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We live in a world of words. The recent technological explosion, culminating in the Internet, has only increased the importance of verbal language, which continues to be the primary means by which people everywhere share ideas. Knowing that the people who will lead and succeed in the future are those who can use language effectively, the Department of English and Theatre helps students become strong readers, writers, and speakers.

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Support Sigma Tau Delta by buying coffee in the Resource Center (Dial 140). Just one dollar a cup--bring your own mug. Available Monday through Friday, 8 to 1 and 2 to 4.

Please join a roundtable conversation, “Growing the Green Unknown: Teaching Environmental Justice in Southeastern North Carolina,” with panelists Dr. Jane Haladay, American Indian Studies, Dr. Scott Hicks, English and Theatre and Dr. Lisa Kelly, Biology on Wednesday, February 10th, at 3:00 p.m. in the Dial Humanities Building, Room 125. All are welcome to attend. This event is sponsored by the Student Engagement Committee, Department of English and Theatre. For advance copies of their essay, please email Jane Haladay or Scott Hicks.

Please support the students of Dr. Scott Hicks's African American Literature class (ENG 2100) as they participate in the African American Read-In Recitation Program, in Mary Livermore Library, February 18th at 6:30 p.m. Many students will recite poems, and others will raise money for Haiti relief.

Updated: Tuesday, February 9, 2010

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