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James H. Ammons celebrates his installation as N.C. Central University’s chancellor at a ceremony in McLendon-McDougald Gymnasium Saturday. In this photo, Ammons shows his school spirit by making the traditional sign of the eagle for the audience. (Photo: Rashaun Rucker/Echo Photo Editor)

Chambers argues for NAACP

Returning to his role as a civil rights attorney, the former NCCU chancellor takes the redistricting battle to the state Supreme Court. [Go to article]

Durham, NCCU open public computer labs
N.C. Central University has teamed up with the Durham community to form five new community computer labs. [Go to article]

Workers get new ‘Leaf’
N.C. Central University received a $200,000 grant March 3 from the Golden Leaf Foundation. It is designed to help workers who were laid off from the tobacco industry gain experience in a new career. [Go to article]

Echo wins ‘best overall’ award
The Society of Professional Journalists, the nation’s largest journalism organization, has awarded the Campus Echo the Merit of Excellence Award for best overall non-daily student newspaper in a region that includes Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina. [Go to article]

Feature
A look at Black Visions: The Roots of Contemporary African-American Political Ideologies. [more]

A & E
"Becca" gives a lesson in being kind. [more]

Sports
Meet the Queen of the court. [more]

Opinion
Christopher Rhoads takes the slackers to task. [read]

To be updated.

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