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 Michael Griffin

Allegations abound

Administration remains quiet about AASA terminations

In the middle of Black History Month, two prolific African-American personnel were released from the Office of African American Student Affairs and have appealed the decision made by Northern Kentucky Univeristy administration. Full story

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Recycle

Every bottle counts

NKU promotes the importance of recycling through campus-wide efforts

In 2009, Northern Kentucky University recycled over 190 tons of material, according to NKU’s Annual Recycling Activities Report. Among items collected were paper, plastic bottles, videotapes, copper and scrap metal. Paper and cardboard ranked near the top by weight collected. Full story

Geneds again

SGA talks about the new system

The SGA meeting on March 1 consisted mainly of a presentation by Debra Meyers, Faculty Liaison for General Education, about the new GenEd system and how it will impact students. Full story

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Miya Simpson

Give the students an answer

The Northerner staff offer suggestions to the administration

Ah! Northern Kentucky University: The market place of ideas. Full story

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Baseball

A balancing act of large proportion

McDole a success inside and outside the foul lines

Collegiate baseball players are faced with constant challenges of finding ways to effectively divide their time between being successful on the field and in the classroom. It’s somewhat typical for student-athletes to perform at a high level in just one of those areas, but senior first baseman Evan McDole has found a way to strive in both. Full story

Women

GLVC tourney over, NCAA next

Men’s and Women’s teams wait to see if they are chosen for the madness

Northern Kentucky University’s men’s and women’s basketball teams kicked off the Great Lakes Valley Conference with opening-round wins, but only one would win their quarterfinal game. Full story




Ramp

Accessibility concern addressed

Blocking University Suites access ramp will result in penalties

Complaints have prompted the university to place a no parking sign in front of the accessibility ramp in front of University Suites. Full story

It's never too early

A look at fantasy baseball 2010

With the football season wrapping up Sunday, sports junkies are thirsting for something new to keep their minds occupied. Sure it’s 20 degrees, dark and cold, but it’s never too early to start looking at baseball season.  Spring training is not for a couple weeks but it doesn’t hurt to start looking at some of the prospects for the 2010 fantasy baseball season. The earlier you start preparing for your draft, the better you are going to be prepared. Let’s take a look at some players that will shine this year, as well as some players that you want to avoid. Full story

What are you looking at?

Dating outside own race isn’t a matter of what you see

A couple of months ago, while working on my family tree, I found out something cool: I have an African-American great-great-grandfather on my mother’s side.  This  got me to thinking, what would it have been like to date someone of a different race at that time? Full story

Damali Ayo

Celebrating Black History

NKU serves up opportunity to learn from our past

The United States has long been regarded as the ultimate melting pot, a tremendous vat by which large throngs of race, culture and religion were once assembled to form a homogeneous clump-de-void of the spirit and history that defines a people. Full story

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Teams receive pitching honors

The Northern Kentucky University baseball and softball teams may not have gotten the results they were looking for over the weekend, but a pitcher from each team was awarded Pitcher of the Week honor. Full story

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Men’s team wins, heads to tourney

Team snaps back in the game and pulls a win against Indiana

The Northern Kentucky men’s basketball team snapped their two-game losing streak by upsetting No. 2 Southern Indiana University 68-56 on Feb. 18. Full story




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