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February 28 2002
Vol. 93, Issue 7

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Cornelius and company bring home the soul
Performers at the 2002 Arts Extravaganza that celebrated Langston Hughes.
Pianist Chip Crawford, vocalist Eve Cornelious and cellist Timothy Holley
perform selections from the opera “Soul Gone Home” for the 2002 Arts
Extravaganza which celebrated Langston Hughes. The program, which was
held Feb. 26 in the Farrison-Newton Building’s University Theatre, also
included a reading of the Hughes’ poem “The Weary Blues” by Stephanie
Freeman.
(Photo: Dalia Davies/Echo Staff Photographer)

Elections delayed
The audience at the Student Government Association candidates' debate sat in disbelief when they heard that the 2002 elections for president and Miss NCCU would be postponed until March. [click to read]

Hill won't face charges
On February 18, Durham District Attorney Jim Hardin decided to drop second-degree murder charges against N.C. Central University graduate student James Edward Hill Jr.
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Ammons makes diversity at NCCU a high priority
The new chancellor hopes to create a multicultural student population of 8,000 total students over the next decade.
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