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The News Argus, February, 2004 Fc^UHtTiV FEBRUARY 9 Flowers for the Trash Man Relationship between a father and son Featuring Mr. Ron Dortch (visiting guest artist and residence through the Friends of the Library) and WSSU student Daryl Williams 7:00PM-Thompson Center Room 207 (FREE) FEBRUARY 10 Comedy Show Back by popular demand featuring America's funniest comedian Michael Colyar 7.00PM-K.R. Williams FIRST 1,300 WSSU STU DENTS FREE FEBRUARY 11 C.E. "Bighouse" Gaines Athletic Forum Topic: "The Legion and Legency" Featuring Coach Gaines and special guest 7:00PM-Thompson Center Room 207 FEBRUARY 14 Valentine Gala Social with the Ladies of Delta Sigma Theta Inc. 8:00PM-12:00PM-McNeil Banquet Hall FEBRUARY 16 Gospel Concert Featuring WSSU Inspirational Voices and other invited guests. 7:00PM-K.R. Williams FEBRUARY 17 Portrait of a Dreamer A production utilizing poetry, gospel, Negro spirituals and blues songs combined with excerpts from some of Martin Luther King Jr.'s most famous speeches. This seering and poignant drama paints a picture of the prophet's inspiring life. Amidst the violent and turbulent times we live in today, it is truly a testament of hope. 7:00PM-Dillard Auditorium (FREE) FEBRUARY 18 Black Inventors Exhibit Display 9:00AM-5:00PM-K.W. Williams Storytelling featuring Mr. Lorenzo Meachum 9:00AM-11:00AM-K.R. Williams FEBRUARY 20 Saul Williams - Award-winning poet/actor/musician Topic: Age-old concepts fused with new age precepts and expressed with mind opening precision. 7:00PM K.R. Williams For Commontoratlvo Use Only 1 FEBRUARY 27 Salem College - 5th Annual Black History Program Topic: "A Tribute to the Stars" 6:00PM -7:30PM - Soul Food Dinner Cost is $3 individual or two for $5. 8:00PM-Byant Hall Contact Niya Fonville at 917-5023. The Joe Robinson Blues Quartet 8:00PM - 10:00PM-Java City Celebrate Black History Black History Month is a special time to recognize the achievements and contributions of African Americans to the growth and success of our nation in every area, from the arts and sciences to business and politics. We take pride in our country's strength and diversity, and we're grateful for the unique contributions that people of every ethnic and religious background bring to our culture. Let's join together and celebrate this month.
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