
Obama Holds Post-Primary Event at NC State's Reynolds Coliseum
North Carolina State University was the site of the official end of the North Carolina Democratic primary Tuesday night as Senator Barack Obama gave his victory speech at Reynolds Coliseum.
The senator was greeted by Chancellor James Oblinger, then stepped onstage to the cheers of about 2,000 people who were there by invitation. The event was the focus of about 300 state and national media organizations and marked the fourth visit to NC State by members of the two leading Democratic campaigns.
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