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Business
class team wins simulation contest
Four executives
presented the secrets of their number one business to
colleagues recently, citing their company's high earnings
per share, low cost structure and early success in securing
celebrity endorsements in the shoe industry's highly
competitive market. After their talk in the Northern
State University Governor's E-classroom, the four answered
questions about the future of their company. (Read
full article)
Technical
difficulties prevented MIS 488 class
After several weeks of effort and preparation, the video
conference scheduled for the Dec. 10 MIS 488 class at
the Johnson Fine Art Center of Northern State University
did not happen due to technical difficulties with AT&T.
(Read full article)
Wrage
retires from science department
Keith Wrage was a member of the NSU science department,
and signed his retirement papers, even though he has
only been teaching here for three years. (Read
full article)
NSU
Chapter of Kappa Mu Epsilon inducts six
Kappa Mu Epsilon, a national mathematics honor society,
recently inducted six new members into the Northern
State University Chapter.
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NSU
Foundation recieves grent from Midcontinent
The Northern State University Foundation recently received
a $2,000 grant from the Midcontinent Media Foundation.
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NSU
tunnels discovered, nothing but pipes, phone lines
When assigned this article, I was ecstatic. I was sure
that not very many of Northern State University’s students
knew that they walk over “secret” tunnels when they
journey across campus. I imagined that the tunnels were
used during WWII, or they had some other hidden meaning.
I at least knew that the tunnels had to serve some kind
of gigantic purpose.
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Aberdeen
middle school's future uncertain
On Nov. 26 of last year, the school board voted to close
Simmons Middle School, one of only two public middle
schools in Aberdeen - but the matter remains unsettled.
(Read full article)
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