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April 1-3, 2009 Fciyctta'illv State Uiiimsity held dail)
events leading to the installation of Dr. fames A. Anderson.
Events iiichidcd: April 1st - "The Fntnre is Calling -
United We Stand" an Ecumenical service honorin{;
Chancellor Anderson with special recognition of the luihtary
and local clergy; April 2nd - Community Health ivalh
around the perimeter of the campus to raise funds for the
Chancellor's Scholarship Fund: Faculty & Student
Symposium "The Future is Calling: Promoting Scholarship
and Excellence at FSU"; and a comnntnity choir concert
th performances by the FSU Concert choir, Smith 16 of
E.E. Smith High School, Heritage Restoration Chorale and
■elected niilitary music ensemble; April 3rd - Dr. Anderson
vas installed as the university's 1 1th Chief Executive Officer
in the Felton J. Capel Arena with a reception at The
Metropolitan Ballroom.

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Heahh Walk, and Conuiuinity Choir
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Associate Professor;

Department of English and Foreign Languages

Dr. Booker i Aiiilioiiy /> an iiy.oiiLUc professor
of Eiiglisli and director of the FSU Honors and
Gloihil Scholars Program. He has been teacliiiig
at FSU for nearly 24 years, and has served as
department chair, executive assistant to the
chancellor, and associate pice chancellor for
academic affairs. He is a Road Scholar for the
NC Humanities Council's Speakers Bureau
and former president oftlie College Language
.itiociaiioii. In addition to being nominated the
FSl ' Ivaclierqfthe Year, Dr. Anthony also
received the 2009 University oj North Carolina
Board of Governors Award for Excellence in
Teaching.

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On March 19, 2009 MT\ 'personality Sii'ay Calloway hosted the sunnitit that explored the mflnence of hip-hop
on today 's culture. The diverse panel featured rappers Doug "E " Fresh and Lil Scappy, actor and comedian Affion
Crockett, and motivational speakers Jawar, Dawnyale Foster and David Camps.

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The CROP Hiui'^cr Walk was held on Sunday, Ocrohcr 19,
2008. Approximately 200 FSU students, ahvi^ with other
numbers of the local coninninity, {gathered at Highland
Presbyterian Church's fellowship center to walk a predetermined
course to Fayettei'ille Technical Community Collei^e and hack.
The purpose of the walk was to raise funds to help food banks,
pantries and conuminity gardens nationwide; and to also
provide seeds, tools, technical assistance and micro loans in 80
countries around the world.

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participate in the lei^endary Battle
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January 24. 2009 . This
lOnipetition is not one in the
traditional sense because there are
no winner chosen during; the
ei'ent. Rather, the bands compete
tor faror of the croied. each other
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"Tke 1 42nd'Toundieti' Vaij Convocation, held. Sundau -(tpiU 5,
2009, culminated a Mriei o^ special events celelnatina the
imtailation o^ Vx. ^amei -fl. ^ndetMn ai <2kanceilox and £levetk
Ckie^ Executive O^icet o^ the univetiitij. (fueit ipeaket waj TSU
alunuia, ZA. f)l^eania IVarten Tteeman. X^tior to iervina ai
president o^ Maxtin Univeuiti^ in S)ndianapolii, JJndiana, Vt.
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Education major w/Sociology
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NAACP. Socioh^y chihaiui I 7,S70.V
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Miss FSU Pageant Contestants

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Fayetteville, NC
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"Tlie Miss Education " competition was
held on April 19, 2008 in SeabrooL'
Auditorium. Six young ladies participated
in this 17th annual pageant vying for the
honor of being crowned the next Miss
Vayetteville State University. By night's
end, Charlotte junior Brittany Jackson
received the coveted title as well as the
Maceo Smith talent award. Amber Bernard
was first runner up and also received the
Olivia Chavis best evening gown ati'ard.
Second ruinier up ivas Elita Hill while
Sobeilly Guadalupe was voted Miss
Congeniality by fellow contestants.

