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Center. Guest speaker was Harvey Gantt, a charlotte architect and political leader.
Gant'sarchitectual firm, which designed ECSU's Science Complex and the Marion
D. Thorpe Administration Building, has grown to become one of the outstanding
design firms in the Southeast. The Gala affair began with a reception at 6 p.m. followed
by dinner and a dance.
The University hosted a memorial march in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on
Monday, January 20. Participants from the community and the University assembled
in front of the G.R. Little Library and marched to city hall.
Following the march, there was an assembly at 2 p.m. in Moore Hall Auditorium.
Guest speaker was Reverend William Barber, pastor of Fayette Street Christian
Chruch, Disciples of Christ from Martinsville, Virginia.
ECSU held its annual Black History Month Program assembly on Wednesday,
February 12 at 2 p.m in Moore Hall Auditorium. The guest speaker was Congressman
Edolphus Towns, 11th Congressional District of Brooklyn, New York. Towns, a native
of Chadboum, N.C. is a member of the Energy & Commerce Cominittee, the
Government Operations Committee, and the Select committee on Narcotics Abuse
and Control. He is serving as Chairman of the Congressiorul Black Caucus for the
102nd Congress. Other Black History Month Activities included "Beyond The Dream
IV" shown via satellite in Johnson Hall, Wednesday, February 5 at 1 p.m., the Evelyn
A. Johnson African-American Choral Music Festival, held Sunday, February 9 m the
K.E. White Graduate and Continuing Educational Center, and the 1 st Annual N AACP
African Tribute sponsored by the Elizabeth City Chapter of NAACP Wedne
held February 12 in Moore Hall Auditorium. The Fifth Annual Colloquim was held
on Tuesday, February 18th in Lester Hall. Guest speaker was Mr. Robert Willis,
Professor of Computer Science at Hampton University.
The University Players will present Bus Stop, a romantic cornedy by
February 19-23, at 8 p.m. in the Little Theatre. The price of admission will be $3.50 tor
the public, $150 for faculty, and $1 for students. Tickets will be available at the door.
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