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News Roundup: December 4, 2009

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  • Tom Calvert-Rosenberger: Simplicity
    What makes you truly happy? How can we live more with less stuff? What role should money play in your life? These questions are posed by ""Voluntary Simplicity," a textbook from a course Tom Calvert-Rosenberger is taking this semester. He's taking this class to heart as he tries to find ways to live a simpler life on campus. The book says close and supportive relationships, faith communities, positive traits, and daily flow give people the most satisfaction. With these simple measures, Tom also feels God there at his side.

    •   Campus Ministry of the Week
  • Office of Religious and Spiritual Life, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas
  • Campus Church ConneXion, Amherst, New York

    •   Colleges and Universities
    Barton College
  • Children's Book Author and Illustrator Bonnie Christensen Scheduled for Book Signing
  • Barton College Ushers In the Christmas Season on Dec. 1

    Bethany College

  • Bethany College Choir to Present Christmas Concert
  • Bethany Student Health Offers Free Swine Flu Immunizations

    Chapman University

  • Stressed Over Finals? Hug a Puppy!
  • Chapman Prof Offers Views on Obama's Dec. 1 Speech
  • Anderson Center Releases Report on Economic Impact of Chapman U. on OC
  • Dodge College Hosts Animation Show of Shows
  • Chapman's Annual WASSAIL is Dec. 4-5; Tickets Going Fast!

    Columbia College

  • Columbia College professor receives historical society distinguished teaching award
  • Columbia College hires new director; Fort Stewart, Ga. campus welcomes Richard Conroy
  • Columbia College students place in Landmark Bank photography contest

    Culver-Stockton College

  • C-SC choirs, ensembles, and bands join to perform Christmas Concert
  • Casts announced for annual one-act productions
  • C-SC students perform two chamber operas in opera workshop
  • Time management is Dec. 8 topic of Culver-Stockton Business Leadership Exchange Series
  • Two C-SC music students to perform senior recitals December 6
  • C-SC, Blessing-Rieman celebrate 20-year partnership in nursing education

    Drury University

  • Drury and State Fair C.C. sign articulation agreement
  • Drury University Recognized For Making Strides in Sustainability
  • Drury University’s Jazz Ensemble Takes It Back with the Big Band Salute
  • Tradition Continues with Drury’s Annual Christmas Vespers

    Hiram College

  • Kiffer, Hexamer Become Local TV Stars
  • Kappa Coat Drive on Behalf of the VILLA Movement
  • Johnson a guest on “The Sound of Ideas"
  • Got City Game Heats Up at The Bistro on Lincoln Park
  • Day-long Choral Workshop Attracts 70 High School Students
  • Sonntag Ohio Music Teachers Associations’ Composer of the Year
  • Biology Seniors Complete APEX Presentations
  • Taylor Continuing Research in Germany This Week
  • Entrepreneurship Students Learn at Conference

    Lynchburg College

  • Bravo
  • Young philanthropist
  • Helping out
  • Women's Soccer reaches Final Four
  • National champion
  • Designing men

    Texas Christian University

  • Nurses helping nurses: scrub drive for Nicaragua
  • Grant from Bank of America helps provide much-needed services
  • New TCU nursing program: teaching nurses how to be change agents
  • TCU’s student chapter of the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association nationally recognized
  • BCS selection watch party and Meet the Frogs scheduled for Dec. 6
  • From TCU to Capitol Hill
  • Football coach Gary Patterson has agreed to a new contract through 2016
  • Student Leadership Extends Across Borders
  • Inspiring future social worker students at TCU and the community beyond
  • Deborah J. Rhea: a professor on the move
  • Another No.1 performance by TCU MAc grads
  • Dr. Mildred Hogstel: a long-term passion for nursing
  • Football team wins Mountain West Conference Championship
  • Mayoral Proclamation
  • Mayoral proclamation turns Trinity River TCU Purple and renames it Horned Frog River
  • With historic TCU football game on deck, Mayor Mike Moncrief asks citizens to pack stadium, start new tradition
  • Donray painting of TCU musicians unveiled during Nov. 23 chamber music event
  • Harris College hosts third Faculty Research Symposium
  • Large Christmas tree to be raised at TCU; annual tree-lighting ceremony on campus

    Transylvania University

  • Transylvania’s music program gives "A Gift of Holiday Music" to the community Sunday, Dec. 6
  • Transylvania student learns from barbershop quartet greats, brings knowledge back to campus organization
  • Transylvania drama professor presents annual solo performance of “A Christmas Carol"; proceeds benefit the Bluegrass Rape Crisis Center
  • Transylvania Quidditch team play match in preparation for intercollegiate competition

    William Woods University

  • WWU Students Spread Holiday Cheer to Children Worldwide
  • Burger King Executive to Speak at WWU Commencement Dec. 11
  • William Woods Seniors Present Research Findings
  • William Woods Students Learn by Serving SERVE
  • WWU Senior’s Art on Display in Cox Gallery
  • New WWU Fight Song Created by Faculty Member
  • WWU Students Participate in International Education Week

    •   Theological Institutions:
    Brite Divinity School
  • The Faithful Struggle to Forgive

    •   Affiliated Institutions

    Drake University

  • College Cup bid on the line as Bulldogs face Elite Eight matchup at North Carolina
  • Two Drake trustees honored at Philanthropy Day Luncheon
  • Webb named semifinalist for Hermann Trophy
  • Drake to host preview of the Iowa Legislature's upcoming session
  • Drake to hold informational session for seminar in South Africa
  • Drake invites faculty, staff, students and families to reception for December grads
  • Drake law student elected to Des Moines City Council
  • Visiting Fulbright scholar to explore mass media in the United States, China
  • Expert on U.S.-Korean relations to speak at Drake tonight
  • Professor Neil Hamilton, students to participate in international forum
  • Bulldogs move on to Elite Eight with 6-4 victory at Boston College
  • Drake saxophone quartets unite for dual recital
  • Law School administrator appointed to Farm Services Agency Committee under Obama
  • Drake Jazz II concert to feature eclectic program
  • Drake students to perform Japanese karaoke
  • Drake theatre to explore sexual harassment in Mamet's 'Oleanna'
  • Drake Wind Symphony concert to feature contemporary music
  • Professor Weresh strives to help students, young lawyers develop professionalism
  • Drake orchestra concert includes world premiere of new piece
  • Drake to sponsor lecture on Nigerian Delta crisis
  • Tickets still available for Drake Madrigal Dinners
  • Men's soccer team faces Ohio State in NCAA Tournament Second Round
  • Drake to hold informational session for China seminar
  • Drake Jazz Ensemble I to perform free concert tonight

    Northwest Christian University

  • Robison, Hescock Close out Season at NAIA
    •   DisciplesWorld articles about higher education
  • '38 TCU champs a dwindling band
  • McKibben addresses CTS' Spirit and Place festival
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