The Northerner

Degree opens doors

Knight Ridder Newspapers • February 4, 2003

John Bommarito used to think he didn't need a college degree to move up in his field. A music industry entrepreneur, Bommarito, a 35-year-old Livonia, Mich., resident, has been a music buyer, a store manager and a disc jockey at clubs and small radio stations.

Shop serves students

Victoria Baumgarten • February 4, 2003

If you are a coffee drinker, dissatisfied with the campus coffee selection, or someone tired of hanging out at the same spot every night, the newly opened Scribbles Cafe ' Bookstore could be your answer.

FEB 5th CROSSWORD

DJ Carter • February 4, 2003

ACROSS 1. King of comedy , Bernie 5. Werewolf syndrome 7. Superbowl champs 9. A source of opinion, a critic 10. A strung puppet 12. Milton's red right handed character 14. Crazy person 16. Unit of marine depth equal to six feet 18.

WMS minor turns major

Bree Culnan • February 4, 2003

Administrators heading up the women's studies program (WMS) are working to expand the women's studies minor into a major.

Redesign possible for cafeterias

Cary Hubbard • February 4, 2003

Senior Kent Kelsch frequently eats in the University Center, which means he also has to wait in line sometimes.

INS pushes back launch of SEVIS tracking system

Chicago Tribune • February 4, 2003

Just one day before educational institutions around the country were scheduled to begin using a new computer system to keep tabs on their foreign students, the federal government delayed implementation of the troubled system,

Clooney succeeds in directorial debut

Brian Ashcraft • February 4, 2003

Without Chuck Barris there would be no Jerry Springer.

NKU Alumni rocks at Cody’s Cafe

Jen Vorholt • February 4, 2003

Nestled snugly into the collegiate landscape surrounding the University of Cincinnati in Clifton, Ohio, rests a local music haven enhanced by a restaurant, two full-service bars, and live local music.

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.