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• Water aerobics classes to be offered
• Activities and events for May 27 - June 2
• Spring Commencement on NSU TV
• NSU to close for Memorial Day
• Matching students with the right job
• University to host more than 40 camps this summer
• Learn to fish this summer
• Visual Arts Academy June 24-29
• Great music to remember
• Twenty-eight students to be freshman connectors
• Iridium Quartet to perform Friday
• University joins national coalition
• Financial aid FAQ
• NSU commended for Tree Campus designation
• Swim classes to be offered at Rec Complex
• Briggs swim raises $5,800
• Barbaree, Kirchoff named to Hall of Distinction
• Events and activities for May 20-26
• Helping students stay healthy in body and mind
• Campus improvements
• Chase Scholarship to benefit education major
• Furever Friends Garden opens
• Three sessions of Freshman Connection set
• Harry's Big Swim
• Possible budget cuts
• SAHE, Counseling programs announce name changes
• Cheer Clinic Saturday, May 19
• Nagel earns Award of Excellence
• Activities and events for May 13-19
• Student teachers recognized
• Teen abuse of prescription pain drugs starts early
• Working with students who want to learn
• Furever Friends Garden to open
• NSU raises $36 million in capital campaign
• Derosier named top soloist
• Celebrating the state's rich history
• Summer classes begin Monday
• Students, faculty present at Academic Summit
• Study finds 12 health problems that can be deadly for people with COPD
• Quilt raffle benefits Wounded Warriors
• Analysis raises concerns about how clinical trials are conducted
• Finishing what he started
• Harrell wins Nurse's Touch Award
• Tight swaddling may raise babies' risk of hip problems
• Making changes
• Band uniform pillows, totes for sale
• Activities and events for May 6-12
• Encouraged to excel by students
• Afternoon commencement's top grads recognized
• Morning commencement's top grads recognized
• Spring graduates listed
• New drug approved for erectile dysfunction
• Mother and son to receive degrees Friday
• New work by Dromm well received
• Blood sugar control a challenge for kids with type 2 diabetes
• Title company visits Research Center
• Kyung Kim earns research award
• Kyung Kim named earns research award
• Exercise, healthy diet help keep cancer from coming back
• Students present suicide prevention program
• ROTC holds recognition program
• Walking can cut fatigue after cancer surgery, study suggests
• NSU to host state orchestral, choral festivals
• Activities and events for April 29 - May 5
• Gum disease not a proven cause of heart disease, experts say
• Phi Beta Delta inducts new members
• Part of a sharing, caring environment
• Canned produce can be a nutritional bargain, study says
• McAlister selected for NCATE board
• Cisco Systems spotlights Northwestern State
• Guifiti Quartet to play recital Monday
• American Lung Association issues guidelines for lung cancer screening
• Spring Commencement to be held May 4
• Warrior Dash
• NSU Jazz Combos to perform Saturday
• Measles cases hit 15-year high
• Pom Pon Line tryouts to be held Saturday
• Artist's Talk April 26
• Tickets available for Fais Do-Do
• Loft Theatre named in honor of Dr. Jack Wann
• University to close Nesom Natatorium
• Students visit Moonbot Studios
• Schelette Scholarship recipient named
• Arthritis patients who skip prescribed gastroprotective drugs risk side effects
• Alumnus Gayle Hatch named a Louisiana Legend
• Orchestra to debut new work Thursday
• Rogers earns praise during foreign exchange
• Activities and events for April 22-28
• Briggs' 92nd birthday swim May 17
• Active lifestyle may reduce Alzheimer's risk, study shows
• Providing the Northwestern State experience
• Make safety a priority during spring cleaning chores
• Pellegrin receives Bostick professorship
• Pelligrin receives Bostick professorship
• Find out what is happening at Northwestern State
• Pianist Anton Nel to perform tonight
• Students pen children's books
• Fewer kids dying from unintentional injuries
• Alice in Wonderland to be presented this weekend
• Family Band Concert set for Sunday
