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Celebrating Black History Month

by Maria Eugenia Miranda , February 14, 2008

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University of Virginia

Event: Black Men’s Breakfast

Speech: “State of the Office of African-American Affairs - Dr. Maurice Apprey, dean, Office of African-American Affairs

Discussion: “Making History: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow – Black Physicians”

Speech: “Black History the Missing Chapter: African American Entrepreneurs” – Alfred A. Edmond J., editor in chief, Black Enterprise magazine

Concert: “Black Voices Winter Concert”

Discussion: “The State of Young Black America” – UVA NAACP, Office of African-American Affairs, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc.

— List compiled by Maria Eugenia Miranda

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