11/29-12/2 - "Amahl and the Night Visitors," University Theatre, 8 pm.

12/4 - Last day of classed for law and graduating students.

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