The NIC Sentinel

Monday, October 15, 2007

News

• Regional FBI most-wanted fugitive arrested on campus
• Students receive new representation
• 'Madame Butterfly' takes flight
• Alcohol allowed at on-campus event for first time since policy change
• College fund finds $40,000 parked outside
• Biomedical students look for cures at BSU
• Blood drive collects from students, staff
• Video conferencing connects students
• Staff flexes muscles for Wellness Fair
• Campus crime log
• CAMPUS BRIEFS
• Celebrating the Constitution
• LCSC Days A Success

Life

• Fight of her life
• Students vacation from their anxiety
• Graduate chosen for $5,000 fellowship at Boise State
• Learning healthy communication
• The Art of Humanities
• Venerable Thubten Chodron asks students, 'What's worth doing?'
• Communication instructor shares love for outdoors
• Domestic violence exhibit brings awareness to community
• NIC hires new American Indian student advisor

Entertainment

• London tour offers theater highlights in May 2008
• Dance Company
• Traveling musician performs in lower lever of SUB
• Local musician hosts benefit
• Upcoming Events
• Bluegrass band Druha Trava entertains in Schuler
• Artist brings impressionistic style to Boswell Corner Gallery
• 'Late Late Night Show' comedian makes stop in the SUB
• 'Heidi the Musical' workshop to begin at NIC
• Mine-employed student finds more than minerals

Sports

• What's the score?
• Reaching for nationals
• Cards roll over CMC
• Lady Cards add win to their record defeating Community College of Spokane 3-1
• Here, there and everywhere
• Corner pocket
• Crashing Cannon

Opinion

• Editorial
• Hillary: the new face of communism
• Chokecherries
• Hell hath no fury like a server scorned
• Let's not get ahead of ourselves, Mr. Bush
• Simple ways to cope with stress
• Gonorrhea: not a reason to applaud
• Student Soapbox
• Four-letter word
• Phil 103 provides new views
• What's your guess?

Comics

• Small Potatoes
• Stink Pickle

Back Page

• Ghostbusting

I Spy

• What's your guess?

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