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Former council Chair Malcolm A. Heinicke '93 questioned whether students were fully aware of the ramifications of the calender change, including effects on sports teams and reading and exam periods...
...Malcolm A. Heinicke '93 and David A. Aronberg '93, both former chairs of the Undergraduate Council, testified before the City Council in March in opposition to the fine. The pair was driven by "safety concerns," Heinicke said...
BEST KNOWN AS A PORTRAIT OF A BLACK LEADER'S LIFE, THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MALCOLM X was meant to contain a 14-point economic plan for black America. The plan is spelled out in one of four unpublished chapters of the manuscript, bought several months ago at an auction of Alex Haley's estate by a Detroit lawyer, Gregory J. Reed. In a chapter titled "20 Millions" (referring to the number of blacks in America), Malcolm sketches a step-by-step program for establishing black schools, libraries and banks. "For the first time, the White man would see the Black...
...something else. In 1910 the Birches move from Pasquotank to Raleigh, where matriarch Charlie Kate raises her daughter and granddaughter, practices medicine and becomes a Wake County legend: "Remember when she got Tessa Jerrod's arm out of the wringer? . . . Buttercup Spivey's dropped kidneys rose. Malcolm Taylor stopped wanting to scratch his missing leg. Everybody saw the miracles all around...
Associate Professor of Music Graeme Boone said Davis, who was nominated for a Grammy Award for his 1986 opera "'X'--The Life and Times of Malcolm X," is distinguished both for his jazz piano playing and his classical and jazz composition...