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ECSU sorority hosts social n etworking workshop
Akeadra Bell helps her mother Pamela Bell to join social networking Web sites MySpace.com and Facebook.com during training in the computer lab in Johnson Hall on campus at Elizabeth City State University, Sunday.
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Board: No evidence students coerced
The Pasquotank County Board of Elections dismissed the election protest filed by an unsuccessful City Council candidate Wednesday after the board determined there wasn't any evidence Elizabeth City State University students had been coerced to vote for specific candidates in last month's 4th Ward election.
Lauren Strobel first knew she wanted to be an attorney when she was in high school.
Fine Arts Center, Little Library cited
A report released Wednesday shows concentrations of mold in two Elizabeth City State University buildings, validating student and faculty concerns about mold growth in campus facilities.
Watts plans to appeal boarda s decision
Volanda Watts speaks during an election hearing held in Courtroom C of the Pasquotank County Courthouse, Wednesday.
Mold in ESCU buildings "not toxic," officials say
Elizabeth City State University says the mold growing in five buildings on campus is not toxic.
Students worry about being called to testify
Students worry about being called to testify 2009-10-30 23:12:36.0 Students at Elizabeth City State University say election protests that have resulted in their peers being summoned to hearings before the Board of Elections won't stop them from voting, but the controversies will weigh heavily on their minds as they cast their ballots.
Young voters credited with role in Obama win
North Carolina Sen. Don Davis, D-Pitt, speaks to Elizabeth City State University students at the Fine Arts Center on campus, Friday.
Black legislators discuss issues
Members of the public listen to a speaker during a town hall meeting hosted by the North Carolina Legislative Black Caucus in the Elizabeth City State Universitya s K.E. White Center, Thursday.
Insurance group gives ECSU $30K
The Independent Insurance Agents of North Carolina has donated $30,000 to Elizabeth City State University, fulfilling its commitment to donate $100,000 to an ECSU scholarship fund.
Lawmakers at ECSU Thursday and Friday
The North Carolina Legislative Black Caucus will moderate discussions on issues ranging from federal stimulus funding and voter registration to health care during town hall meetings in Elizabeth City this week.
Both candidates in the runoff election for mayor of Elizabeth City are supporting a proposal to add an ex officio, non-voting Coast Guard representative to the Elizabeth City-Pasquotank Board of Education.
Alumni oppose proposed name change
The idea of changing the name of Elizabeth City State University found little support among alumni die-hards tailgating before the school's annual Homecoming game Saturday.
Shopping for schools: In-state costs vary for college bound students
As autumn settles in, the thermometer readings drop and the foliage begins its annual work of splendor, high school seniors wanting to further their education anxiously go through the rite of applying to the colleges they hope to attend.
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As autumn settles in, the thermometer readings drop and the foliage begins its annual work of splendor, high school seniors wanting to further their education anxiously go through the rite of applying to the colleges they hope to attend.
University of North Carolina schools skip their normal hiring procedures with "disturbing" frequency, the group that represents state employees says.
Prof: Region has high rate for prostate cancer
Staff Photo by Brett A. ClarkHelene Taylor , Katrena Reid and Thea Monet were on-hand to help participants understand the results of their prostate exams, Sept.
LEAF official: Aerospace misunderstood in NC
Despite being one of North Carolina's growing job generators, a new study suggests the aerospace industry still isn't fully supported or understood in the state, an official with the Golden LEAF Foundation said Monday.
Attorney: Records on designer, cost public
Elizabeth City State University officials have refused to release design and cost information about ECSU's new slogan and logo that an attorney says are public records and should be available to the public.
This yeara s Walk for Hunger falls short of $40K goal
Residents take part in this year's Walk for Hunger, which began at Charles Creek Park, Sunday.
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