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African
Caribbean Society
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We held the first
ACS meeting of the semester, last Friday.
As usual the event was graced with an overwhelming...
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First meeting
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ACS LAUNCH PARTY
Finally, its here! The much anticipated
ACS Launch Party is finally upon us. This year's event would be holding on Thursday, 28th September
2006 @ Camouflage in London. Doors open 10pm that is 22:00hrs GMT! Get ready to party to the
freshest blend of dancehall, Hip Hop and R&B. There would be prize giveaways for the
best dressed
male and female. Dress Code: Slick and Sexy!
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Welcome to the new ACS Website! |
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ACS is a symbol of unity and solidarity;
it represents a fountain of knowledge and understanding.
More than just a collection of the Africans and Caribbeans at Queen Mary,
it is a means through which the black culture can be promoted and the essence of the culture disseminated.
It also enhances the promotion of awareness and of identity amongst our black community.
ACS has developed increasingly; encouraging rapport over the years and now comprises a vast majority
of members making it one of the biggest within the universities of London.
In 2006/2007 my committee and I hope to maintain this momentum and boost
the status of Queen Mary’s ACS even further.
The website is the most direct way to get the latest news on ACS and other related events.
The site will be constantly changing so be sure to check in regularly to see if there are
any new notices or ways that you can contribute to the new and improved ACS. If you have
any queries on how ACS can best cater for you, feel free to e-mail us on
qmulacs@yahoo.co.uk or qmul.acs@googlemail.com.
Nnamdi Emelifeonwu
President
Queen Mary University of London African Caribbean Society (ACS) |
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