The Northerner

Service to seniors can benefit NKU students

Robyn Poynter

Students at Northern Kentucky University who are interested in giving back to the community can do so by volunteering their time to Senior Services of Northern Kentucky (SSNK).

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APB creates organization liaison reps

Robyn Poynter

Taking full advantage of campus life may be difficult for many students at Northern Kentucky University.

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Fair promotes overseas study

Robyn Poynter

For many Northern Kentucky University students, the idea of traveling across the world to study may seem beyond their reach.

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College Dems regroup, move forward

Robyn Poynter

After a year of inactivity, the College Democrats now have new leadership and a plan for promoting political activism at Northern Kentucky University.

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Northern Kentucky University's first Democracy Day will take place on Nov. 4, Election Day. There will be many activities both on and off campus as part of this initiative to encourage students and Northern Kentuckians to vote.

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Hiker’s journey feeds hungry

Robyn Poynter

Most people who volunteer for a charity probably devote a couple hours a week.

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Latifa and Martin make hilarious odd couple

Robyn Poynter

Steve Martin and Queen Latifah paired up and became a hilarious duo in the movie Bringing Down the House.

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Charity’s clothes drive helps Africans

Robyn Poynter

Many people in the United States take for granted the simple things in life such as food, clothes, shoes, and textbooks. There are many countries in Africa that can only wish for these simple things.

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Get free tax help with Free File system

Robyn Poynter

Paying to get your taxes done could become a thing of the past for many taxpayers this year.

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NKU student writes, directs movie

Robyn Poynter

Andrew Bernhard, a Northern Kentucky University sophomore, is quickly on his way to fulfilling his dream of producing his own film.

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TVs raise funds, worry

Robyn Poynter

Flat screen televisions are popping up all over campus in areas such as Steely Library, Albright Health Center, Starbucks, and the food court in the University Center.

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