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NE adjunct music instructor Stephen Beall performs during the string faculty concert.
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Professor Mary Williams, who is now retiring, has taught students the French language on NE Campus since 1978.
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Dancers illustrate colorful culture

February 13, 2018
Dancer and choreographer Christen Williams introduced each performance and shared stories about the African-American culture and dances in and around Dallas. Photo by Peter Matthews/The Collegian
Christen Williams performed “Freedom” with a partner during the event that was part of a Black History Month event on TR Campus Feb. 8.
Christen Williams performed “Freedom” with a partner during the event that was part of a Black History Month event on TR Campus Feb. 8.
Photo by Peter Matthews/The Collegian
Dancers from the Dallas Black Dance Theatre performed several dances during the “Connecting Dance and Culture” event on TR Campus Feb. 8.
Dancers from the Dallas Black Dance Theatre performed several dances during the “Connecting Dance and Culture” event on TR Campus Feb. 8.
Photo by Peter Matthews/The Collegian
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