February 21, 2006

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Kip convicted of creepy capers

Former UAF Assistant Athletic Director Kevin "Kip" Harmon pleaded no contest last Wednesday to second-degree criminal impersonation.

New school meets old school

If you think that some of the freshmen in your classes look like high school students, you might be right.

Hamilton: More aid could spell tuition hike

Tuition could increase by 10 percent if enough need-based financial aid becomes available, UA President Mark Hamilton said.

Faculty Senate mulls pluses, minuses for grades

Faculty members are considering adding pluses and minuses to transcript grades, potentially affecting grade point averages.

Police survey Case Day drinkers

The campus police department recently issued a survey to students living in the Cutler Apartments regarding their drinking habits and past Spring Fests (also known as Case Day) in an effort to determine how to cut down the number of alcohol-related incidents.

Back in the day: 50 & 25 years ago at UAF

Harmon and UAF are accomplices

The strange and disturbing behavior of Kevin "Kip" Harmon pissed me off in more ways than one. It's bad enough that a creep in an administrative position used his status to pursue female athletes – clearly creating an unsafe environment – but what is really insulting is that it looks like the university and his other employers allowed it to happen.

Letters to the Editor

Dancing Art

Theatre UAF presents wearable fashion show.

Inside the costume

An actress dressed as Jezebel flashes the audience, revealing five breasts that squirt water while girls donning fur and metallic bikinis strut on stage. This spectacle was the drama department's wearable arts fashion show.

UAF PD Police Blotter

'Nooks shut down Broncos

The UAF Nanooks hockey team tied and won against the Western Michigan Broncos last weekend in their final regular season home game.

Athlete spotlight: Lucas Burnett plays, works hard

Lucas Burnett, a 6-foot-3, 240-pound Junior from Rossland, British Columbia, is one of the UAF hockey team's three co-captains and one of the busiest guys on campus. In addition to playing Division I hockey, Burnett, along with the rest of the team, is a full-time student.

KSUA could lose hockey

Rumors are floating around that certain commercial radio stations, namely New Northwest Broadcasters, are trying to take control of UAF hockey from KSUA.

Sports notes