For Giuseppe “Joe” DePalo, soccer is more than just a game. The NSU men’s soccer coach has led the Sharks’ program since 1999. DePalo is a native of Milan, Italy and attended Franklin Pierce University in New Hampshire, helping their soccer team reach the Division II tournament in 1993 and 1994.
Month: October 2012
Diary of… a doctor in training
I never wanted to become a psychologist. I was an athlete, a musician and a social creature — anything but a scholar. I had played in Carnegie Hall and been on a national soccer team; how important was school? After all, my sister was the smart one in the family. Why aspire to be second […]
Grassroots event with Michelle Obama at Broward College
The First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, visited Broward College’s Central Campus on Monday, Oct. 22, and addressed South Floridians on the importance of exercising their right to vote.
College of Pharmacy to celebrate 25th anniversary
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the NSU College of Pharmacy, which has grown considerably since its creation in 1987.
“Life 101 … Personally Speaking” presents Sanya Richards-Ross
2012 Olympic gold medalist Sonya Richards-Ross shared her experiences with NSU students, faculty, and community members on Oct. 23 at the Rose and Alfred Miniaci Performing Arts Center, as part of the “Life 101 … Personally Speaking” series.
Fatherless America – Another take
Governor Mitt Romney has projected several controversial comments throughout his presidential campaign, one of which arose during the second presidential debate. When moderator Candy Crowley asked Romney about “assault weapons that were once banned and are no longer banned”, Romney’s intent to veer off of answering the question brought up an out-of-context remark. Romney said, […]
Fatherless America
At the recent second presidential debate at Suffolk University in New York, many people got their panties in a twist over comments made by Governor Mitt Romney regarding single motherhood and violence.
On The Bench
Someone told me that the fall is always harder than the climb. I guess that would be true, since the fall usually comes unexpectedly. Such is the case with Lance Armstrong. The recent ruling of the International Cycling Union upheld the United States Anti-Doping Agency’s ruling that former cycling icon Armstrong would be stripped […]
Athlete of the week: Tory Njardvik
Check out our Athlete of the week : Tory Njardvik