The greatest benefit is not gained from exercise that is taken as play or exercise merely.
“Recreation that Yields Enduring Satisfactions”
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NCU FM Health News Shares Counsels On ”The Reward Here and Hereafter“ of Proper Education
If parents give their children the proper education, they themselves will be made happy by seeing the fruit of their careful training in the Christlike character of their children.
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NCU in the News - 7 Amazing Health Benefits of Sorrel.
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) continues to be in the news. See what Jamaica.com is saying about NCU as Denise Clarke writes on the 7 Amazing Health Benefits of Sorrel.
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Pastor Leonard Johnson re-elected to second ACTU term
With his re-election to a second five-year term as president of the Atlantic Caribbean Union (ATCU) Pastor Leonard Johnson has a two-fold focus -- the mission of the Seventh Day Adventist Church and total member involvement.
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Graphic warnings on cigarette packets 'help smokers consider health risks'
With 2016 just around the corner, many individuals will be gearing up to take on one of the most challenging New Year's resolutions: to quit smoking. But a new study suggests this challenge could be made easier if graphic warning labels were put on cigarette packets, after finding such warnings trigger more negative feelings toward smoking than text warnings alone.
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Obesity: how much is in the genes?
With the holiday season in full swing, it can be hard not to put on weight with all the festive treats and high-calorie foods on offer. A number of genetic factors may make this even harder for some people, according to research published in the journal Obesity.
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Christmas as a Holiday
Christmas as a Holiday—“Christmas is coming,” is the note that is sounded throughout our world from east to west and from north to south. With youth, those of mature age, and even the aged, it is a period of general rejoicing, of great gladness. But what is Christmas, that it should demand so much attention? ...
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Make a Resolution With God in Mind for 2016
“Can the Ethiopian change his skin or the leopard his spots?” This is the pointed rhetorical question asked by the prophet Jeremiah in Jeremiah 13: 23. He poses this question to make the point that no more can the Ethiopian change his skin or the leopard his spots than can people who are accustomed to doing evil change themselves and start doing good instead.
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Be Guided By Your Passion - Career Advisor
I have a Diploma in Education and I want to do my degree next year, but I am so unsure about whether I should continue with primary education or do something else. I am so confused. HELP!
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New Students: What to Expect?
It is a brand new year! While many are still drunk on excitement of what the year has to bring, many are nervous about starting school. Most individuals are fearful because they are not sure what to expect nor do they have control over it.
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Be SMART in Your Resolutions
The beginning of a New Year is the perfect time to turn a new page, which is likely the reason so many people make New Year’s resolutions. A new year often feels like a fresh start with a grand opportunity to eliminate bad habits and establish new ways to help you grow in all aspects of your life.
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Begin With a New Attitude
At the beginning of each new year, resolutions are often made as a navigation system to determine the direction for the rest of the year. Individuals would have been able to draft these resolutions based on their inefficiencies as well as their successes in the previous year.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU Workers Closing 2015 in Style
The Office of Human Resource at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) closed the year 2015 with an enthralling ‘End-of- year’ get together at the NCU’s Main Auditorium.
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Committed to Serve
Imagine being a soldier stationed in the Middle East surrounded by constant terror, turmoil and death. Imagine the sounds of assault rifles reverberating and grenades detonating, and all you can see is a haze of smoke combined with blood! Your fellow comrades are either dead, dying or have been severely dismembered.
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Bridging the Gap
Do you remember the days of having to walk for miles in order to access a telephone or send a letter that would have taken a long time? If you had a friend who lived down the road from you or even beside you, you could simply walk to their house to meet them.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's First Information Session for 2016
It is the start of another calendar year and Northern Caribbean University (NCU) welcomed new and returning students on Thursday, January 7, 2016 at its main campus in Mandeville.
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Learning From The Past: Impacting The Future
Oftentimes it is so difficult to forget or even ignore the past because of the dramatic effect it has had on our lives. However, it is the start of a new year and, for many, it means a new beginning— a chance to forget the past and also use the opportunities given to correct the errors that were made in the year before.
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Be Alert – Danger Can Be Where You Least Expect It
It is the start of 2016, but also the start of another school term and semester for students all across the island. Students at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels are already at or preparing to resume classes. The Northern Caribbean University (NCU) administration is reminding students and their families, and faculty and staff of academic institutions across the island to be mindful of the dangers that may lurk close by.
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Remain Optimistic Amidst The Challenges of 2016
This has been all but a ‘Happy New Year’ for me. Earlier this week I was informed that in two weeks I will no longer have a job. Honestly, I am in panic mode. What do I do? Any suggestion will be appreciated.
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A Little Too Late
“It’s a little too late”, unfortunately this statement has presented itself in our lives on different occasions, and has never been accompanied by good situations. There are moments when this statement has more severe consequence than others, but they never fail to be unpleasant.
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