Kalache good fit for Norse

Patrick Wooley • October 1, 2003

With school a few months old, the volleyball season is well underway. One key component of the Norse volleyball team is Kaliana Kalache. Kalache has traveled a long way from home for the opportunity to play and go to school in America.

Reconsider the ‘Blame Game’

Jason Borgett, Charles Haselwood • October 1, 2003

We pledge allegiance to those who renounce the hard work of considering moral complexity and moral contingencies.

Author does contribute to charities

Paul Ellis • October 1, 2003

I'm not particularly interested or nosy about Ms. Ehrenreich's finances, her wealth" and "fortune" to use Mr. Orndoff's terms."

Look for Giants, Buccaneers wins in NFL Week 5

Dominick Wise • October 1, 2003

This week Dominick predicts the outcome of the Giants -Dolphins and the Colts-Buccaneers.

I heard it through the grapevine

Jesse McDonald • October 1, 2003

I think that before bashing programs that are on campus, people should probably show up to the programs on campus and see what they're all about.

Hot seat

Elias Hajjar • October 1, 2003

This week Elias sits down with NKU volleyball player, Kristin Koralewski.

Rush event not quite so wild

Karen Hoffmesiter • October 1, 2003

These men are very nice men, who are gentlemen, and would not use women as sexist objects during a rush event.

Benefit in boy’s memory

Susan Neltner • October 1, 2003

A fundraiser is being held in memory of Justin Saccone, a Campbell County High School sophomore, died Sept. 21, after a ball hit him at the exact instance his heart beat..

Fraternity events under investigation

Amanda Van Benschoten • October 1, 2003

The Student Life Office and Interfraternal Council (IFC) have begun a formal investigation into recent Tau Kappa Epsilon and Phi Kappa Tau fraternity recruitment activities that upset some students, who accused the fraternities of sponsoring activities that degraded and objectified women.

Theatre Department brings ‘The Crucible’ to the stage

Northerner Staff • October 1, 2003

Prepare to be immersed in a fictional look at history when Northern Kentucky University's theatre department performs Arthur Miller's play, "The Crucible."

La Mexicana: Food students can afford to love

Travis Gettys • October 1, 2003

If you're like me and won't eat anything cooked by a teenager, you know that it's tough to find cheap, quick food in Northern Kentucky.

`Tuscan Sun’ star keeps audience guessing

Michael Janusonis • October 1, 2003

Diane Lane doesn't look very much at all like Diane Lane ... well, at least not the movie star Diane Lane, who got an Academy Award nomination earlier this year for playing the straying wife in "Unfaithful." And certainly not like the long, auburn-haired star of "Under the Tuscan Sun.