The Northerner, Northern Kentucky University, KY
19 hours ago by Dustin Robinson
At 4:07 p.m. Sept. 11, officer 133 issued Citation #000504685 to yours truly.
The citation declares that my violation is "parked in handicapped." If I had not appealed, I would be required to pay a fine of $100, and still may be.
Under normal circumstances, I would not dispute the fact that I needed to pay the fine.
The All State, Austin Peay State University, TN
6 minutes ago by Tinea Payne
Governors Stadium became a training ground for young cadets as various high school JROTC units from across three regional states competed in the Raider Challenge early Saturday morning, September 27, hosted by APSU ROTC cadets.
Raider Challenge
Over 200 JROTC cadets, composing 20 teams, from Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana high schools competed in the Raider Challenge, according to Kat Messenger, APSU ROTC media coordinator and civil affairs assistant.
College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY
1 day ago by Aaron Burch
In past years I haven't taken an interest in politics. A bunch of old rich guys that never really seemed to get anything done didn't really interest me. So imagine my surprise when I stopped tuning out political talk and started listening to the day-to-day occurrences in Washington and around the nation.
The Eastern Progress, Eastern Kentucky University, KY
2 days ago by Progress Editorial Staff
If you're a biochemistry major, you might gag at the idea of discussing British poetry three times a week. And if you're a creative writing major, you probably won't be demanding an override to get into a differential calculus class.
Let's face it. Part of the beauty of college is being able to break free from the one-size-fits all education of high school.
The Eastern Progress, Eastern Kentucky University, KY
3 days ago by Beth Underwood
There are many things I would rather be doing right now than taking an on-line sexual harassment training that belies the actual practice of this university, or writing about it for the Progress. Some of you may know that all faculty and staff are required now to become educated about the nuances of sexual harassment, to report it when found, and to do all in our power to make sure that it is addressed appropriately by those in charge.
The Murray State News, Murray State University, KY
3 days ago by Ashley Edwards
For many students, a typical weekday morning consists of fighting through campus traffic and arriving at the parking lot closest to their first class, where they spend 20 minutes driving around in vain, searching for a parking spot.
David DeVoss, director of Public Safety, said parking at Murray State is a lot better than the majority of other universities, with an adequate amount of parking on campus within a close distance.
The Murray State News, Murray State University, KY
3 days ago by Robin Phelps
It starts with a fever. Soon a painful, severe headache ensues, accompanied by a sensitivity to light. Then, a rash that looks like you have been poked by a million needles pops up on the skin before the the nausea and unbearable vomiting hit.
This is an extreme but plausible description of the symptoms and experiences associated with bacterial meningitis, an inflammation of the linings of the brain and spinal cord.
The Famuan, Florida A&M University, FL
3 days ago by Mark Taylor II
FRIDAY
The Office of Student Activities would like to inform student organizations that Organization Certification is due today. It must be completed on the ratterlink.org Web site. Contact Ms. Felicia Barnes at (850) 599-3400 or felecia.barnes@famu.edu for more information.
The Chronicle, Duke University, NC
3 days ago
In Thursday's editorial, "Our loss of will," the independent Editorial Board cited a speech by Reynolds Price sixteen Founders' Days ago. The phrasing used to capture the way in which it was delivered, however, was careless and insensitive.
Though the offense was unintentional, the Board neglected to consider how the idiom could be construed.
Periscope, Shorter College, GA
4 days ago by Bethany Dykes
The Northerner, Northern Kentucky University, KY
4 days ago by Joseph Szydlowski
National polls say that Democratic Presidential Candidate Barack Obama gained a slim win over Republican Candidate John McCain in the first debate, but a Northern Kentucky University communications professor says different.
"Overall, I have to give the slight advantage to McCain," Steven Weiss, a debate professor in the Department of Communications, said.
The Northerner, Northern Kentucky University, KY
5 days ago by Tyler Daniels
If you have visited to the new gaming room in the Student Union, it may seem like a video gamers' virtual paradise. But if paradise has its price, the price for playing video games in the new Student Union is causing some friction for students.
Electronically speaking, the game room houses 17 gaming stations for your pleasure.
College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY
5 days ago
Reports
Michelle Butcher, Rodes-Harlin Hall, reported on Sept. 25 that her dark blue Nokia cell phone was stolen. The value of the theft was $130. Drew Cox, Barnes-Campbell Hall, reported on Sept. 26 that his Pioneer stereo, a gray Apple iPod, cash and Surefire flashlight were stolen from his 2007 Ford Escape.
The Famuan, Florida A&M University, FL
5 days ago
WEDNESDAY The Beta Alpha Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is hosting "Support a Black Business" at the John G. Riley House Museum from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is $2. Contact Magalie Yacinthe at ymagalie@yahoo.com for more information. ANNOUCMENTS The Vegetarian Student Alliance will have interest meetings on Tuesday, Sept.
Carolinian, University of North Carolina Greensboro, NC
5 days ago by Jody McGillivray
The Gallup poll will never ask Republican-registered voters, "Would you vote for McCain/Palin if John McCain were African-American?" The Republicans nominated a woman for vice president 24 years after the Democrats already broke that barrier. How many Republicans would vote for an African-American? Since they have not nominated an African-American or ethnic minority for president, we will never know.
College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY
6 days ago by Eric Isbell
"It's time for change." A statement that brings tears to any conservative's eyes, to make us wonder in view of our current situations, what kind of change is expected? To be certain, to this date, there hasn't been much change that can be seen from Democratic candidate Barack Obama.
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