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Coffee
House. An evening of poetry and spoken word at the Glass
House, 1001 N. Nevada Avenue, on February 26 at 7:00 p.m. Free and open to the public.
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"The
Meeting" A short play based on a fictional meeting
between Dr. King and Malcolm X. It takes us to the root of the
civil rights movement as the men have a very spirited debate
about important issues. The dialogue between the actors is
derived from a series of speeches made by the two leaders.
February 27 at 5:00 p.m., Shove Chapel, Colorado College. Free
and open to the public.
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Step
Show. You've never seen competition like this before! Join
the Black Student Union of the Colorado College as we
celebrate historically black fraternities and sororities at
our annual step show. March 12 at 7:00 p.m. El Pomar
Gymnasium, Colorado College. Cost is $5.00, free with CC I.D.
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Race
Matters. A symposium to examine the ongoing effects of
race in modern day American Society. The conference will
include a gospel extravaganza. Speakers: Richard Delgado,
Michael Trujillo, Jennifer Holliday, Nick Kolz. "Smashing
the Ceiling" concert and presentation by Magdalen Hsu-Li.
March 30 through April 17 at Colorado College. Please contact
Renise Walker at 389-7850 for details.
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