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VillageThe 5th Annual Juneteenth celebration," commemorating the announcement of the abolition of slavery in the U.S. on June 19th in |
Galveston,
Texas in 1865" Wikipedia,
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| and voter registration contacts, and vendors. The Celebrants. were entertained with a variety of music groups, the Durham Chapter of the A Phillip Randolph Organization manned a voter registration and awareness booth, "Fight like a Girl" - Duke University Medical Center manned a booth on breast cancer stressing awareness of a program for uninsured and under insured women and the importance of self examination for women below 40 years old and those with large tissue mass. The United States Postal Service released the Anna Julia Cooper stamp part of the Black Heritage collection in time for the celebration. |
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South Carolina State ROTC Unit was in the house at the NC A&T vs. SCSU Football Game talking about paying for college. |
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 CIAA
On TV: On my watch when
the CIAA Television Network broadcast a football game there is
some level of student involvement from a member institution in
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| A Chance to Lead: Miss Fayetteville State, Kings, other Queens, and Student Government officials were on board supporting the Broncos and representing the University at the Football Championship game. |
 Just
Kicking it: The event was
the 2009 CIAA Football Championship Game where in the house were
the BSU Bulldog faithful to encourage and support their choice
for champion. |
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| Lady Aggies Let the Dog Out Trailing 43 to 53 at the 14:44 mark in the 2nd half the North Caroline A&T Lady Aggies ran off five un- answered points, Lamona Smalley hit a jumper, Amber Calvin got one of two free throws to drop then stole the inbound passed to pass off to JaQualyla Berry for a lay-up slicing the deficit to five points. Auburn "Lady Tigers” called time which was threw a bone to the Lady Aggies fans waiting to set it off. |
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In The News
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CIAA Joins the Fight to Reduce Community ViolenceThe CIAA Joins the Fight to Reduce Community Violence
NCPCV Contact: Bobby Kipper, Director
Shera White, Director of Public Relations
The CIAA Joins the Fight to Reduce Community Violence
Hampton, VA…The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) has entered a partnership with the National Center for the Prevention of Community Violence (NCPCV) to address the challenging issue of community violence
 Albany
State men’s basketball team participates in local food driveEdythe Y. Bradley Oct. 30, 2009 The Albany State University’s men’s basketball team is committed to community service. The team recently participated in an annual food drive, hosted by the Center of Refuge Church in Albany, Ga. The food drive was held at Tift Park in Albany on Oct. 10. |
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and Lowe’s present the second annual Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award
Shera L. White 10/12/09
HAMPTON, VA (October 12, 2009) – The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) and Lowe’s continue to expand their partnership by implementing the second annual CIAA Division of the highly recognized Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award program
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City of Birmingham's Division of Youth Services & SWAC Partner
to Host "Olympic Day" Celebration on June 23, 2009 - Duane
Lewis Birmingham, AL) – On June 23, 2009, the City of Birmingham Mayor's Office-Division of Youth Services (DYS) and the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) will partner to host an Olympic Day celebration from 2:00pm-3:00pm at the Western Area YMCA on Bessemer Road in Birmingham. |
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