• Alpha Lambda Delta initiation
• Hip and knee replacements not as successful in smokers
• TriBeta to March for Babies
• Cheerleader, Dazzler auditions to be held
• Pianist Anton Nel to perform Friday
• International Festival April 24
• Phi Beta Lambda competitors honored
• Vaccines for babies: Tips to ease the pain
• UL Academic Summit this week
• Teacher Job Fair
• Pi Kapps beautify Lions Camp
• Euphonium-Tuba Quartet to perform Tuesday
• SO-E
• A sibling's stroke significantly raises your risk, study finds
• Activities and events for April 15-21
• Muscle training a safe, effective treatment for urinary incontinence in women
• Photographer's Forum finalists
• Growing the NSU family
• Low levels of BPA in plastics aren't a health threat, FDA says
• All in the movement
• Clean-Up day April 28
• Many cancer survivors die from conditions other than cancer, study shows
• NSU part of program to help veterans
• Demon Math Classic Winners announced
• Prostate cancer more likely to return in overweight men, study suggests
• One of the country's best
• A new way to teach technical writing
• Wash reusable grocery bags regularly, dietitians advise
• Faculty Research Awards presented
• Jessie Bernard receives Nth Degree
• Most people get enough vitamins A and D and folate, report shows
• Just listen to yourself
• Yarn Bombers strike again
• Depression after stroke common, undertreated
• Activities and events for April 8-14
• Cancer death rates declining, but obesity and lack of exercise are a growing concern
• Scholars' College students assist D.O.V.E.S.
• Helping students find information
• Weight loss and exercise help prevent disability in overweight adults with type 2 diabetes
• Spring Read to be shown on NSU TV
• Career fairs scheduled
• Cellphones don't cause brain cancer, expert panel says
• Spring break to begin Friday
• Dr. Andy Crank receives Bailey Award
• Family Fais Do-Do May 11
• Alice in Wonderland to be performed
• An evening of percussion on Thursday
• CIS teams earn top honors at AITP
• Look at Shakespeare in a new way
• Eating raisins may help lower blood pressure
• Baroque to modern day
• Encouraging spring break safety
• Demon Heat to perform tonight
• String Orchestra, Chamber Winds to perform
• Study: Heart bypass surgery has survival edge over angioplasty
• Housing complex to close
• Student researchers recognized
• Grad/transfer student open house April 28
• Activities and events for April 1-7
• Four in a row
• Pictures of clogged arteries help inspire healthy behavior
• Violin, viola students to perform
• Ink and Paper
• Helping NSU improve
• Sleeping too much or too little can hurt the heart, study suggests
• Jazz Orchestra to play at Jazz/R&B Festival
• Teen Summit draws 350 local students
• Creativity meets scholarship at Research Day
• Soy foods may help lower blood pressure
• Demon Heat to perform Tuesday
• Sharing poetry
• District Literary Rally results released
• Faculty appreciation
• State Quiz Bowl set for Saturday
• Competition Dazzled
• Study links white rice, type 2 diabetes risk
• Research Day schedule announced
• Israel-Palestine discussion March 28
• Original student work to premiere
• Medications are behind most accidental child poisonings, report says
• Rec Complex to reopen Tuesday
• Brent receives two major honors
• La. Studies Conference accepting proposals
• Survivor's story
• Natchitoches Teen Summit March 30
• Activities and events for March 25-31
• Five-year survival rates improving for common childhood cancer
• Early registration begins Monday
• Wind ensemble, symphonic band to perform
• Instructor connects with others through writing
• Art Shows opening March 26
• About two-thirds of Americans weigh too much, government says
• Bridging the mind through music
• Dr. Harry Briggs honored
• Chamber Choir in Alexandria
• Gastroenteritis deaths have doubled, report shows
• NSU TV to replay pageant
• Education Fair Saturday
• Organist Susan De Kam to perform tonight
• University to host literary rally Saturday
• Israel-Palestine discussion postponed
• Juried Art Show reception postponed
• Army Band to perform as scheduled tonight
