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Lessons learned by leaving the Shire
By Caleb Julin Columnist You might have seen in the news the other day that Jan. 27 was the 70th anniversary of the liberation of prisoners from the Auschwitz prison camp in 1945. Browsing through the pictures taken from that dreadful camp, one cannot help but wonder why God could possibly have allowed such a thing […]
“The Diary of Anne Frank” replaces theater department’s “The Sound of Music”
By Katherine Carpenter Staff Writer With the sudden departure of former Professor of Music Dr. Mel Wilhoit at the beginning of the semester, the music department was left a little short-handed. But perhaps what we didn’t count on was the loss of the theater department’s big spring musical, “The Sound of Music.” While Wilhoit’s absence […]
Lions beat Skyhawks; 4 students compete for $10K
By Kat Frazier Sports Editor Wednesday evening the Bryan basketball programs hosted the Point University (Georgia) Skyhawks. During the halftime of both games students had the opportunity to enter compete for $10,000 in tuition by making a layup, free-throw, 3-pointer, and half-court shot in 30 seconds. The Lady Lions defeated the Lady Skyhawks 57-53 […]
Enrollment increase needed for Huston reopening
By Meredith Sexton Editor-in-Chief Huston Residence Hall is scheduled to reopen if there are enough students in the fall semester. According to Tim Hostetler, vice president of student services and ministries, they should be able to complete priority renovations in time for the new school year, including upgrading the vanity areas in each of the […]
Departments collaborate to create new majors
By Michelle Barger Staff Writer The Communications Department has partnered with the Business and Politics & Government Departments to forge two new majors. The first, which has already been approved, is a B.S. program in Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) and the second is a B.S. in Political Communications . These programs allow students interested in […]
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