Jazz it up
(11/11/04 5:00am)
The biweekly performance and jam session "Jazz at the Mary Lou" lures students to experience live jazz.
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The biweekly performance and jam session "Jazz at the Mary Lou" lures students to experience live jazz.
Aycock Dormitory racked up another “green” triumph today as victor of this year’s East Campus Eco-Olympics. In the month-long contest sponsored by the student-run Environmental Alliance, freshmen competed to see which residence hall could recycle the most, generate the least trash, consume the least amount of energy and attend the most EA-backed programming. The win marked Aycock’s second in the event’s three-year history.
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