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News Roundup: October 23, 2009

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  • Sarah Cheon: God at the center of marriage
    When Sarah Cheon's mentor recently asked her to play piano at her upcoming wedding, Sarah found her feet shaking on the pedals and her mind praying that her fingers would find the right notes. Once the jitter-filled opening procession ended, she got to watch the couple exchange their own vows. As she listened, she heard purity and holiness in the vows and a committment of their marriage to God's works. Sarah hopes her own marriage will share the same foundation and trust in God.

    •   Campus Ministry of the Week
  • United College Ministries in Northern Virginia

    •   Colleges and Universities
    Barton College
  • Barton Kicks Off Day of Service Early on Oct. 21
  • Lincoln Scholar David Long To Be Featured Speaker For The BB&T Heritage Lecture in American History
  • Wilson to Present Lecture on Legendary Artist Hobson Pittman
  • Barton Welcomes Wilson Writers for Victor R. Small Writers Series
  • Blessing of the Animals Service at Barton on Oct. 18
  • Barton College Sets the Bar For Campus Compassion
  • Allan R. Sharp Religion in Life Series Features "The Role of Music in Religion in Appalachia"

    Bethany College

  • Bethany Sophomore Receives UPS Scholarship
  • Bethany’s Miller in CIC Presidents/Foundation CEO Meeting
  • George Davis Selected Bethany College “Alumnus of the Year"
  • Bethany College Social Work Department to Host Fall Symposium
  • Pollock to Present Fiction Reading at Bethany College
  • Bethany President Attends CIC/New York Times Partnership Meeting

    Chapman University

  • Interfaith Center Presents India's Festival of Lights
  • Creepy 1950s Sci-Fi Classic to Screen
  • Chamber Orchestra Concert to Honor Slain Journalist Daniel Pearl

    Columbia College

  • Columbia College named top military-friendly school
  • U.S. News & World Report names Columbia College one of America's best colleges
  • Ingram's ranks Columbia College its No. 2 private college
  • Columbia College announces 50 percent tuition support for spouses of Coast Guard servicemembers
  • Columbia College-Fort Drum, NY Opens Testing Site

    Culver-Stockton College

  • Student cast announced for annual guest artist production
  • Culver-Stockton Choirs Study Vivaldi for Masterworks Concert
  • C-SC to host Biennial Faculty Exhibition
  • “It is, it is!" two more Ryan nominations for C-SC
  • H1N1 patient fully recovered and back on campus
  • Culver-Stockton reports first case of H1N1
  • Polish composer Frederic Chopin to be topic of C-SC Faculty Colloquium
  • Dr. Tobias Winright to give C-SC Procter Lecture on ethics of life in Catholicism
  • C-SC football parents host tailgate for all
  • Students honor Professor Tripp with memorial garden; dedication scheduled October 16

    Drury University

  • DU Uncut to debut this fall throughout the Midwest and Southwest
  • Dedication Ceremony in Honor of Former Drury Professor Dr. Joe McAdoo
  • Drury’s Breech School of Business Administration Celebrates 50 Years
  • Former peace worker shares Christian outlook that models Mother Teresa’s work
  • Sister Helen Prejean Receives Honorary Doctorate from Drury
  • Sister Helen Prejean will speak at Drury on the death penalty in America
  • Drury University’s fall census reveals record enrollment

    Eureka College

  • Spiritual life of Ronald Reagan to be discussed at colloquium
  • Eureka College students to collect donations to benefit animal shelter
  • Eureka College Greeks to hold food drive for Eureka Area Food Pantry
  • Sisters From Landmark Brown v. Board of Education Case to Speak at Eureka College
  • Painting exhibit opens Oct. 30 at Eureka College
  • Eureka College students to trick-or-Treat to raise money for Habitat for Humanity
  • Prospective students invited to Eureka College November open houses
  • Mathematics education topic of Eureka College lecture
  • Lambda Chi Alpha food drive to benefit Eureka Area Food Pantry
  • Inaugural Cynthia Atterbury Piano Duet Recital set
  • Chorale, Chamber Singers named at Eureka College

    Hiram College

  • Faculty Honored with Paul E. Martin Awards for 2008-2009
  • Hiram College’s Garfield Institute for Public Leadership presents “A New Source of Energy? Environmental and Economic Prospects"
  • Education Department and Center for Science Education Partner with Crestwood Teachers
  • Taylor Co-author of Article in Conference Proceedings - edited by Loren Byrne ‘00
  • It’s National Chemistry Week
  • Online Viewbook Earns National Recognition
  • Library Holding Tagline Contest
  • Tanzania’s Entrepreneurial Women
  • Physics Students Receive Grants to Present Research at Meeting
  • Unleash your ideas at ideablitz!
  • Student Senate Approves New Student Organizations
  • Public Comment on Reaccreditation Requested
  • Chemistry Club Receives Award from American Chemical Society
  • Stanziano Receives Concert Music Division Award

