Poet and essayist shares her thoughts on race, injustice and life to a sell-out crowd Friday. Technology program to displace residents By Heather Weber Specialty housing seems to be popping up everywhere on campus. From language houses to honors dorms, students can request and apply to live in a specialized environment. Coming this fall, students will have another option for specialty housing in Garrett Hall. University Police charge 3 in Fraternity Row fight By Mara H. Gottfried University Police charged three men in connection with a fight involving brass knuckles early Saturday morning which drew a crowd of 20-30 people.
Conference draws business, civic and political leaders to discuss region.
By Heather Lloyd Steve Case, the CEO of America Online, joined campus President Clayton D. Mote Jr. in chairing a conference of business, civic and political leaders to discuss ways of working together to improve technology in the region. Recent graduates work in needy schools. Last year at this time, Michael Kerr was studying government and politics on campus, walking across McKeldin Mall and attending classes. Since August, the 1998 graduate has been teaching kindergarten in Harlem as a member of Teach for America. Success in working out linked to specific gene By Ann McCarthy Two people of identical height and weight hit the fitness center for the first time ever.