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Black Men’s Organization

Jason Dobbins • September 24, 2002
Black Men's Organization has been successfully resuscitated and is now in fair condition. After three years of remission following its official termination in 1999, due to lack of interest and unmotivated members, it has returned to help black men cope with college life.

Men’s soccer team off to slow conference start

Elias Hajjar • September 24, 2002
Effortless is one word to describe how the NKU men's soccer team performed Sunday afternoon. Just ask anyone who saw the game. "I'm disappointed in the way we played," said NKU senior forward Jeff Anderson after an embarrassing loss to the University of Missouri

Conductor brings music to Greaves Concert Hall

Samantha Warner • September 24, 2002
From a beautiful quaint town in Switzerland to Downtown Cincinnati comes Music Director Mischa Santora for the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra. Santora has been in Cincinnati for two years now and he is very excited about the upcoming concert series on Northern Kentucky University's campus in Greaves Concert Hall.

Disturbed rocks with “Believe”

Jason Ellis • September 24, 2002
When bands release their second album, there is always the threat of the "sophomore jinx." Whether it is with poor CD sales or bad and drastically different music and style. This, however, is not the case with "Believe", the latest release by Disturbed.

‘Banger Sisters’ warms the heart

Michael Kendrick • September 24, 2002
Two hot old chicks, an anal retentive writer, and a couple funny teenagers make up the cast in Bob Dolman's directorial debut with The Banger Sisters, which opened in theatres this past weekend.

WWII sim provides hours of fun

John H. Keathley III • September 24, 2002
Battlefield 1942 sets the bar for future computer games. Developed by DICE, the game features 19 handheld weapons, 35 detailed vehicles, and 16 incredible maps from WWII.

Southern Indiana, UM-St. Louis fall to top-ranked Norse

Robert Jones • September 24, 2002
Conference play successfully got underway for the women's soccer team on Friday as the Lady Norse remained unbeaten by defeating Great Lakes Valley Conference rival Southern Indiana 3-1. On a rainy night with poor playing conditions, the Norse used continued pressure up front to hang on for the victory.

Intramural sports provides recreation for students

Lauren Tuttle • September 24, 2002
If you are looking to stay active and athletic here at NKU there is a way you can do just that. The intramural sports program may be the answer. "My biggest pet peeve is that students complain there is never anything to do on campus," said Dan Henry, the program manager for Campus Recreation.

Welter, Koralewski lead Norse volleyball past Rangers, 3-1

September 24, 2002
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. - Cammi Welter and Kristin Koralewski recorded 16 kills each Saturday afternoon as the Northern Kentucky University volleyball team defeated the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, 18-30, 30-24, 30-18, 30-18, in Regents Hall. Welter also finished with a .

Outstanding Psychology Department

jnicole911@aol.com • September 21, 2002

Dear Editor, My name is Jennifer Wehmann and I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge NKU's psychology department. I do not think there could be a better group of psychology professors out...

Sept. 11, 2001 Memorial

KyNapier1@aol.com • September 21, 2002

Editor and NKU Staff and Students, It has taken me sometime to be able to write this letter to say "Thanks for the Memorial Service held on Sept, 11, 2002." You see I lost one cousin at the World Trade...

Stories from other newspapers.

eridanus@one.net • September 19, 2002

Do you publish stories from other newspapers? If so there is a good one in today's enquirer about two NKU law students who helped free a man in prison for 13 years. They used DNA evidence to do it. ...

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