The Northerner

Protesters don’t speak for everyone

Samantha Warner • April 1, 2003

For the Northern Kentucky University student who participated in the anti-war protest in Downtown Cincinnati on March 20, and held a sign, which stated, "NKU students against war," I would like to know what gives you the right to protest for me and everyone else on campus who does not share your opinion.

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.

Sept. 18, 2002 — Ceremony Memorializes Sept. 11

Samantha Warner • September 18, 2002

We are a people who, when confronted by challenge, always seem to stand up, never stand aside, Northern Kentucky University President Dr. James Votruba said at a campus memorial ceremony on the one year anniverary of Sept. 11.

Ceremony memorializes Sept.11

Samantha Warner • September 17, 2002

We are a people who, when confronted by challenge, always seem to stand up, never stand aside, Northern Kentucky University President Dr. James Votruba said at a campus memorial ceremony on the one year anniverary of Sept. 11. NKU students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members gathered outside the Steely Library to remember the innocent victims of the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and Pennsylvania attacks.

Tribute plays downtown

Samantha Warner and Samantha Warner • September 10, 2002

A September 11 tribute, "The Guys" is currently playing at Ensemble Theater in downtown Cincinnati. The play is a tale of a journalist and a firefighter brought together to write eulogies for unaccounted firemen that died on September 11th.

Little House on Campus

Samantha Warner and Samantha Warner • September 3, 2002

Have you ever wondered what the log cabin, near the information booth, is doing on Northern Kentucky University's campus with all the concrete buildings?

Remembering Sept. 11 one year later

Samantha Warner and Samantha Warner • September 3, 2002

Our nation has mourned and somehow moved on from the events of Sept. 11, 2001. This day was the day that America stopped and stood in agony, over the loss of so many brave and courageous men and women. And on this day America was helpless. We cried and feared for what was to come.

AUG. 28th, 2002 — Tommorrow’s technology today

Samantha Warner • August 28, 2002

As you might already know there is a new building on campus, the Natural Science Center, equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories and,

AUG. 28th Tomorrow’s technology today

Samantha Warner and Samantha Warner • August 27, 2002

As you might already know there is a new building on campus, the Natural Science Center, equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories and, for coffee lovers, a Starbucks. The $38 million state-of-the-art Natural Science Center has nine classrooms and lecture rooms, 48 instructional research laboratories, four floors and the fifth floor has the mechanical facilities.

Director leaves his boots in Texas for a home at NKU

Samantha Warner and Samantha Warner • August 27, 2002

The new Director of Campus Recreation is Stephen Tribble in the Albright Health Center at Northern Kentucky University. He was previously the Associate Director of Recreation and Sports at Texas A and M University in Kingsville, Texas.

KY’s 25 cents worth

Samantha Warner • January 16, 2002

A quarter commemorating Kentucky's historic background made its debut on Oct. 18. The coin was released as part of the 2001 series issued by the U.S. Mint as part of its 50 State Quarter Program. The program was started by the U.S. Mint in 1999 to commemorate each of the nation's states in the order they joined the union.

One brother against another

Samantha Warner • January 16, 2002

The world premiere of "Thy Brother's Keeper" by Ken Jones opened Oct. 25 at Northern Kentucky University's Black Box Theatre. The play is set in the year 1942 in the home of the main character, Scott Bentley, played by Freshman Andrew Bernhard. The action involves Scott remembering an earlier year with his mother, father and fiance.