Dwayne Carridice (left) and team-mate O'Neil Daley show off their $200K scholarship cheque and new phones from Bill Express for winning the company's BBM animation challenge recently. The Northern Caribbean University (NCU) students topped the competition, which sought to connect Bill Express to customers in a way that is techy and fun.
NCU Tops Bill Express BBM Animation Challenge
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NCU scientist points to recognised solution for alumina dumps
MANDEVILLE, Manchester — A geo-scientist at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Dr Mark Harris has a tried and proven formula that could transform the island’s potentially harmful bauxite/alumina red mud lakes into lush, tree-growing areas in less than two years.
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NCU Scientist Receives Commendations For Solution Regarding Red Mud Lakes
Two news stories we published this week have, for us, been particularly heart-warming and most encouraging. For they indicate to us that, amidst the challenges being faced by this country, and the attitude of many that we cannot do anything without an International Monetary Fund agreement, there are, among us, individuals who are engaged in constructive thought.
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NCU Alumnus Launches Book on Understanding the Criminal
Defence lawyer extraordinaire Howard Hamilton and veteran correctional officer Adam McIntrye visit Books & Books, Camana Bay on Friday, February 15, from 7-8:30pm for the joint launch of their books, Born to Defend and Understanding the Criminal. Together, they give readers a behind-the-scenes tour of the court system and an inside look into the minds of the criminals themselves.
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NCU Observes Black History Month
February 4-28, 2013 is observed as Black History Month at NCU. The Department of Humanities will host a number of activities in recognition of the month. The theme that will guide the coordination of activities is
Breaking the Silence, Unleashing the African Thunder
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NCU Cricket Team Looks to Rebound
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Cricket team suffered a minor setback in the Inter-Collegiate Twenty 20 (T20) competition recently when they went down by five wickets to a spirited Portmore Community College (PCC) team at the NCU oval.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU vs Mico Cricket Competition
Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Cricket team suffered another setback in the Inter-Collegiate Twenty 20 (T20) competition recently when they lost its second game by 56 runs to Mico University College (Mico) team in Kingston. The NCU team turned in another ill-fated batting show against the more fancied opponents.
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NCU professor warns of more gov’t budget cuts
ECONOMISTS are warning that Jamaicans should brace for further cuts in government spending for the next financial year which starts April 1.
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NCU Scientists To Lend Expertise In Japanese Firm's Project
Caribbean360 reported that Nippon Light Metals has broken ground on its red mud pilot plant on the grounds of the Jamaica Bauxite Institute in Hope Gardens, St Andrew.
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Inter-America: Leadership connects with thousands of church elders via the internet
Seventh-day Adventist leaders at the Inter-American Division (IAD) connected with thousands of its church elders throughout the territory via the internet for a historic virtual council on Feb. 9, 2013.
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NCU prepares you for Nation Building
When all our attention and energies seem to be directed at getting Jamaica out of its economic hole, it borders on ridiculous that one would raise any other concern – albeit of national import.
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God's Grace Ensures I Have a Choice: 1 Kings 12 (RBHW)
In a conversation with a non-Seventh-day Adventist gentleman he expressed the view that God cannot read our minds, and therefore does not know what choices we'll make in the future; in other words, He's not omniscient. He felt that if God had this capability He would therefore be culpable for everything that's happening in the world today. ‘Plus,’ he lectured, ‘the Bible wouldn’t say that He “repented.”’
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Red Or White ... And How Dark For Your Valentine?
Valentine's Day is the day for lovers, and love involves the heart. So, when we are in love, it is of utmost importance to take steps to take care of our heart and that of the loved one.
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Lent A Period Of Reflection?
As the season of Lent began yesterday, thousands around the world are expected to 'give up something', in observance of the period in which Christians prepare for Easter by observing a period of fasting, repentance, moderation and spiritual discipline.
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An Act Of Desperation - Church Says Financing Budget Through Gambling Shows Lack Of Morals; Gov't's Empty Idea Bank Costing The Country
When the Christian Lenten season comes to an end on Easter Monday, April 1, it will become legal for consumers to purchase tickets for their lottery game of choice every day of the week, including Sundays and public holidays.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU Sports Day Cheerleading Competition
The element of surprise was too much for many spectators to manage as for the first in more than ten years the house, named after former president Lee Herbert Fletcher romped to victory as the top house in overall points standing for Sports Day. They ousted favourites Beaumont and Brodie at the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) annual Sports Day held recently on the main campus in Mandeville. On the other hand, in the Cheerleading Competition the houses placed Chisholm was first, Brodie was second, Fletcher was third, and Beaumont placed fourth.
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God Sees Through Our Pretences – 1 Kings 14 (RBHW)
There comes a time when the weight of justice will force the door of mercy shut, and we must face the consequences of our sinful ways. Of course, our longsuffering God will use every possible loophole to get us off and in a right place with Him. But if we wantonly persist in our evil ways, we'll have to face their due consequences.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU Sports Day 2013 - Part 1
Fletcher are Champions for 2012-2013 academic year. The element of surprise was too much for many spectators to manage as for the first in more than ten years the house named after former president Lee Herbert Fletcher house romped to victory.
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From Jesus to You
The passage, “In Him we live and move and have our being,” as used by Paul in in Acts 17: 28 was borrowed from Greek poetry and used to articulate the point that we are all the offspring of God. What this says about Christianity is that it is not afraid to use language that its target group can understand to articulate its message of Grace. So what message of Grace might we extract from “Red & White,” the colours of Valentine’s Day?
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In Tahiti, Wilson Urges Spiritual Leadership
Authentic spirituality is at the core of the Seventh-day Adventist message, Pastor Ted N. C. Wilson, General Conference president said during an official visit with the leader of French Polynesia on February 8, 2013.
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