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NEW: Obama party comes to ReynoldsPresidential hopeful announces N.C. win at N.C. State
"I love you, Barack!" someone in the crowd of 4,500 yelled.
"I love you back. I truly do," Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama answered from his podium in Reynolds Coliseum.
Obama spoke to a Reynolds Coliseum audience of which about 1,500 were members of the press Tuesday night, the day of North Carolina's primary -- one that people did not expect to matter at first, but as the race continued, began to count more heavily.
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NEW: Students continue to volunteer for primary candidatesMembers of various organizations worked at the polls Tuesday supporting their candidates
With the North Carolina presidential primary elections held Tuesday, students supporting their respective candidates took to the polls to not only vote but also campaign and rally for their respective presidential hopefuls.
With the closely contested election between democratic candidates Sen.
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NEW: Blogging the North Carolina primaryCheck out Alison Harman's blog, which gives up-to-date progress on both the North Carolina and Indiana primaries.
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Police continue to follow leadsRate of robberies average compared to previous yearsCampus police is continuing to follow leads and attempting to apprehend suspects from the armed robbery that occurred in front of Bragaw Residence Hall early Saturday morning, according to Capt. Jon Barnwell.
Officials are searching for two male suspects, one of whom carried a gun, who robbed two students sitting in a car outside the residence hall on May 3 at approximately 5:00 a.
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