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Scanned Using Book Scancenter 5033 Constitution Ratification Saders hunt down the Votes The updated constitution, code and b y ANDREA SCHILLING Despite Gielow and Bark- procedures will be doll fouling out, both within voted on this week by The Idaho Center bled red four minutes of the buzzer, the student body and black last night when the Crusaders were able to the Crusaders defeated the hold onto their lead. NEWS College of Idaho Coyotes With one minute left, p g 2 76-71. NNU led 70-69. Adam “We haven’t won in four Shildmyer’s rebound en­ years,” said sophomore Pres­ abled the Crusaders to see a ton O ’Malley. “This is so victory in sight. Lady Saders Win cool because most of us stu­ C of I’s defense did no Women's basketball dents haven’t been around help for the Coyotes, as they brings home the first for the win until now.” committed two fouls in the win of the season. , The game was, close last minute on Ryman and throughout, with the Cru­ Scott Helpenstell. saders and Coyotes always After Ryman and Hel­ within less than eight points penstell made all their foul of each other. shots, NNU’s win was sealed The first half ended with and students joined in with NNU trailing 36-39, but the celebrating. the team was able to main­ “The end was most ex­ tain C of I through three- citing,” said junior Blake Turkey Day for pointers by Lxruie Beech Wenner. vegetarians What's a veggie-eater and Joel Ryman, eventually “This was a great cap to se­ to do for Thanksgiving? tying up the game 53-53. nior year,” said Robert Poe. NNU’s defense outlasted “This is the greatest moment the Coyotes through re­ in sports history.” bounds by Kendall Gielow, Junior Jake Bodenstab Tyler Roberts and Brian said the win made up for the Barkdoll. past two years that he has The game took a turn been a student, where NNU when Gielow hit a slam- had lost the rivalry game. dunk, putting NNU ahead “We lived the dream, Weather 60-55. baby,” said Bodenstab. THURSDAY Chance of showers. Hi: 57° I Low: 35° FRIDAY Culver men detain wanted car burglar Partly sunny. Hi: 52° I Low; 33' by ANDREA SCHILLING sophomore Evan Chaney, According to Rotz, junior the man down while the him,” said Rotz. Rotz also SATURDAY second west resident assis­ Jake Bodenstab, the resi­ othets awaited help from said the man was yelling at Mostly sunny. Hi: 53° I Low: 30’ A group of Culver resi­ tant, came to the window dent assistant on-desk that officials. the students with slurred dents detained a campus car to see if Rotz’s speculations night, came out of the dorm SUNDAY Thomas said the man was speech. Mostly sunny. burglar early last Friday. were correct. More Culver office because he heard the bald, and of Hispanic ori­ Carlow said they only had Hi: 50° I Low: 29' Around 1:30 a.m., a residents soon followed. commotion and helped gin. He also appeared to be to hold down the man for MONDAY group of students was on “One of us yelled ‘car the group out by calling in his early twenties. about five minutes, before Mostly suimy. Hi: 48° I Low; 28' Culver’s second west wing, thief,’ and that’s when we security. Carlow said the man campus security reached when freshman Zac Rotz took off,” said Thomas. The Once the pack reached stru^led to get up once the parking lot. Lewis said TUESDAY noticed something suspi­ pack of students then ran the alleged burglar, six of the six smdents had tack­ two officers arrived not long Mostly cloudy. Hi: 49° I Low; 27' cious out the window. outside to stop the burglar. the men held the man down led him. Carlow also said after. “[Rotz] noticed a guy try­ “There had to have been in the gravel, said Thomas. that while the man resisted, Rotz said Nampa police Index ing a whole bunch of car almost fifteen of us. The Carlow, along with Chaney there were no injuries to recognized the man. When 4ows 2 ipinion 4 doors in the Ford-Culver guy didn’t stand a chance,” and freshmen Zack Alexan­ any present. lam pus Life 6 parking lot,” said freshman said freshman Tennyson der, Mike Lewis, Matt Da­ “The man was drunk, you jports 8 Nate Thomas. Thomas said Carlow. vis and Matt Larson all held could smell the alcohol oh » S e e "Thief" on page 2 10 lum or 12 2 NEWS NOVEMBER 12, 2008 Homecoming brings the Alumni awards announcements b y RACHAEL FINCH of Directors from nomina­ “I really feel that NNU this university,” said Rick work and witness teams all Leon Doane Young Alum­ tions made by alumni and was, in fact, a springboard Waitley, who introduced over the world. nus Award. The couple friends. for life,” said Freeborn. Peterman during Friday’s “They are citizens of this owns