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 President
Paul Trible talks with students during a Richmond Times-Dispatch photo shoot.
Front Page, Above the Fold
CNU received
noteworthy recognition from the Richmond Times-Dispatch on
Monday, October 4, with a story highlighting its recent growth and development.
Talk
of the Towne
The School of Business has
named TowneBank founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer G. Robert Aston,
Jr., as the 2nd
Annual Entrepreneur-In-Residence. Aston
visits campus on October 24 to meet with students, faculty and community leaders.
The event is open to the public.
Embedded
in Iraq
Stephanie
Heinatz '02, staff writer for the Daily Press (Newport
News) continues to follow an Army unit out of Ft. Eustis
during its deployment to Iraq. Read her most
recent reports from the front lines.
CNU ATHLETICS Sports
Shorts |
Volleyball
The volleyball
team swept N. C. Wesleyan 3-0 Tuesday night.
Football
Football is
now 2-2 overall and 0-1 in the USA South after a disappointing loss to
Shenandoah last weekend. The Captains take on Greensboro at home this
Saturday. Tickets are
available.
Soccer
The
women's
soccer team remained fifth in this week's
National Soccer Coaches Association of America's
South Region poll.
The CNU
Athletic Department keeps you updated with
scores and highlights of your favorite CNU teams.
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Upcoming
Events |
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Dancing
with TheaterCNU
TheaterCNU
opens its season with Dancing
at Lughnasa,
a Tony Award winning play by Brian Friel, on October 8,
9, 10.
Nickel
Creek Tickets Now on Sale
Nickel
Creek with Howie
Day, October 23, at the Freeman Center.
For tickets call (757) 594-8752. CNU Students, $15
General Public, $25.
Homecoming - All
Welcome
Join
us for Homecoming on November 13 for a picnic lunch on
the Intramural field with live band 10 Spot, and cheer
on the Captains at the 1 p.m. football game.
Dean
Parks Colloquia Speaker Series begins on October
22
From peace and civil rights to sex, global health and war profiteering - Christopher
Newport University's yearlong Dean
Parks Colloquia speaker series will explore "Ethical
Issues in Society."
Mark
your calendars |
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| Oct.
8-10 |
Dancing At Lughnasa |
| Oct. 15-16 |
Dancing
At Lughnasa |
| Nov.
13 |
Homecoming
CNU
Football vs. Ferrum
1 p.m. POMOCO Stadium
Santoro Hall Reunion |
| Dec. 16 |
Graduation Rehearsal |
| Dec. 18 |
Winter Commencement |
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Special
Recognition |
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Points of Entry wins travel writing award
A Rwandan war travel memoir published in Points
of Entry, a professional journal
housed in Christopher Newport University's English department, has won
a gold award and $500 cash prize from the Society of American Travel Writers.
Congratulations TheaterCNU!
TheaterCNU took home three awards in the 2004
Port Folio Awards for Theatrical
Achievement.
For
more CNU Faculty & Student accolades, please visit
The MainSail,
the e-newsletter of the Christopher Newport University
Faculty.
Alumni
College |
Many
universities offer alumni colleges that provide
continuing education opportunities. Would you be
interested in a discussion forum with CNU faculty
on a current issue during the Homecoming weekend?
If so, what topics would interest you?
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