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Student reactions to Tapingo app mixed

Student reactions to Tapingo app mixed

BY SHALEA PESHLAKAI — The latest app for smart phone users at Northern Arizona University (NAU) is Tapingo. Tapingo – or rather “tap-n-go”...

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NAIPTA honored again

NAIPTA honored again

BY GARY COLLINS — Recognized by the Arizona Transit Association (AzTA), the Northern Arizona Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority (NAIPTA) was named...

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Top five NAU majors with the most graduates

Top five NAU majors with the most graduates

  BY MARISSA MITCHELL — The most popular majors among 2013 graduates are elementary education, biology (including environmental science-biology), psychology,...

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Passing the torch: NAU’s spring 2013 commencement speakers

Passing the torch: NAU’s spring 2013 commencement speakers

BY MITCH KULLOS — The month of May carries with it many things: the onset of better weather, finals, summer break and for many fortunate students, the final step...

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NAU Action Research Teams to showcase sustainability projects

NAU Action Research Teams to showcase sustainability projects

BY KRISTEN BEESLEY — In the fall 2009, graduate students in the masters of sustainable communities program, undergraduates, faculty, students in the First Year...

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The Meaning of Freedom: Political activist Angela Davis comes to NAU

The Meaning of Freedom: Political activist Angela Davis comes to NAU

BY GARY COLLINS —  “How many remember the names Carole Robertson, Denise McNair, Addie Mae Collins or Cynthia Wesley?” said Ricardo Guthrie, assistant professor...

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In NAU speech, Exonerated Death Row inmate discusses his experiences

In NAU speech, Exonerated Death Row inmate discusses his experiences

BY JOE MCKAY — On April 22, more than 400 people attended a talk given by Damien Echols, a wrongly convicted death row inmate released in 2011. Echols spoke about...

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(Photo by Holly Mandarich)

Updated: Beaver St. will not be closing for railway maintenance

BY GARY COLLINS – UPDATED AT 12:15 p.m. ON APRIL 27TH: Maintenance work on the crossing of the BNSF railway will not force the closure of the Beaver St. intersection...

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Hannah Montgomery, a junior, and Kate McDermott, a sophomore, both majoring in public health, work on the city made of recycled material. This event was put on by NAU's chapter of American Institute of Graphic Arts. (by Andi Sanchez)

Earth Week in Flagstaff

BY MITCH KULLOS — The culmination of Earth Week, for both Northern Arizona University (NAU) and the City of Flagstaff, was on April 20. Events like the Eco Fashion...

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Eunson Award Ceremony honors alumna Tracye Hutchins, distinguished lecturer Aristide Economopoulos

Eunson Award Ceremony honors alumna Tracye Hutchins, distinguished lecturer Aristide Economopoulos

BY GARY COLLINS —   Fleeing for his life when the north tower of the World Trade Center collapsed on Sept. 11, 2001, photojournalist Aristide Economopoulos...

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