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Paul Green, the noted playwright and author of Chapel, is currently writing for the movies in Hollywood. He discusses the Little Cinema Movement, which is the creation of movies in smaller venues, such as the University of North Carolina, where expenses are less. Harvard University already has such a program. He also gives his impressions about some of the present-day stars.
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15274
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Josiah Turner Jr. of Orange County was the aggressive editor of the Reconstruction Period in North Carolina. In 1868 he purchased the Raleigh Sentinel and began his caustic and uncompromising crusade against Reconstruction. His major life work was the toppling of the Republican administration of Governor W. W. Holden and finally his impeachment.
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15275
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Many people know of the ride of Paul Revere, but few know of Mary Slocumb's thirty-mile, night-time ride from Wayne County to find her husband at the Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge. Seawell compares the two, concluding that Mary Slocumb's ride was the more dangerous one.
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15276
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When the corner stone of the nation's oldest state university was laid one hundred and forty-one years ago, an inscribed tablet was enclosed. During the dark days of Reconstruction, 1865-1875, the stone was broken into and its contents spirited away. Marlow recounts how the tablet was found in 1916 and returned to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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