Winter 2009 — Volume 25, Issue 2
Inside this issue
On The Cover
Tools of Engagement
For students in Dr. William Cliff's Nature Study class, the sky's the limit. But the earth, wind and water will do nicely as well.
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The Search for an Arkansas Sunset
When thinking about the traditional student-teacher relationship, many people conjure up images of boring professors lecturing groups of disinterested students.
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Kaylin Ranagan, '08, Attends Presidential Inauguration
Kaylin Ranagan, '08, an admissions counselor at Niagara University, was selected to supervise high school students participating in the Presidential...
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Online Exclusives
- Niagara students make profit on the market
- Niagara University's Young Entrepreneurs Academy gives kids the chance to finance a dream.
- Niagara athletics honors student-athletes
- Armando Scarlato, musician and Niagara hockey player, discusses his music
- Niagara holds ceremony for Applied Urban Ministry program graduates
- Listen to two Niagara University students, freshman Tavon Rowe from New York City, and senior Joe Fitzpatrick from North Tonawanda, recite a poem they wrote for the Stand Against Racism event on April 3.
- Niagara celebrates unity and hope
- Kaylin Ranagan, '08, talks about her role as a faculty adviser at the Presidential Youth Inaugural Conference
Niagarans In The News
- Nick Langworthy, '03, has successful career in politics
- Tara Steele, '07, co-writes Tibet in Song, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
- At 89, Mac Harvey, '46, doesn't think he'll ever retire
- Daniel Teplesky, '75, named district superintendent of the Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk school district