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Allison Rigger, sophomore in Biology, has a debate with preacher Kerrigan Shelly. (Mark Payne)

Heated Debate

Preachers spark public discourse

A loud voice permeates through the air, “All sinners go to hell,” followed by a raucous shrill from many voices responding to the powerful statement.     A young man standing among the crowd stands and hollers back, “There isn’t a hell. Full story

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Judicial Council: Election void

All postitions in the Student Government Association are up for grabs

Heated Debate

Preachers spark public discourse

'Earth' more than just entertainment

The Walt Disney Co. wisely chose Earth Day to release its new feature-length documentary entitled Earth. As the fledgling film of the new Disney-nature series, Earth far surpasses the nature documentaries you may remember from high school.  Produced by the same individuals who made the much-heralded Planet Earth series, the film presents viewers with spectacular visual effects cradled by a score worthy of their presence. Full story

The tide is changing

It is the end of the semester but the start of summer and new beginnings for those graduating. This semester has been a rough and wild one, but for this being my first semester as the Viewpoints editor it wasn’t that bad. Yes, there were editorials written that shouldn’t have even been read. Full story

Tim Downer

Norse sit and wait

Womens tennis places third in GLVC tourney, await NCAA tourney selection news

The Northern Kentucky University Women’s Tennis team ousted Bellarmine by a 5-4 decision in a third-place consolation match in the Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament in St. Louis, Mo. April 25. The Norse are anxious  for the NCAA to make its selections for the 64-team field NCAA tournament, which will be announced April 29. Full story

Jeff McCurry

Norse earn senior day split

Softball takes one of two against BU, Gates homers into history

The Northern Kentucky University Softball team split a two-game series on Senior Day against Great Lakes Valley Conference rival Bellarmine (23-29, 11-13 GLVC)  April 25 at Grein Softball Field. The Norse acknowledged its three seniors, third baseman Cara Parker, left fielder Shatona Campbell and first baseman Amanda Smith after the first game concluded as they prepared for their final home game. Full story

Jeff McCurry

Baseball extends streak

McDole leads NKU to ninth straight, honored by GLVC

Northern Kentucky University junior Evan McDole’s two-run homer in his first at-bat of the Norse’s two-day series against Kentucky Wesleyan, the pitch he was hit by during his ensuing at-bat, and the solo shot he launched over the fence the second day of action are all notable. Full story