Issue date: 2/9/10 Section: Opinions

This week is Homecoming at NSU. An American tradition that usually centers around football but at NSU surrounds basketball and welcomes back alumni to the university. This is a week that aims to get students - old and new - involved, excited, and engaged in some good old school spirit. Enjoy the events and memories, whether it be at this week's do-it-yourself Raft Race or watching the women's and men's basketball games in the Don Taft University Center.

With Homecoming week comes the annual tailgating party. This party has been named in the past as President Ferrero's tailgating party. This year with the new president appointed, President George L. Hanbury II, I only thought it would be fitting that the new president host the event. But to my surprise the tailgating party was renamed Chancellor Ferrero's tailgating party. Granted Chancellor Ferrero has done a lot for the university in past years - maybe he's worked too hard - but isn't it time to pass on the torch already?

Whether Chancellor Ferrero can let go of his old position or not, The Current got to interview current President Gorge L. Hanbury and discuss his plans for his tenure at NSU. Check out The Current's exclusive interview and send us your feedback, letters to the editor, and your opinions. Got something to say? E-mail nsunews@nova.edu. The Current is listening.

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