A musical journey through singing: Chorale concert to feature well-known folk songs, spirituals
The BJU Chorale will present its fall concert, titled “Songs of the Journey,” tonight in War Memorial Chapel at 6:30 and 8 p.m.
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Biblical worldview forum to address Christian’s response to entertainment
Who has never been tempted to peruse one of the celebrity magazines strategically placed at the grocery store checkout line? Or who has never felt the struggle between the flesh and the Spirit over a certain theatrical performance or movie? In a day when entertainment—both good and bad—vies for our attention on a constant basis,
A slam dunk beginning
BruinMania showcases BJU intercollegiate basketball teams
New Greenville restaurant offers locally grown, low-cost menu options
Tablefields, a new restaurant that just opened in August, is known for its organic emphasis on American comfort food.
Column: Tough love
When I hear the words “tough love,” I think of my mother forcing me into a shower three days after my back surgery, coaxing me to eat and helping me walk my quota of laps around the hospital floor. I was 15 at the time, and I whined that I’d never again be able to
Bruins pounce on CCC in dominating 5-0 win
The Bruins men continued their shutout streak Friday night, defeating the Clearwater Cougars 5-0. Once again, Joel Cave and David Overly led the way on defense, beating the Cougar offense to loose balls and shutting down any goal attempts. The Bruins defense kept the Cougars to just 10 scoring attempts, while the Bruins offense created
Latest doping allegations mar Lance Armstrong’s legacy in deception
Cyclist Lance Armstrong, once lauded as one of the greatest athletes of all time, saw his legacy all but completely destroyed this week when he was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and issued a lifetime ban from cycling. In what is likely to be the final blow to his cycling career, the
Money-saving tips for catching the best flight
Most of the student body either live in the Greenville area or drive home for the holidays. For those of us who don’t get to drive home, flying is something we’ve become really good at. We fly to school, home for Thanksgiving, back to school, home for Christmas, back to school, home for the summer
Early preparation key for graduate school admittance
Most students, especially battle-worn upperclassmen, probably don’t want to think about spending another one or two—maybe even three or four—years in a classroom after graduation. But if you have the motivation to improve and expand your career and ministry opportunities by attending graduate school, you can do yourself a favor by starting to plan as
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