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Two choral veterans partner for “Carmina Burana” performances at Lipscomb and Harding this February
When Gary P. Wilson, professor of music and director of choral and vocal Studies at Lipscomb, was studying choral music education at Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas decades ago, he didn’t know the impact that his now friend and colleague Dr. Cliff Ganus, professor of music at Harding, would have on his life.
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Johnson seeks to return Mexican War veterans bodies home
Author and Lipscomb history professor Tim Johnson's Mexican War research took on a new purpose in recent months as he is seeking to return recently discovered soldiers' remains to their families.
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Nashville singer-songwriting Ben Rector shares musical journey with Intro to Music Business class
On Friday, Jan. 13, Nashville self-made singer-songwriter Ben Rector visited the Intro to Music Business class to share insight into his own journey in the music industry.
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Christian activist Shane Claiborne to speak on new book Executing Grace at Feb. 8 Tokens Show
Christian activist and best-selling author Shane Claiborne will be the featured guest for Tokens, a radio-style variety show, for a discussion on his new book Executing Grace: How the Death Penalty Killed Jesus and Why Its Killing Us, on Wednesday, Feb. 8, from 7 to 9 p.m. in Collins Alumni Auditorium on Lipscomb University's campus.
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Undergrad film students make Sundance Film Festival their classroom this week
Undergraduate film students are getting a unique "classroom" experience at this week's Sundance Film Festival.
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Exhibit by Nashville artist Thomas Sturgill featured in Hutcheson Gallery, Jan. 23 through March 10
Lipscomb University’s John C. Hutcheson Gallery presents “For Want,” an exhibit by Thomas Sturgill, Jan. 23 through March 10.
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R.A. Dickey to headline Bison Baseball's 3rd Annual First Pitch dinner
Atlanta Braves knuckleballer R.A. Dickey will be the featured speaker for Bison Baseball's Third Annual First Pitch dinner set for Saturday, Jan. 28.
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Watkins selected to co-chair International Writing Centers Association Summer Institutes
Stacia Watkins, director of general education and the Writing Studio as well as associate professor of English at Lipscomb University, was recently selected to serve as co-chair for the International Writing Centers Association’s 2017 and 2018 Summer Institutes.
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