• Alexandria campus closed Wednesday
• Leesville, Natchitoches campuses closed Wednesday
• For women, new guidelines for cervical cancer screening
• Gruesbeck to host summit discussion
• Organist Susan De Kam to perform March 22
• Juried Art Show reception March 21
• Kane keynote speaker for Research Day
• Synthetic marijuana can send kids to the ER
• Pianist Russell Hirshfield to perform tonight
• Cadet inspires leadership, courage
• Helping Hands Rummage Sale
• Alum leads orchestra to distinction
• Musicians should watch for signs of common skin condition
• "Musical Ambassadors of the Army" to perform
• Activities and events for March 18-24
• Too few women getting tested for chlamydia, survey shows
• Leading the Way in math and science
• 25th annual Research Day March 29
• Pediatricians offer updated baseball safety tips
• Administrators recruiting in Europe
• Israel-Palestine discussion March 21
• Pianist Russell Hirshfield to perform Monday
• Raising funds for wounded warriors
• Cutting back on red meat may extend your life, study says
• Sharing his experience
• Software workshop to be held Tuesday
• Art auction fund raiser March 24
• Comedic opera on Sunday
• Seamless transfer from BPCC to Northwestern State
• As it is in Heaven runs through Saturday
• Efforts to prevent youth smoking should be redoubled, Surgeon General says
• Thompson recital set for Thursday
• Grimes receives postgraduate scholarship
• A Man for All Ages
• Stairs can be dangerous for kids, study warns
• Spotlight on Natchitoches
• UL-Academic Summit April 19-20
• Allergic skin reaction sending more people to the hospital
• Coming full circle
• Activities and events for March 11-17
• Mild concussions can cause lasting problems for kids
• Improving student writing
• Heart association urges honest, informed talk between doctors and people with heart failure
• Merging art and music
• Caddo Conference March 16-17
• Each year with diabetes means higher stroke risk
• East Caspari project progressing
• Working together to help the region
• Helping children at Up 'til Dawn
• Living with Asperger's, finding success
• Northwestern State, Delgado sign agreement
• Flutist Eldred Spell to perform Monday
• Cenla Heart Walk
• 'Song for Japan' set for March 23
• Americans urged to learn their family history of colorectal cancer
• Fife and Drum Corps Drumline to appear Thursday
• Three Reeds Duo to perform Friday
• From Montenegro to Natchitoches
• Mental effects of breast cancer chemotherapy may linger for years
• Student work to be part of Leesville exhibit
• Tri Sigma House Groundbreaking
• Wind Symphony to perform spring concert tonight
• As it is in Heaven to open March 14
• Bonnette Golf Tournament May 28
• Crawfish for sale
• Statin warning labels get an update
• Activities and events for March 4 - 10
• Psych Dept. attends SEPA conference
• Pediatricians reaffirm breastfeeding recommendations
• University to host State Jazz Festival today
• Making Northwestern State look good
• Educator's research selected for top conference
• Pregnancy complications may raise heart disease risk later in life
• Tree Campus USA honors Northwestern State
• Eta Sigma Phi inducts 25 new members
• Tara Luck to meet with congressional delegation
• Trumpeter Mike Vax to perform Saturday
• Athletics program receives certification
• Wind Symphony to perform spring concert Monday
• Orchestra to feature concerto competition winners
• Colonoscopy prevents colon cancer deaths, study suggests
• Registration for B-term under way
• Deadline to apply for graduation is Thursday
• King exhibition to open in Alexandria Saturday
• JROTC competition Saturday
• Bathtub refinishing products can be dangerous, government warns
• Sen. Long meets with Faculty Senate
• Master's program in homeland security approved
• Chamber Choir and Orchestra to perform tonight
• NSU hosting math conference
• Many with asthma don't do all they can to control the disease
• March non-credit classes announced
• University to host State Jazz Festival Saturday
• Alum named to LHSS Hall of Fame
• Women's heart attacks don't always cause chest pain, study shows
• Northwestern State to begin using Banner this week
