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On Wednesday, Sept. 30, voting rights advocates collected the stories of North Carolina A&T students about voting and how access to the ballot box impacts them.
MAGA extremists are trying to steal a Congressional seat in North Carolina. It could end up costing them more than the House.
Just one week after an upset win over nationally ranked Rhode Island, the Aggies continued to ride that momentum for most of the night against Bryant before an improbable late-game collapse saw the Bulldogs score 10 points in just over two minutes to escape with a 31-30 win.
In a dominant Friday night conference clash, the Page Pirates protected their home turf and kept their current win record intact, defeating cross-town rival Dudley, 35-6. Page dictated the tempo from start to finish, stiffening their defense against the Panthers while executing efficiently on offense. The Pirates cruised to their fifth consecutive win of the season.
More than 100 vendors and exhibitors will showcase their wares at this week’s Fall Festival.
This month we mark Columbus Day. The first one was a Chicago story. In the Windy City, Frederick Douglass and Ida B. Wells spotlighted what Washington wanted forgotten. In the fall of 1892, the nation celebrated four hundred years since Columbus reached the Americas. Chicago was its grandest stage. The city dedicated the grounds of the World’s Columbian Exposition.
