BET Black College Tour 2003 Heads to Saint Augustine's College and NC A&T State University.

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- For the second year in a row, BET and some of its key marketing partners are headed "back to school" this fall in a 13-school tour of historically Black colleges and universities. The seventh and eighths stops on this tour take place October 16 at Saint Augustine's College and October 17 at NC A&T State University and feature musical performances by Universal/Motown recording artists. Hosting activities for the day at NC A&T State University October 17 will be BET on-air personality Tigger from RAP CITY: THA' BASSMENT.

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