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Seventy-one
to compete for title of Most Beautiful
By
Emily Kelley, Staff Writer
Published 11/02/2009
Seventy-one
young women will compete for the title of ‘Most Beautiful’
at Northeast as the college hosts its annual Parade of Beauties
on Tuesday, November 10, in the Seth Pounds Auditorium.
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Daylight
Saving Time takes a few hours to get adjusted to it
By
Emily Kelley, Staff Writer
Published 10/29/2009
Don't
forget to set your clocks back Saturday night.
America
reverts to Standard Time at 2 a.m. Sunday, November 1.
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Artist
gallery features self-taught Northeast alumnus
By
Amanda Walker, Staff Writer
Published 10/27/2009
Northeast’s
art gallery currently holds pictures from a self-taught artist,
Tony Bullard. .
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Photo
by Tony Finch
Blood
Pressure Clinic
Mississippi
Organization of Associate Degree Nursing Students -- Northeast Mississippi
Community College (MOSA-NEMCC) chapter offered Northeast faculty,
staff and students a chance to have their blood pressure checked
at no charge during a heart healthy exhibit. Members of MOSA-NEMCC
set up in the lobby of the Haney Union at Northeast Mississippi
Community College on Monday, October 26 and recorded the blood pressure
readings of those that volunteered. Also during that time, members
handed out heart healthy literature. Northeast chief of police/campus
security Dean Bearden was one of the many to have his blood pressure
checked during the clinic.
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Pair
dances set for latter part of fall semester
By
Lindsay Hill, Staff Writer
Published 10/26/2009
A
pair of dances dot the Northeast student activities calendar for
the latter part of the 2009 fall semester.
Northeast is
holding a Halloween Costume Party and Dance Monday, October 26 and
a Fall Formal on Tuesday, November 17..
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Nursing
tradition of feeding the multitudes continues
By
Jennifer Friar, Staff Writer
Published 10/26/2009
A
tradition that dates back to the late 1990s is still going strong
in the Northeast nursing department.
“Feeding the Multitudes,” a mid-semester event when
the freshman nursing instructors serve lunch to the freshman nursing
students to officially welcome them to the program, began back in
the late 1990s. .
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PTK
offers way to boost GPA
By
Amanda Walker, Staff Writer
Published 10/26/2009
Northeast’s
Phi Theta Kappa is offering students a way to boost their grade
point average (GPA).
Honors Forum is an academic class that anyone can join at the beginning
of each semester.
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TIGERS'
ROAR
(10.19.2009)
What
do you like to do in your free time when you are not in class or
studying?
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| Running
back joins rare company with 1,000-yard season
Northeast
Sports Information
Northeast
Mississippi Community College sophomore running back Jeremy Cannon
(New Albany) joined rare company in the Tigers’ season finale
on Saturday, October 24.
Cannon
entered Northeast final game against Northwest Mississippi Community
College in Senatobia needing 23 yards on the season to break the
1,000-yard mark.
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| Tigers
end season in Senatobia
Northeast
Sports Information
Northeast
Mississippi Community College’s football team capped its 2009
season with another close one.
Northeast
(2-7, 2-4 in North Division) held the state’s topped ranked
pass offense to under 250 yards through the air, but it was not
enough as the Tigers fell in the season finale to the Northwest
Rangers 17-14 Saturday, October 24.
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| Running
back 23 yards shy of 1,000-yard plateau
Northeast
Sports Information
Northeast
Mississippi Community College sophomore running back Jeremy Cannon
(New Albany) sits just 23 yards shy of the 1,000-yard plateau as
Northeast enters its final game of the 2009 season Saturday, October
24.
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| MACJC
All-Star Classic set for December
Northeast
Sports Information
Northeast
Mississippi Community College’s Keenum Stadium will host the
thirty-sixth annual Mississippi Association of Community/Junior
Colleges (MACJC) All-Star Classic football game on Saturday, December
5
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Northeast
entertains SACS on-campus visit
By
Emily Kelly, Staff Writer
Published 10/19/2009
Representatives
from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) recently
visited Northeast as a part of the school's reaccreditation process.
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