NCU Efforts to Can the Spam
October 6, 2009 · Comments Off on NCU Efforts to Can the Spam
Spam is defined as “internet slang that refers to unsolicited email (UCE) or unsolicited bulk email (UBE),” according to Indiana University’s website.
People commonly call spam junk email. Spammers often use bots, automatic programs used to scour the Internet, to collect addresses or buy them from other companies in bulk. Spammers, having nothing to lose, often send thousands or even tens of thousands of messages for just one response.
NCU Faculty Involved with New Bible Translation
October 6, 2009 · Comments Off on NCU Faculty Involved with New Bible Translation
On January 1 2010, the Military Bible Association will publish The Leader’s Bible, which is an update to the King James Version and designed specifically for the military. Features will include the Founding Father’s Statements on Religious Freedom, Moral Leadership in the Founding of America, The Role of Military Chaplains, Military Prayer and Hymns, Military & Church Creeds, The Military Code of Conduct, Nine Leadership Beatitudes, and Six Factors for Ethical Decision-Making.
New Faculty Profiles
October 6, 2009 · Comments Off on New Faculty Profiles
Todd Wold is the new chair of the communication arts department. Wold attended North Central for his first three years of undergraduate study. He also traveled with Chorale on trips throughout Europe during his time at North Central.
Faculty Profile: Greg Hayton
October 6, 2009 · Comments Off on Faculty Profile: Greg Hayton
Greg Hayton is the new associate professor in the education department. He is also the faculty athletic representative and an active supporter of the North Central cross-country team. Hayton grew up in Illinois and received a bachelor’s degree from Eureka College. His degree was in physical education along with a psychology minor. He received his master’s degree from Northern Illinois University in outdoor teaching education and physical science. Greg spent many years as a middle and high school teacher, as well as a coach before coming to North Central. He spoke of seeing many amazing things on the athletic field.
A new Athletics Director
October 6, 2009 · Comments Off on A new Athletics Director
After his first year as Director of Athletic Operations and the men’s basketball coach, Coach High has decided to step up and become the Athletic Director, but will remain the head coach for men’s basketball team. “This is what I enjoy doing. This is my twentieth year working in the athletic administration,” said Coach High.
Family dynamic proves strong in Cross Country
October 5, 2009 · Comments Off on Family dynamic proves strong in Cross Country
In the sports world, each season brings something new to the table. The dynamics change as seniors graduate and freshmen arrive. For the runners at North Central, another season is underway, bringing new records, personal bests and as always, some taped ankles.
Changing coaches, changing teammates
October 5, 2009 · Comments Off on Changing coaches, changing teammates
Henry Ford said, “Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.” The men’s and women’s soccer teams hope to achieve great things this season. The women’s team hopes to get to Nationals again and to get beyond the first round.
The new and improved baseball team
October 5, 2009 · Comments Off on The new and improved baseball team
Have you ever thought about why the baseball team is practicing early?
The baseball team is getting ready for the spring season by holding fall practices in which the new and returning players can get to know each other and also learn from each other. When asked how they felt about fall practice, the players all said that they loved it.
Hardcore Parkour
October 5, 2009 · Comments Off on Hardcore Parkour
Would you consider yourself as fight or flight? Or if the very idea of fight, and or flight, which is the negation of fight, all in all deems the whole predicament as plightful, how then would you evade a precarious circumstance, but slither away unbruised by the mental anguish of fleeing?
