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Date: March 3, 2004 Volume 79 No.8 |
News The seniors of 2005 have come to the beginning of the end. For Black History Month Convocation on Feb. 15 seniors, dressed in their gowns and sashes, got the chance to feel what graduation day will be like. More... Living On Feb. 17, Tulane University’s Amistad Research
Center presented writer/entrepreneur Omar Tyree as the first speaker
in their Black Arts Festival 2005. Entertainment It's ironic that the first annual black history month fashion show, started fashionable late; however it was well worth the wait. The night of February 24, was full of many surprises that ranged from decorative scenes to energetic performances by several local artists. More... Sports Editorials In celebration of Black History month we typically
have programs, festivals, and a reenactment of the march on Washington.
But my question is do we still care? Sure we get participants to
these events and sporadic conversation about the shortest month,
but I don't think students are that concerned with it. More... |
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