• Activities and events for Feb. 26 - March 3
• Vet Tech sets second Bathe A Dog Day
• Raw milk causes most U.S. dairy-linked disease outbreaks
• Notary public courses to be offered
• Composer Thomas Hundemer to be honored at recital
• Working closely with campus employees
• Women with peripheral arterial disease often not diagnosed
• Yarn bomb mystery unraveled
• Vet Tech partners with animal rescue groups
• Cartagena recruiting trip successful
• Antibiotics don't help acute sinus infections, study suggests
• Spring Senior Day, Credit Connection on March 3
• Artist Receptions Friday
• Criminal Justice Fair to offer career information
• University Health Day March 27
• Couch time OK for kids who exercise regularly, study suggests
• Caspari Street will be closed Thursday
• Caspari Street will be closed tomorrow
• Chamber Choir and Orchestra to perform Feb. 28
• Applications being accepted for ADVANCE Program
• Spots open for summer Europe tour
• Summer Europe Tour
• Lack of willpower may keep Americans from reaching healthy goals
• Louisiana Bicentennial Exhibit
• About 1 in 10 children live with a parent who has an alcohol problem
• Transforming School Statistics
• Roper Golf Tournament
• One-third of new cancer cases could be prevented, group says
• Activities and events for Feb. 19-25
• Dedication to Students
• Too many kids still exposed to secondhand smoke in cars
• University to close for Mardi Gras
• Yarn Bomb
• Students encouraged to begin financial aid process
• Top FBLA students receive scholarships
• Heart failure linked to brittle bones
• Winterguard wins first place in competition
• Afromestizo exhibition next week
• Freshman retention increases this spring
• Fourth generation at Northwestern State
• Woodard to lead financial aid office
• Tickets available for final three performances
• Teaching with Technology
• ACT Prep Course starts March 3
• Recruiting in Cartagena
• Americans are getting too much sodium
• Activities and events for Feb. 12-18
• Millions of Americans have had a knee replaced
• Part of a caring profession
• Area artist speaks to anthropology class
• Folk, Outsider Art Conference to be held next week
• Leesville/Fort Polk students can use tutor service
• Nursing and Allied Health open house
• Knee replacement may mean longer, healthier life for people with osteoarthritis
• University to host FBLA District Conference Friday
• One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest opens tonight
• One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest under way
• Criminal Justice Scholarship
• New immunization schedules advise HPV vaccine for boys
• Hall of Distinguished Educators
• Legacy Tree Planting
• Middle-aged heart risks dramatically increase chance of heart attack, stroke
• PREP may be offered in Marksville
• Soprano recital Thursday
• One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
• Activities and events for Feb. 5 - 11
• Family participating in preemie study
• Thompson wins Miss Northwestern-LOB Pageant
• Carpooling parents inconsistent with booster seats, survey finds
• Lady of the Bracelet Pageant is tonight
• Working closely with graduate students
• Christopher and Drummond to feature Offenbach work
• STREET CLOSURE
• Theatre and Dance tickets available online
• PREP information session Feb. 14
• Miss Northwestern - LOB Pageant is Saturday
• Spring Scholars' Day to be held Feb. 11
• Kane to appear at Leesville events
• Graduation ceremonies will be shown on NSU TV
• Many adults with rheumatoid arthritis are inactive
• East Caspari Hall project is under way
• Young People's Concert on Monday
• PRAXIS seminars set for teacher candidates
• Biomedical Lecture Feb. 10
• Breast, colorectal and cervical cancer screening rates too low
• One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest to open Feb. 8
• Commemorating Black History Month
• Dietary cholesterol, animal fat linked to gestational diabetes
• Unprecedented number of scholarships available
• Alumna receives Distinguished Service Award
• Tree planting enhances school garden
• OB-GYNs urged to screen for relationship violence, abuse
