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January 16, 2008
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The NCCU Year in Pictures Archives 1999-2005

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    Left to right: Pro Bono Clinic students Cherie Long, Nolana Quince,
    Kevin Hicks and Larry Brown gather in the lobby of the Turner Law
    Building Thursday.
    (Photo:Kenice Mobley/Echo Staff Photographer)
    Good Deeds, inc.

    Law students serve public [Go to article]

    BREAKING NEWS
    Student found dead, homicide suspected

    A North Carolina central Student's body found
    [Go to article]

    Campus reacts to Obama-Clinton race

    Democratic primary race has everyone on the edge of their seats. [Go to article]

    NCCU's mayor prof

    Chapel Hill mayor Kevin Foy's two jobs [Go to article]

    Touchy topic touches nerves

    Controversial topic rattles professor [Go to article]

    KID ART DAZZLES

    NCCU hosts K-12 art

    One hundred and sixty-eight of “Durham’s Finest” were given the chance to have their artwork displayed in N.C. Central University’s art museum this month. [Go to article]

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    Eagles display season's best defensive effort despite a tough loss [read]

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    J. Black speaks about balancing responsibility and passion [read]

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    Star teachers and star students make the Hillside High School arts program a jewel
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