BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. — The NCAA placed Gardner-Webb University on probation for three years for multiple violations, including a lack of institutional control. The penalty,
ROME, Ga. — Shorter College’s dissolution and reorganization that created a self-perpetuating board of trustees last year “cannot stand” without the Georgia Baptist Convention’s (GBC)
GENEVA — The number of Lutherans worldwide grew slightly in the past two years to 65.9 million at the end of 2003, up 0.9 percent
Gambling legislation allowing high stakes bingo at Alabama’s four dog tracks was approved by the state Senate March 18. With a final vote count of
Pain chocolat may be a way to achieve “death by chocolate” in Paris, but the experience is anything but painful. Rising to the occasion for breakfast,
When most Americans think of France, the Eiffel Tower stands as dramatically over their mental image as it does over the heart and streets of
Gabrielle Blankenship of Billingsley was recently crowned Miss Judson. Blankenship performed a comedic darice routine to the song “Cuban Pete” from the film, “The
Focusing on health, rather than problems, keeps churches and members healthy, suggested Leith Anderson during the Healthy Leaders, Healthy Churches conference March 8–9. Anderson, who
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