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Nooks win nail-biter, hit the road Showing the kind of poise it will take to win the conference, the Nanooks men's basketball team earned a well-deserved victory Jan. 24 against conference rival Northwest Nazarene Crusaders. The 10,000 plus students attending the University of Alaska Fairbanks face a struggle that students attending colleges and universities in the Lower 48 may have difficulty understanding: the cold. As the mercury plummeted to 40-below recently what effect did the cold have on the daily routine of a UAF student? Game Review: Final Fantasy X-2 The "Final Fantasy" franchise, through its dozens of incarnations, has been known for many things. Whether from the intensely character driven plots, elaborate storylines, or in-depth gameplay, "Final Fantasy" fans have received the benefit of a fully fleshed out universe complete with an overwhelming roster of people and places. Ice sculptures appear on campus All
around campus, four-thousand-pound blocks of ice are being transformed
into carvings of bears, warriors, and Eskimos. Vitaly Martinets and
Craig Anderson of Ice Alaska have been carving the blocks into ice
sculptures over the past several days. Library equipment replacement policy A mangled laptop computer, screen smashed and guts exposed, yawns grotesquely from the media checkout desk in Rasmuson Library. Movie Review: "Along Came Polly" Ben Stiller's career was going great, and then along came Polly… UAF Scientists Featured in National Geographic For
UAF professors Rolf Gradinger, Bodil Bluhm, and Russ Hopcroft,
excitement usually comes in the form of small animals living in ice, the
waters of the Arctic, or expensive scientific machinery breaking down.
But this month the trio are excited over something else: they happen to
be featured in the January issue of National Geographic. Nanooks Lose Narrow 68-60 Decision At Seattle University A 9-1 Seattle University run midway through the first half spelled doom
for the Nanooks as the University of Alaska Fairbanks dropped a 68-60
decision at SU in women's basketball action Saturday night. |