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UC's Kuamka Extravaganza 2010 Concludes Saturday: Save a Life and Have a Ball!
Don't miss the two final events of Kuamka Extravaganza 2010!
Feb 5, 2010
Kuamka: Be a Match Save a Life Preview Event
Location
: African American Cultural and Research Center
Time
: 3:30 5 p.m.
Are you ready to save a life? All it takes is a swab! African Americans suffer at disproportionately higher rates from diseases that call for bone marrow transplants. Come find out more information about how you can be a part of the "
" Registry (formerly called the National Bone Marrow Registry) and hear from a transplant recipient who has a greater quality of life as a result of people like you who want to make a difference!
Feb 6, 2010 Kuamka Extravaganza 2010: Red, Black, Green & Gold Ball
Location: Great Hall TUC
Time: 7 p.m.
Attire: Semi-formal or African garb
Free tickets available in the AACRC
Lets party! Kuamka Week culminates with the Red, Black, Green and Gold Ball. The extravaganza will feature the Rites of Passage program for our Transitions students, the Kujifunza academic ceremony and the coronation and crowning of our new Mr. and Ms. Kuamka. Be there to see who will wear the crown!
Black History Month Activities Continue After Kuamka Week
A&S Departments Recognize Black History Month
Lecture, "Obama and Race in America," to feature Orlando Patterson of Harvard University.
Black History Month Activities at UC
UCs AACRC and United Black Student Association activities look back, look around, look at love, look at each other, look at ourselves and look at Haiti.
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