NCCU observes World AIDS Day
Jackie Clements stood before about 70 people on Nov. 26 at N.C. Central University to speak about the importance of World AIDS Day in the Durham community, especially for young people.
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Two alumni win mayoral elections
Dec. 3 was a proud day for N.C. Central University. Three affiliates of the university – either former students or trustees – were sworn in as mayors of their respective communities.
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NCCU looks to private funding
Steady decreases in state funding have prompted NCCU to rely more on alternative funding sources to make ends meet.
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Beyond NCCU:
Affirmative action reduces crime, recent study shows
Grade inflation runs rampant
Doctoral program survey results from 2000 released
Why military tribunals are a bad idea
Briefs:
Ex Umbra seeks poetry and artwork
Study Abroad Scholarship offered
History department hosts lecture series
NCCU to broadcast talent show on campus
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WNCU-FM redesigns its web site
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