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2010-2011 Talon Staff
Q and A
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A Look Back:Pecota Student Center
As Northwest University celebrates its 75th anniversary, faculty and staff reflect about the oldest building on campus and the future of NU. On October 5 1958, Northwest Bible College opened its new campus in Houghton and what is now the Pecota Center “was the only remaining building from the Steward Heights housing project that was built on this site in WWII,” said Dr. Leroy Johnson who came to Northwest in the fall of 1967.
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NU Celebrates 75 With Meydenbauer Event
Over the 43 years Dr. LeRoy Johnson has taught at Northwest University, many students and faculty members have had the privilege of experiencing his old fashioned values and charitable nature. As a faculty member who has had many different jobs on campus including a painter, assistant basketball coach, basketball announcer, and a history professor, Johnson has touched many lives in the process.
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Residence Life Makes Mass Exodus
They arrived on the same exact day four years ago, and now they are leaving together. Next fall, all three Residence Life deans will be leaving their current positions at Northwest University. They will be pursuing other personal and professional areas of interest.
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What’s Next for Campus Ministry?
It’s been a good year, and now that we’re winding down the 2009-10 school year, it’s time to start thinking about what lies ahead for chapel and other student ministries. Each new year brings exciting changes across campus, and Campus Ministry is one of the many parts of NU that will experience many changes in the next year. Looking back, this year has been incredibly blessed in many ways and seen God’s faithfulness as He cares for the students at Northwest
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Five Teams Set To Compete At Social Venture Finals
The Legacy Tour, hosted by Invisible Children (IC), recently visited Northwest University’s campus to help spread the word about the war in Northern Uganda and to help raise funds to rebuild the country. Invisible Children was first created in 2005 when three college aged students traveled to Northern Uganda and discovered a war that has been going on for over two decades
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Seniors Propel IntoTheir Future
Northwest University graduates power through their final weeks of college as Commencement quickly approaches. After hours of strenuous work and studying, upcoming graduates reflect on their past years at NU and what their futures hold. “I think a lot of ‘impossibles’ are really just a lot of little “possibles” bunched together,” said Todd SittigSittig plans to continue teaching as a drama teacher for The School for PropheticArts at Christ Church Kirkland. “As a Communication major I have grown in being able to get up in front of people in a more professional manor.
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NUSG Voices Plans
Elections are over and are results in, next year’s NUSG team prepares to test run a new system of government. While the team has not met formally to discuss next year’s agenda, Carl Erickson, next year’s NUSG president, clearly emphasized his desire to create a campus-wide heart of service."I hope to build unity as a team, to try to follow the example of leadership that was set before us, to implement a heart of service on our campus,” said Carl Erickson.
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Evening: A Night in the Spotlight
Northwest students, staff and faculty enoyed “A Night in the Spotlight” at Evening 2010. Held under the wingspan of the Blackbird SR-71 at the Museum of Flight in Seattle, students were given the opportunity to wander the exhibits, eat decadent deserts catered by McCormick and Schmick’s, and enjoyed entertainment by comedian Bob Smiley. Evening capped off the school year for NU. The year was filled with many memorable moments, according to students.
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Seniors Leave Their Mark on NU’s Campus
Senior students are preparing to leave their mark as this year’s Senior Legacy project is being discussed. Each year, the senior class is designated money to leave behind a “token” in memory of their graduating class. From scholarships to fountains, past senior classes have used the money in a variety of ways. After much consideration and deliberation, this year’s senior class, represented by Liz Rodriques and Krissa Partridge, have opted to spend the money to install a professional, 12-hole frisbee golf course that will encompass the entire campus
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