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Atmore, AL
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Fayetteville, NC
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Hempstead, NY

New Bern, NC
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Monroe, NC
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Gastonia, NC
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"Making the Band" competition was held
oil October 13. 2008 in the Seabwok
Atiditoriiiin. Six young men competed in
111 '(' categories, phis the student t'ote, for the
title of Mr. FSU. The opening number
displayed talent and creativity from the
contestants and pageant dancers. At the
lOiichision of the competition, New York
iniiior Tnii'is Harris walked au'ay with the
cwifii. [ 'an Patrick Gihnore was first
itniiier up. Justin Barbour was second
iiiiiiier up and voted Most Supportive. The
I ildridge McMillan Best Talent recipient
it'iis Kenneth Coleman.

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Chancellor and Mrs. Anderson. The actress
stopped by to excite the croii'd and remind tliose
attending about the importance of voting in the
upcoming November presidential election.

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Michael Steele, the former Ueutenaiit governor of Marylaiui and a leading
conservative analyst appeared with political commentator Roland Martin at
Seahrook Auditorium. From opposite sides of the political aisle, Martin was
.III announced supporter of Barack Ohama; Steele supported John McCain and
Sirred as head GOPAC, a Republican pohtical action committee. For nearly
two hours on October 14, 2008, the two shared their thoughts and
prescriptions on issues such as illegal immigration; the military, HBCU's and
the presidential election. They offered detailed, frank analysis of all issues and
Martin criticized the choice of Sarah Palin as a vice presidential nominee. He
accused her and the media 0/ using what was sugi;ested to he racially charged

code words and phrases such as "soccer mom", "NASCAR dad" and "Joe
Six Pack" to reference white Americans. In this, Steele accused Martin of
over-generahzing and stated that blacks in his home county often took their
children to soccer games, though the NASCAR term was unexplainable.
The election ivasn't the only hot button issue they tackled. Both men agreed
that black colleges do not demand enough financial support from alumni, that
admissions standards are loosen to the detriment of universities, and that the
economic crisis would force oldfashioned, conservative spending habits. Bejore
closing to a standing ovation, Martin and Steele challenged the audience to do
more to support l\S. soldiers.

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& Michael Steele

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On November 1 1, 2008 in Seabwok Auditorium, Doutia Brazile made her first speech since the
election of Sen. Barack Obama as the nation's next president. A Democratic strategist, Brazile
irorl^cd on j presidential campaign in every election since 1984. In speaking to the audience, slic
mentioned the importance of coming South first to celebrate the historic victory at the polls.
Chancellor Anderson , in his introduction of the guest speaker, also touched on the historic nature ot
the election and that the day should forever be knoum simply as "il/4". Dr. Anderson praised
Brazile's work in past campaigns. In her speech, Brazile spoke of her experience as a strategist,
columnist and contributor to CNN and ABC News, but focused mainly on her euphoria after the
election of the nation 's first black president. Well received by those in attendance, she described her
delight on election night when not just Florida, but several other states that had voted Republican,
turned to the Democratic nominee. Though his election would not cure the racial ills that have
plagued the nation, Brazile said Obama's election was a step in the right direction. She pointed out
that it took more than the black vote, but a coalition of all types, to put him in office and to prove
that hate is not a strategy for victory. In her closing remarks, Brazile paraphrased Dr. Martin
Lullicr King Jr. . by saying that Obama's character far oiinveighed the color of his skin.

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H.ii'jiii; i^d'nv; ;(;) //; South Cciitml Loi Angela, Chef Jeff Henderson
never had a refrigerator Juil of food. On December 4, 2008 he sliared his
recipes for success and explained how food changed his hfe. The Food
Network star, appearing in Seahrook Auditoruim, u'as a product ofwiiat
he called "generational poverty. " For Chef Jeff, the key to escapnng the
cycle was knou'ledge. He obtained it by reading books while servuig 10
years in federal prison for drug trafficking. Though he is not proud of that
fact, Henderson says it's something that changed his life and where he
found his passion for cooking. Chef Jeff started out as a dishwasher in his

Jirstjoh after leaving pri.'ion and is now an executive chef. Heiidersoii stars
in the Food Network reality show "The Chef Jeff Project" which is aimed
at changitig the lives of six striigghng young adults through the power of
food. During his presentation he spoke about the importance of education
and the dangers of society's temptations. He credits food for giving him a
second chance in life. Bitter upon entering prison, he began reading and
became addicted to knowledge. Since then, Chef Jeff Hendson has written
"Cooked", the story of his life, which appeared on The New York Times
bestseller list and is slated to Iv turned into a movie; and "Chef Jeff Cooks "
which is a cook hook.

