Dodd would warn against ‘fractured’ CP
April 8, 2010
If he were alive today, Cooperative Program (CP) originator M.E. Dodd would warn Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) churches not to circumvent the CP by designating
TV show sparked by church’s effort to get healthy
April 8, 2010
A Southern Baptist congregation’s emphasis on health and fitness has sparked a primetime series devoted to reversing a trend in a city regarded as one
Sen. Roger Bedford’s gambling bill passes Senate, awaits House vote
April 8, 2010
Sen. Roger Bedford, D-Russellville, could not convince enough Alabama senators to pass his 43-page Senate Bill (SB) 380 legalizing slot machine gambling labeled as electronic
Judson Hosts Art Exhibit for Faculty Member
April 8, 2010
The Judson College art department is pleased to showcase the work of faculty member Jamie Adams in the Tucker Hall lobby beginning March 10. The
Court denies stay on VictoryLand, expedites case schedule
April 8, 2010
Alabama Supreme Court justices issued two orders March 30 concerning an ongoing court case between Gov. Bob Riley’s Task Force on Illegal Gambling and Macon
National Survey Notes Student Satisfaction at Judson
April 8, 2010
Students at Judson College reported significant satisfaction with their learning and environment compared to students at other American colleges and universities, according to results recently
The Bloom Is Off Gambling’s Rose
April 1, 2010
With one word, the commander of the Governor’s Task Force on Illegal Gambling took the bloom off the rose gamblers are trying to sell to
Baylor University slated to receive largest gift ever
April 1, 2010
WACO, Texas — Baylor University has announced the largest gift in the school’s history — an estate provision estimated at $200 million from an anonymous
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