    Lynchburg College

  • Time for a Power Shift
  • An evening of chamber music
  • Iranian author to read from work
  • Hike With Haiti
  • Jefferson's landscape
  • Making sport of physics
  • Fifty Years of Rock
  • Inquire, Explore, Conclude, Persuade, Engage
  • Two students named Marshall scholars
  • Speaker denied visa
  • Junior tapped for CAREER15
  • LC joins the Music Bridge

    Midway College

  • Midway College Announces Findings of Study on Generational Attitudes in the Workplace

    Texas Christian University

  • Nursing students to help administer free flu vaccines
  • Branding expert to speak on campus Oct. 27
  • TCU appoints Christopher Michael Del Conte Athletics Director
  • FTDM welcomes TV-film directors
  • Harris College hosts Faculty Research Symposium Oct. 27
  • Free seasonal flu shots offered to TCU community
  • Earlier Start Time - Down syndrome advocates to speak at TCU Oct. 29
  • Schieffer School/CSIS hosting dialogue on "A Discussion of U.S. Policy in Afghanistan"
  • "Almost, Maine" is upcoming for Theatre TCU
  • School of Music hosting its first Texas Double Bass Symposium
  • Mitch Albom to speak at TCU
  • Princeton Review names Neeley School of Business at TCU one of nation's best
  • Office of the Mayor proclaims October as “KTCU Month”

    Transylvania University

  • Transylvania University Theater opens season Nov. 5 with comedy “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead;" cast of men and women switch roles on alternating nights

    William Woods University

  • NYC-based Duo, Brazz Tree, Coming to WWU
  • Rocky Horror Picture Show on Tap at WWU
  • WWU Helps Fight Cancer with Up ‘til Dawn
  • Student Alumni Council Welcomes New Members
  • Students to Participate in Poverty Simulation
  • WWU Riders Participate in Jumping Clinic
  • WWU to Host Trick-Or-Treat with the Greeks
  • WWU Hosts ‘Painting Missouri’ Exhibit
  • WWU Plans Annual Equestrian Studies Academic Showcase
  • WWU Students Earn Ribbons in St. Louis Dressage Show
  • WWU Students Sweep One Read Art Competition
  • WWU Equestrian Program Offers ‘Horse Care 101’ to Community Youth
  • WWU to Hold Youth Conference Focused on Peace
  • Former Inmate to Revisit William Woods
  • WWU Biology Club Sponsors Raptor Awareness
  • WWU Professor Invited to Conference on Transforming Biology Education
  • Greeks to Play Barber at WWU
  • WWU Partners with Elementary School for Local Penny Drive
  • Fall Festival Horse Show Planned at WWU

    •   Affiliated Institutions

    Drake University

  • Drake ranks among top producers of Fulbright students nationwide
  • Prof. Staplin to give concert honoring Don and Marian Easter
  • Drake law prof accepts national prize at U.S. Supreme Court
  • No. 24 men's soccer team to appear on national TV
  • Drake dean of students recognized for outstanding service
  • Drake University to hold conference on overcoming racial privilege
  • 'The Race Card: Who Holds the Privileged Hand?'
  • Drake Madrigal Dinner tickets to go on sale Nov. 2
  • Observatory series to conclude with program on astro technology
  • IowaPolitics.com forum to feature experts on budget and tax issues
  • Observatory series to explore failures, discoveries in space
  • Drake to host Halloween Hoops for kids ages 3-12
  • Drake alumna and author Moss dies
  • Drake to host event to raise awareness of youth homelessness
  • Drake lecture to explore gendered readings of Madrid's city center
  • Drake begins charitable giving campaign for Iowa Shares
  • Drake men's soccer team earns first-ever victory at Creighton
  • Drake United Way campaign launches with contest among colleges
  • Drake moves up to No. 19 in latest NSCAA national men's soccer poll
  • Drake to hold informational sessions for 2010 Uganda seminar
  • Drake Symphony Orchestra to perform music by Dvorak and Beethoven
  • Drake to hold informational session for 2010 Uganda seminar
  • Bankers Trust exec to discuss 'Banking: An Industry in Crisis'
  • Drake law professor to discuss South African rights
  • Former Drake kicker hits game-winning field goal for Cleveland Browns
  • Ambassador to discuss political reform in Bulgaria
  • Alumnus to speak on intellectual property law at Drake lunch series
  • Drake Citizens Arise! series features 'John Adams Unbound' exhibit
  • Drake lecture to spotlight peaceful conflict resolution
  • Drake Law School brings Chinese intellectual property scholars to campus
  • Informational session on summer South Africa seminar set for Tuesday
  • Drake lunch series to discuss the art of book making

    Yale University Divinity School

  • A Global Perspective: Sister Nancy Schramm on Integrating Life and Faith
  • Emilie Townes selected for American Academy of Arts and Sciences
  • Fall issue of Reflections magazine: “Churches face the Future”
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  • Chalice Camp connects seminarians and new clergy to mentors
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