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Problems and
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Fall Recess
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89.9 WRVS-FM
Successfest
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ROTC Fall Awards
Ceremony
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Honda Campus All-
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Adobe Photoshop
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Honda Campus All
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Breakfast with the
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Honda Campus All
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Championship
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Charitable Giv
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faculty/staff
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MS Outlook Vot
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Fall Open House
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Gospel Concert
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Mr. & Miss ECSU
Coronation
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89.9 WRVS-FM
Successfest ends
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Elizabeth City State University
Fall Open House
Saturday, October 2, 2004
Floyd L Robinson Auditorium -Fine Arts Complex
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Registration begins @ 8:30 am
Our admission counselors, faculty and staff
will be on-hand to discuss:
- Admissions
- Athletics
- Financial Aid
- Majors & Careers
- Scholarships
- Student Life
Come tour our beautiful campus!
For Open House reservations, call
1.800.347.ECSU (3278)
or visit our website @ www.ecsu.edu.
Your place to succeed...
ECSU is a constituent institution of
The University of North Carolina.
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the ECSU campus will be
located in the School of
Mathematics, Science and
Technology,” said Doctor
Mahoney. “The campus wiU
constract a new building to
house the Pharmacy
To find out more
about the Pharmaceutical
Sciences program, contact
Mr. Larry Smith, Academic
Advisor/Counselor at the
Jimmy Jenkins Science
Center, room 200 or call
(252)335-3710. You may
also contact Dr. Ronald
Blackmon, Dean of the
program; initially, the
program will be offered in
Jenkins Science Center, and
other buildings on campus.”
According to Smith,
construction should begin
in 36-48 months, since
funding has been provided
through legislation.
School of Math, Science
and Technology at
(252)335-3710.
For general
information on careers in
pharmacology, see the
Occupational Outlook
Handbook on the web at
www.bls.gov/oco/.
In Memorium
Distributed by University
Relations & Marketing
We are saddened to
announce the death of
Myrtle G. Boone, the
mother of Provost and Vice
Chancellor for Academic
Affairs, Dr. Carolyn R.
Mahoney. Mrs. Boone
passed away on Wednesday,
September 15, 2004.
The staff of the
Compass would also like to
express its condolences.
In lieu of flowers,
the family is asking that
contributions be made to the
Myrtle G. Boone Endowed
Textbook Fund via the
ECSU Foundation.
Checks may be sent
to the: ECSU Foundation,
P.O. Box 1467, Elizabeth
City, NC. Indicate on the
check that the donation is
for the Myrtle G. Boone
Endowed Textbook Fund.
For more
information regarding the
fund, contact Tarshall
McCauley, ECSU
Foundation, at 252-335-
3011.
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For questions or comments,
direct all correspondence to:
Toby Tate, Editor
ECSU Compass
ecsucompass @ yahoo.com
(252)335-3711
Editor-in-Chief, layout and design Toby Tate
Writers Lucretia White, Marshall Goatley, Samuel Bennett,
Maurice Wilkerson, Carla Layton, Rene Finkenkeller, Chris
Chinaka, Nate Rhone, Corey Freeman, Kimberly Lilly
Photography. Toby Tate, Samuel Bennett, Kimberly Lilly
Faculty Advisers Dr. John Luton, Dr. Joseph Lisowski
Financial Adviser Mr. Stephen March
The Compass is published by Elizabeth City State Uni
versity students under the direction of the Depart
ment of Language, Literature and Communication, Dr.
Emmanuel Ngwainmbi, Chairperson. The opinions
of the writers do not necessarily reflect those of the
Compass or the ECSU administration.
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that text again, the
bookstore has no demand
for it and the student will not
get any money back.
Another positive
aspect is that students will
receive some money when
they sell their books back at
the end of the semester. It
won’t be nearly as much as
the students paid for the
books, but it will be a little
money at the end of a
semester. After months of
using the book, studying
from it and highlighting in
it, students are ready to get
rid of the book for good and
a little cash back in their
pockets gives them even
more incentive to sell the
book back to the university.
T.A.G.S.
continued from page 1
Introspection Week [a
reflection of Africa’s past,
present and future], which
will be held September 26
- October 1, 2004. The
African Studies Program
also sponsors the ECSU’s
Global Leadership
Academy, African -
Caribbean Student
Association, and a Monthly
Seminar Colloquium
Series. The African Studies
Program is a Research and
Educational Resource Unit,
a sub-unit of ECSU’s
International Program. To
find out more information,
or to become involved in an
aspect of the African
Studies Program, visit
Room 214, G.R. Little
Library or contact Johnny L.
Houston, Ph.D. at 335-3361
or you may e-mail him at
jlhouston @ mail. ecsu. edu.