Transfer
Day welcomes 38 colleges
Advising hosts annual spring event
for students getting ready to transfer
Have you selected a college major
yet? Do you know what colleges
offer that major? What college are
you planning on transferring to after
North Lake?
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Students
quizzed on Black history
A questionnaire game on Black
historical figures challenged
North Lake students Feb. 8 .More...
Womanhood
event slated for March 23
Celebrate an ' extraordinary' female
from the past or present
In honor of Women's History
Month, students, faculty and staff
will celebrate “Extraordinary Women”
on March 23 from 12:30 p.m. to
1:30 p.m. in the Gallery. More...
Towns
and lives still shattered by Katrina
Spirit of giving has cooled; people's lives
still in despair along the Gulf Coast
Piles of
wreckage
and debris,
clothing
hanging from battered
trees, bricks
heaped upon on concrete
slabs where
houses one stood,
people walking
around with dazed expressions on
their faces. These were some of the
sights one could see on the Mississippi
coast. Not in the days after
Katrina, but four months after
the hurricane came ashore near the
Mississippi-Louisiana state line.. More...
Piano
teacher fi nds key to excitement
up
in the clouds
To Jennifer Weaver, piloting skills
are just a natural extension of musical instincts
This message
greets the
visitors to the
Figaro Academy
of Music Web site.
And perhaps nobody
embraces the Johann
Wolfgang von Goethe
message more than the
owner of the academy
herself, North Lake's
piano instructor Jennifer
Weaver. More... |
News & Notes
Art Portfolio Awards announced
This year, 13 art portfolios were submitted to the
art department for
judging. Each portfolio contained five to six pieces
of art that represented
the student's best work. More...
Accidents,
closures, outages. What’s next?
Since the campus opened
Jan. 17, a number of unfortunate
mishaps
have occurred
on our college's
property. Whether it's a
water main break, or a
power outage, or a gas
leak, the North Lake
Police Department is
right there making sure
that students, faculty
and staff are safe. More...
Student’s
reserve duty takes him to
New
Orleans
Ralph Castro is back at North Lake after
spending a semester in Louisiana
A North Lake student was
forced to quit school
when his reserve unit
was called to duty to
help with the aftermath of Hurricane
Katrina. More...
She's come
a long way
With a husband in Iraq, student
Wendy Perry adapts to a new life
Wendy Perry is portrayed
by her project
team members
in my fall 2005
government class as “... well organized,
and kept us together during
the semester and helped us to stay
focused on the project…” The team
members respect her as a leader, not
an usual occurrence. How come? More...
Determined
to dance
Student by day, Mavericks dancer by night
Nineteen-year-old Jordan
Baum has been
preparing for a career
in dance since she was
three years old. More...
Steriod
Truths
Many governments in
the world today have
controlled the production
and distribution
of anabolic steroids. Yet the
reported deaths and injuries are far
less than other substances. Cigarettes
are a leading cause of cancer.
More... |