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On Fchnuvy 5. 2009 Xolicl Pence Pri;c winner Dr.
Miilhinunad Yuinis spoke on tlie canipns of Fayettevilk Sute
University in Seabrook Auditorium. Inconjuction with Dr.
Ynmis' engagement here, he also appeared at a dinner liosled by
the FSU Center for Entrepreneurship and the Fayettct'iUe-
Cumberhnd County Chamber of Commerce . Dr. Yunns
earned the prize in 2006 and shared it with Grameen Bank
wliich he founded to help the poor with tiny loans called
microcredit. The "Banker to the Poor, " as Yunus is sometimes
referred, established the Grameen Bank in Bangadesh in 1983
fueled by the belief that credit is a fundamental human right.
The intent was to help poor people escape poverty by providing
loans with suitable terms and teaching them sound financia.
principles. A small effort in the mid-1970s advanced to the
forefront of a world movement of eradicating poverty through
micro-lending. Replicas of the Grameen Bank model operate ii
more than 100 countries worldwide.

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Oil I-clmuiiy 1 7, 2009 Howard Wnluiiiul Ur spoke in
Scabrook Auditorium. In his presentation he stated that the
way for the US to maintain top world position, is for every
cliild to receive a basic education. Lee is the first black to cliair
the North CaroUna State Board of Education and was
appointed to the position in 2003 by Gov. Mike Easley. He
beUeves that education, beyond all other devices of human origin,
is the great equalizer and frees one from the chains of society. A
former university administrator, mayor and state legislator, Lee
cited the state's drop-out and high school graduation rates as
evidence for the need to do more in education. He felt that
college students and fraternal organizations could serve as
mentors and that technology would be vital in making student
more competitive. He also indicated that early childhood
programs could help address reading problems which teachers
report to be the biggest weakness of students in today's
classrooms. In closing Lee stressed that we can not rest on our
laurels because without education jobs and opportunities will
iilii'jys go to ollicrs.

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As pan of the Faciiliy Uriiiiv Sena. Dr. h'lvfiihvi Hniboinki, III spoke iti
Slmw Auditorium on Felmmry 6, 2009. Sponsored by the Center for
Innovation in Teaching and Learning, the lecture entitled "Beating the Odds:
Preparing Minority Students in Science and Engineering" focused on student
success, encouraging diversity and success STEM programs, and the secret
behind the success of the Meyerhof program. Dr. Hrabowski has senvd as
President of the Univesity of Maryland-Baltimore County and as a con.suliaiii
to the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health, the
National Academies, and universities and school systems nationally. His
research and publications focus on science and math education, with special
emphasis on minority participation and performance. He has authored
numerous articles and co-authored two books focusing on paretUuig and /i/(_'/i-
aclncving African American males and females in science. Both books are
hy universities, school systems, and conmumity groups around the coimtry.

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IlFORMATlOl

The Fayettevillian Yearbook is published
anmially. This year's book consisted of 160
pages. The office is located in the Jones
Student Center, 1200 Mtirchison Road,
Fayetteinlle, NC 28301, 910.672.1704.

Volume 52 was printed by the Heif
Jones Company, Charlotte, NC 28201,
704. 847. 9801. Our field representative was
Shainion Spaulding. Delores Sistare sensed as
our Plant Customer Service Representative.

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lECOSNlTIOl

Chancellor

Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
H. Jua/hyctte Ccu^yycit

Associate Vice Chancellor forStudent Affairs

Foust Media Company

Thornton Studio

PEODUCTION
STAFF

Advisor
Defv/KA4 H'cNa^

Production Assistant
Student Assistants

All layouts were designed and produced
on HP Compaq computers ushig the eDesign
web-based program. Layouts, including all
copy, were submitted electronically to the
publisher via Internet Explorer.

A HJ fonts used included Algerian,
Alperton, Arnold BoeckUn, Bergamo Italic,
Cursive Hand, Jessica Italic, Mistral,
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Script. 35mm photos were submitted to Herff
Jones, laser scanned and enlarged/reduced to
specifications. Digital photos were uploaded to
the plant through the uiternet.

Photographs were taken by uniuersity
photographer, Dennis McNair and Foust
Media Company. Senior portraits were taken
by Thornton Studio ofNew York.

FayettcinUc State Vnivcrsity ii a avistitticiit institution of the University of North Carolina.

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