PC Maintenance, a Homecoming means Alumni were recognized Randall A. Peterman, chapel. place [NNU] and citizens of sweeping and parking lot alumni awards for past gen­ in an extended chapel cere­ class of 1973, received the Peterman said that at the world,” said Jerry Hull, maintenance company. erations of NNU graduates, mony on Friday, kicking off Professional Achievement NNU he gained a sense of professor emeritus, who in­ “Fm a product of an in­ and this year two individu­ Homecoming weekend. Award. Peterman is a law­ calling. “An attorney can troduced them in chapel. credible support group that als and two couples were Dana Jean Freeborn, class yer in the Boise law office of even be called,” Peterman “We are most fortunate all graduated from this uni­ recognized for their out­ of 1982, is Alumnus of the Moffatt, Thomas, Barrett, said. for the opportunity we’ve versity,” said Brian Bohner. standing actions and lives Year. Freeborn, who gradu­ Rock & Fields. Ralph and Lynn Neil, had to help out here and A reception was held for of service. ated with a BWielor of Sci­ “His achievements and class of 1961, received there,” said Lynn Neil. the award winners in the Award winners are se­ ence in mathematics, works accomplishments reflect the the Distinguished Service Brian and Nichole Boh- Cavan and Jones Suites and lected in the spring each at Jet Propulsion Laboratory foundation of education he Award. Both have taught ner, class of 2000 and 1996 the Friesen Galleries follow­ year by the Alumni Board in Pasadena, California. received while attending at NNU and traveled with respectively, received the ing chapel. Student body to vote on the ASNNU Journalism and mass comm to constitution, code and procedures produce children’s news show by AIMEE NILES and ALU constitution must now be Grant Miller said there is b y AIMEE NILES of news.” experience in the broadcast SCHISLER ratified by the student body, not a lot of student interest “The mass communi­ field. Ytreeide has years said Grant Miller. in the legislative branch of Starting next semester, cation and journalism of experience as a televi­ Beginning tomorrow, stu­ The student body will the student government; so the journalism and mass programs have a lot of sion and film producer dents may cast votes in favor have the chance to deter­ voting on the constitutional communications depart­ students who have a huge and Roebuck has previ­ or in opposition of changes mine the legitimacy of the changes is one way for stu­ ments will be making news interest in broadcast news. ously worked as an assign­ to the Associated Students changes by voting on Black­ dents to get involved. shorts that will tentatively We have a great talent pool ment editor for an NBC of Northwest Nazarene board tomorrow through While the changes will play on KTVB, said Lucas to produce Tot News,” said affiliate. University constitution, Nov. 17. Grant Miller said affect SGA procedures, they Roebuck, assistant profes­ Roebuck. If there is enough stu­ code and procedures of sen­ passage of the changes re­ will not immediately af­ sor of journalism. Students will have the dent interest, we will also ate, said Grant Miller, SGA quires a two-thirds vote. fect the student body, said The shorts, called “Tot opportunity to do both try to start a production of executive vice president. While voting will take Grant Miller. However, the News” as the working title, on and off camera work. a web video newscast re­ During the 2007-2008 place on Blackboard, stu­ student body has the power are to be one-minute seg­ There will be positions for purposing the news found school year, changes to the dents can read the revised to determine whether or ments designed to play reporters, videographers, in The Crusader newspa­ ASNNU constitution were constitution on the NNU not the changes are imple­ during commercial breaks news readers, producers, per, said Roebuck. suggested by former SGA website, said Bailar. Re­ mented, said Grant Miller. of regular programming. graphic designers, editors For all interested stu­ Secretary Jackie Miller and vised documents can be ac­ Bailer said the changes During a three month and more. dents, there will be an in­ former Executive Vice Pres­ cessed at nnu.edu/student-are “absolutely necessary” trial, students will produce Roebuck and Professor formational meeting Nov. ident Hannah Beers, said government. and will allow SGA to op­ three segments a week for Arnie Ytreeide will be ad­ 19 at 4 p.m. in Wiley 113. John Bailar, SGA chief jus­ Students will vote on erate more smoothly than it 7-12 year-olds.
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