Author: Nubian Message Editor

It’s Time to Learn More About the Value of Exercise

It seems like everyone, these days, feels the “hustle and bustle” of life. We are just running around doing this, that, and the other. Sometimes, we get so caught up in what we are doing or in planning for what we know we have to do, we forget to stop and just breathe and take time out for ourselves. One way we can take time out to care for ourselves is by exercising.

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Cultural Center Open House encourages students to get more involved

Wednesday, Aug. 27, the African American Cultural Center (AACC) welcomed new students and old into the building that has become a second home to most of N.C. State’s African American population. This open house introduced students to the vibrant, active cultural side of African American campus life. Not only did students meet faculty members, but they also became acquainted with committed students, as the presidents of several different organizations lined the floor of the stage in the Washington Sankofa Room in Witherspoon.

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Embracing change, in every sense: Program connects Dr. King legacy and Obama campaign

Thursday, Aug. 28, was not just a night to be remembered throughout the world as marking the 45th anniversary of the illustrious “I have a Dream” speech; but rather, a night that commemorated that beloved speech with Senator Barack Obama, the first African American male to accept his nomination for presidential candidacy from Denver, Colorado. To enhance the student perspective of this election, the members of the Mu Omicron Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta were also in attendance.

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