Bryan College Triangle

by Lana Douglas, Triangle staff writer

As each day passes the new entrance to Bryan College becomes closer to completion. However, there is a new addition to the project. The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) requires a light be installed where the new entrance intersects with U.S. Highway 27 to help prevent accidents.

“Their big concern is that we don’t have a student, visitor, parent or faculty…killed at that intersection,” Vice President of Operations Tim Hostetler said. Read full story »

by Billy Findley, copy editor

“Meat Loaf.” “Death Cab for Cutie.” “Jimmy Eat World.” These are just a few of a seemingly endless list of strange band names out there. While such names may often draw skeptical feedback from a lot people, there may, in fact, be a meaning behind them. Than again, they may just be attention-grabbers.

“Gunshots in a Crowded Mall,” a band that came together on campus last year, recently received some criticism from the parent of a current Bryan College student. The remarks were made known through an e-mail received by the Bryan admissions office just shortly before the band was to appear in concert in the cafeteria on Sept. 17. Read full story »

by Emily McKeehan, Triangle staff writer

Bryan College hosted six members of Operation Mobilization (OM) Arts last week as part of this semester’s chapel theme, which is understanding the connection between faith, culture and the creative arts.

On campus Sept. 21- 23, the six guests represented several different branches of OM Arts.

Started in 1958, OM now has independent organizations all over the world in order to share the gospel with all nations. According to Jill McAfee, musician and administrative assistant with OM Arts, OM International oversees communication and monetary transactions between organizations as well as presiding over OM Arts.

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by Tim Bali, Triangle staff writer

This Monday, after a weeklong delay, the Bryan Lions faced the Milligan (Tenn.) College Buffalo in their second conference soccer game of the season. Milligan won the game 1-0 after scoring the only goal during the second half.
The game took place on Monday evening rather than on Sept. 21 because heavy rains kept the field unusable last week. One advantage of the rain delay was the time it provided for two injured Lions’ players to recover, said Head Coach Sandy Zensen.

Photo courtesy of Greg Creswell

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