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Life Lessons From Dub And His Bowties
Dub and his bowties. A classic pair. It is up in the ranks with peanut butter and jelly or a cheeseburger with a milkshake. Anyone who has even the slightest knowledge of who the president […]
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Welcome Week to Last Goodbyes: A New Chapter for Amiee Brassart
Sitting in the choir loft of First Baptist Church Jackson, she began to cry. It wasn’t because the worship music was sad or that the message was convicting. It was because something beautiful was happening. […]
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Artist of the Week: Jamie Hodge
As we sit across from each other at a small table in the upstairs of the bowld, sophomore art major Jamie Hodge describes her hectic day. Her short blonde hair is pulled back in a […]
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A Thankful Heart: David Burke’s Heart Surgery Story
No one expected it when it happened. The last time I saw David Burke, director of the theater department for 32 years, before his surgery was in class that Thursday. As we watched a movie […]
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Senate Concludes For The Semester And Passes All Four Pieces Of Legislation
The sixth and final Senate session of the semester was called to order on Wednesday, April 25 in Harvey Hall at 9:30 p.m., passing all four legislations, one among intense controversy. Josiah McGee, SGA vice […]
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Union University To Hold “Phone-Free Day” On April 26
What is it like to be social without media? Can you live a day without your smartphone? Will a day without cellular technology end human civilization as we know it? These are questions that Union University hopes […]
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“He’s More Motivated Than Me”: Biology Professor To Run Nashville Marathon
Mike Schiebout, assistant professor of biology, will run the Nashville “Rock n’ Roll” marathon on April 28, after an intense period of training that began in September of last year. Having experience as a runner […]