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"The View" showcases the unique character of the people and places that form our community. The column explores the lives and relationships of the diverse groups that populate the Triangle. Anyone, regardless of age, race, cultural background or ethnicity, is a potential subject. We include the thoughts of those featured as they express how they view their own situation, allowing us a window into their lives.

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April 10, 2004	John Rottet	[/assets/story/image_buynow.comp]
Charlotte Randolph, 11, gets face-to-face with a one-and-a-half-month-old miniature donkey at Christ United Methodist Church in Chapel Hill. The little donkey and its mother were part of a preview of a living dramatization of Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper. "It was very cute", Randolph said of the donkey. "It's fur was really soft. It seemed to like people a lot. Most of the kids in my Sunday School class were calling it Fluffy."