Happy birthday! NKU Athletics Web site turns 10

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Note: This PDF document was originally published on May 22, 2009.

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The current NKU Athletics Web site launched in 1999 and has gone through considerable changes during the past 10 years. Another big change will occur this summer when NKU launches its new Web site, which will be run through Internet Consulting Services. To celebrate the 10th birthday of the NKU Athletics Web site, here are many of the players, coaches and memorable moments from the past 10 years. (click below for publication)

https://online.fliphtml5.com/hfocp/xmyk/#p=1

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