ECU professor pens history book
GREENVILLE, NC (Mar. 15, 1994) — The year is 1999 and World War III has just begun in the imagination of East Carolina University’s Michael A. Palmer. In...
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Greek archaeologist describes finds
GREENVILLE, NC (Mar. 1, 1994) — The photo of an oblong underwater mound of clay jars and stones look like a trash dump, but a Greek archaeologist who...
ECU surveys Civil War blockade runners
(Feb. 28, 1994) — East Carolina University will study the remains of several blockade runners that sank near Wilmington, N.C. during the American Civil War. The two-year project,...
ECU professor receives design awards
(Feb. 23, 1994) — An East Carolina University art professor has won two publication design awards at the national PRE- magazine competition held this month in Chicago. Eva...
ECU professor receives design awards
(Feb. 23, 1994) — An East Carolina University art professor has won two publication design awards at the national PRE- magazine competition held this month in Chicago. Eva...
ECU’s Japan Center East hosts meeting
(Feb. 17, 1994) — The North Carolina Japan Center East, based at East Carolina University, has received two grants for projects to help improve educational links between Japan...
ECU Launches “TeachEast”
(Feb. 17, 1994) — East Carolina University is taking a new approach to developing good teachers for public education. Dr. Charles R. Coble, dean of the ECU School...
DNA art focus at ECU
(Feb. 14, 1994) — Art is in the eye of the beholder, but Ulla Godwin of East Carolina University also demonstrates that art is in the genes. Mrs....
ECU compiles report on coastal counties
GREENVILLE, NC (Feb. 11, 1994) — Excessive development is a top concern among people in parts of North Carolina’s coastal region, outranking the fear of offshore oil and...
Biologists study evolution at turtle’s pace
(Feb. 9, 1994) — The slow but persistent tortoise outran the hare in an old children’s fable. And in the Great Depression, it graced southern dinner tables as...