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 Lake Michie, Durham’s primary source of water, shows the effects of the state’s severe drought. The man-made lake, near the town of Bahama, was created by a dam built in the mid-1920s. The lake is about 17 feet below normal levels. (Photo:Sebastian Frances/Echo Staff Photographer) |
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Drought drags on and on and on
Lonely boat dock tells story of area drought [Go to article]
SGA postpones elections
GPA, financial standing prevent some from running in elections
NC audit digs dirt
State audit finds that assistant provost bilked over $36,000 intended for minority health research
Tuba update
Still unclear: How did thieves get in?
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Film unveils hidden 'Black Magic'
Documentary explores how racism held back black b-ball players
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Beyond NCCU
Obama takes 8 in a row
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Campus
80 businesses will recruit March 27 [read]
Sports
NCCU track star Christopher Davis is 12th in U.S. in 60m sprint [read]
A&E
NCCU Art Museum is now hosting Gordon Parks' historical photographs [read]
Staff photographer Sebastian Frances went to L.A. and took his camera to the Disney Concert Hall
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