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After serving as president of NT for six years, Norval Pohl is back at the university this semester as a professor teaching in the College of Business Adminstration. Pohl first came to NT as provost and vice president of academic affairs in 1999 after serving as the dean of the College of Business and Economics at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas. (1) comment
With the recent opening of Chestnut Hall, the University Union has room to begin renovations. The move of the Career Center and the Counseling and Testing Services to their new location provided much needed space to accommodate NT's growing population and the expansion of current programs in the Union, said Union Director Tom Rufer. (0) comments
NT students have the opportunity to study in countries such as Saudi Arabia, Ghana, Malaysia and Spain with this year's faculty-led study abroad programs. The semester's first Study Abroad Fair, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday in the Courtyard of the University Union, will provide information regarding the trips. (0) comments
The Mean Green men's basketball team defeated the Middle Tennessee State University Blue Raiders 66-53 Thursday night in the Super Pit. NT (14-7, 5-4) took the lead early jumping out to a 4-0 lead only at 1:09 into the game, and never looked back as they would go on to hand the Blue Raiders (9-11, 5-5) their first road conference-loss of the season. (0) comments
The Mean Green swimming and diving team hosted Texas Christian University Wednesday night at the Pohl Recreation Center, suffering an 83-48 loss, but defeating Incarnate Word University 118-9. "We were solid," said head coach Joe Dykstra. "The girls raced hard. (0) comments
In one hand, the skinless rider holds his brain and in the other, his horse's. It's not a scene from a horror movie - it is part of Gunther von Hagens' "Body Worlds." "Body Worlds" is a collection of real bodies and body parts that have been plastinated, a process invented by von Hagens in 1977 to protect bodies from decaying while being studied in medical schools. (0) comments
A slosh of ice and mud covers the streets and sidewalks of a small Utah city, once sleepy but now bustling with energy and passion. Men and women are screeching on cell phones, hobnobbing with strangers or frantically searching their maps for their next destination. (0) comments
Sophia Bush recently found herself dangling out of her boyfriend's car window at speeds of up to 90 mph. However, it wasn't really her boyfriend or his car - she was only acting in her newest role as Grace Andrews in the re-make of the 1986 thriller, "The Hitcher. (0) comments