• Activities and events for Jan. 29 - Feb. 4
• Mental exercise may limit protein linked to Alzheimer's disease
• Academic excellence attracts new soccer coach
• Leg, foot amputations decline in people with diabetes
• Learning about Northwestern State Traditions
• February non-credit class schedule announced
• Meet with employers at Feb. 7 Career Fair
• Parental involvement can help obese kids slim down
• Early deadline for "Creole in Vegas" approaching
• Added services at university libraries
• Russian composers to be featured in recital
• Sex is safe for most people with heart disease
• New site for Demon merchandise
• Explore Northwestern State
• Lady of the Bracelet Pageant set for Feb. 4
• Leesville-Fort Polk campus cancels classes
• Student recital shifts to LSMSA
• Women with normal bone density can delay their next test, study suggests
• University to host Louisiana Thespian Festival
• Washington-Jones, Parrie collaborate on e-book
• Recital hall, art gallery receiving improvements
• Services to be held for Dr. Charles "Red" Thomas
• Top trumpet in state intercollegiate band
• Sunscreen use drops when kids reach adolescence
• Activities and events for Jan. 22-28
• Louisiana Bicentennial exhibit opens Tuesday
• Prehypertension puts men at risk for heart rhythm disorder
• Student quartet to perform Wednesday
• Providing needed information
• Listen up: Wearing headphones can put pedestrians at risk
• Theatre and Dance sets spring schedule
• Obesity rates in U.S. plateau, but remain high
• Montgomery to join Poltical Hall of Fame
• NSBWA will sponsor style show for D.O.V.E.S.
• Fall Honor List released
• Are we stressed? National survey says yes
• Academic success for student-athletes
• Help in starting a business
• Biomedical Lecture Series continues Friday
• Provost announces Dean's List for Fall 2011
• Obesity surgery: Study suggests gastric bypass is superior to gastric banding
• Creole in Vegas to be held May 11-12
• President's List for Fall 2011 announced
• Spring Cheer Clinic set
• Late registration being held through Wednesday
• Activities and events for Jan. 15-21
• Drug may help gout patients stick to long-tem therapy
• Biology prof studies chromosomal links to cancer
• One in six Americans binge drinks
• HMT offering tour of Greece, Italy, Austria
• NSU to close for Martin Luther King Jr. holiday
• Losing a loved one can raise heart attack risk
• Human resources prep course starts Jan. 21
• Children's acetaminophen: Stay safe, know the dose
• Top 10 for online programs
• Juilliard trained pianist to perform Saturday
• Writing about values helps women lose weight, study suggests
• Six alumni take seats in state legislature
• Online programs in education ranked by U.S. News
• Professor elected to AABHE board
• Activities and events for Jan. 8 - 14
• Weight-loss surgery may lower risk of heart problems
• Antilley wears many hats in broadcasting
• Blogging may help teens cope with social distress
• Honoring Northwestern State traditions
• Family Fitness Day this Saturday
• Have fun with a non-credit class
• Poisoning now top cause of injury death-drugs usually to blame
• Horn lecture, recital set for Sunday and Monday
• Alum earns Episteme Award
• Departmental registration starts Tuesday
• Activities and events for Jan. 1 - 7
• Bourg promotes wellness throughout community
• Early spring registration to conclude Jan. 1
• Alum pens leadership book
• Family creates Award
• Working with incoming freshman
• Improved campus lighting
• Students design, create custom guitars
• Activities and events for Dec. 25-31
• Students raise funds for St. Jude
• Helping freshmen get off to a good start
• Teen smoking, alcohol use down, marijuana use up survey shows
• Service-learning project flowers
• Antioxidants help women avoid strokes, study suggests
• Back to School for Natchitoches - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Natchitoches Christmas Festival Of Lights 2011
• 2010 Christmas by Candlelight Tour of Home
• Haunted History Tour
• Natchitoches Christmas Festival Of Lights
• 29th Annual Northwestern State University Folk Festival

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