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10/5/12 12:33am

Sophomores Gary Grumbach (left) Daniel Sheehan and Patterson Huggins (right) read African American poetry in Belk Library, honoring Fall Convocation speaker Maya Angelou's specific request. Sheehan sought out Angelou's book "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," which Angelou spoke from at Convocation Thursday night. Photo by Claire Esparros, photo editor.

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