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Jan. 27, 2010
A newsletter for North Georgia College & State University |
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Digest to become daily newsletter As the Office of University Relations strives to post more news content on the North Georgia News page on a daily basis, we have decided to end publication of The Digest as a semi-monthly e-newsletter just for employees. In its place, beginning in February, we will be sending a Daily Digest e-mail to all faculty, staff and students.
Take note... Crossfire lunch to be held Thursday Live shows to preview nationally ranked sports teams Want to see a staff member with pie on their face? Make-A-Wish, Peace Corps to visit campus Conference addresses China-U.S. relationship |
Student, staff member have personal ties to Haiti disaster
Free Fitness Challenge can help boost your willpower |
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Two members of the North Georgia College & State University community have very personal reasons for helping out with campus donation drives for families in Haiti.
Kyle Richardson, a sophomore and member of the Corps of Cadets, and Mimi Fortune, coordinator of student leadership and commuter services, each has family members living on the streets after the Jan. 12 earthquake that rocked the island nation.
Have
you lost momentum on your New Year's resolution to get fit in 2010? Then the
university has just the shot in the arm that your willpower needs. And the best
part is that it's free. The Fitness Challenge is luring staff members and
students alike to commit to leading a healthier lifestyle throughout the month
of February, which also is American Heart Month. The Fitness Challenge is a
five-week wellness program that uses team camaraderie to promote physical
activity for university students, faculty and staff. Teams of three to five
members can earn points through physical activity and healthy nutrition.