The Northerner

Marijuana grows up

Jordan Kellogg • February 11, 2003

Dr. James Alford, the former President/CEO of the NKU Foundation, is set to appear in court this week to face charges of marijuana trafficking.

Hi, my name is Veronica and I am currently working on a proposal project for my ENG 340 class. Our group is discussing the possibility of doing a survey to help with our research. We were wondering how...

CD is tribute to Poe

DJ Carter • February 4, 2003

Lou Reed's new album 'The Raven' is the American version of a work he was commissioned to create for the Thalia Theatre of Germany and it comes in one and two disc versions.

Boston Pops conductor visits NKU

Jen Appel • February 4, 2003

Last week, the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra performed a concert in Greaves Hall. It was a spectacular event for many reasons, but primarily because of the conductor, Keith Lockhart.

dj-X’s Week in Review

Nick Greenwald • February 4, 2003

Have you ever wondered what "The Taste of Ink" was? Well these guys answer it for you.

For the love of running

Elias Hajjar • February 4, 2003

Valentine's Day weekend is a time of love, but it's also a time to get hot and sweaty with that special someone.

2003 Outstanding Academic Advisor Awards

emery@nku.edu • February 4, 2003

Jordan: I am writing to ask if the Northerner could run a short piece abour the upcoming OUtstanding Academic Advisor Awards. I have an atachment I could send you via e-mail--my e-mail Eudora and If possible...

Textbooks losing popularity

St. Louis Post-Dispatch • February 4, 2003

Ron Mozelewski teaches introductory economics pretty much by the textbook, one chapter after another.

Outreach programs threatened by cuts

Jen Vorholt • February 4, 2003

If enacted, budget cuts will leave Northern Kentucky University struggling to maintain its current level of involvement in outreach programs.

Terrorism new class topic

The Gazette • February 4, 2003

Three years ago, area colleges and universities hustled to create courses that would prepare students for jobs in the booming high-tech industry.

Public says ‘no cuts’

Lori Cox • February 4, 2003

A standing-room-only crowd of concerned parents, educators, business owners and students gathered in the University Center cafeteria Saturday to send a clear message to members of the Northern Kentucky Legislative Caucus -

Tragedy for sale on Internet

Bree Culnan • February 4, 2003

Saturday now holds its place in history; therefore there is no need to recap what will be inevitably rehashed for the next 12 months or so.