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Archive for March, 2009

PK students testify to life experience

Stepping outside of the pastor’s kid (PK) bubble and coming to Lee reveals an appreciation for the challenges and rewards of a PK childhood within a few students.

Duplicity proved to be lackluster

Each actress has a character in a movie they fit the mold for best. Cameron Diaz, for example, always plays the best dumb blonde; for Angelina Jolie, it’s the macho woman, and for Julia Roberts, it’s the careless, fun-loving, take-her-home-to-mom girlfriend. This is probably why Duplicity, Roberts’ newest flick with co-star Clive Owen, didn’t leave [...]

Campus buildings solid, despite fractures

Shortly after the Humanities Center was constructed in 2004, the northern staircase began to fall away from the building. Lee’s maintenance team noticed a widening gap in the concrete that fastened the stairs to the structure and acted in time to save the stairway by strategically pumping concrete under pressure beneath the foundation, anthropology professor [...]

Living the lost life… out of a backpack

Last week I stepped off the plane in Rome with only my pack, passport and two weeks to get to Paris. The 21 of us, splitting into smaller travel groups, have been backpacking through Europe for the past week. Hopping planes, jumping trains, riding ferries, wandering lost through streets, we have used every mode of [...]

Lee bloggers open virtual window into the soul

Blogging is a good way to express yourself and keep in touch with friends and family, not just for students but for faculty and staff as well.

In case you weren't already aware, you're not perfect

Medical issues are nothing to laugh at – unless, of course, they happen to be your own. (Okay, I can potentially see laughing at a friend who just found out he or she had something like Restless Leg Syndrome – but laugh behind his or her back.) This semester has been nothing but a medical [...]

'Totally opposite' Lee grads aim to plant church

On Easter 2011, Shawn Hitt and Wes Hunter will finally see their calling put into action in Kansas City, Mo. The 2007 Lee graduates and current students at the Church of God Theological Seminary plan to open a church in the city two years from now with help from their wives and another couple. “I [...]

Lee student Yale-bound for New Testament studies

Lee’s Brice Jones has committed to attend Yale University this fall after receiving a substantial scholarship from the Ivy League institution in New Haven, Conn. On March 13, Yale notified Jones of his acceptance through their online application portal. Because Jones completed his application in mid-October, he waited for five months to receive an admission [...]

Lee's student handbook could use a hand

Rules and regulations are part of any well-run organization, and Lee University is no exception. While other Christian universities (such as Evangel University in Missouri) require that all students sign a declaration of faith that publicly professes a personal belief in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, Lee has no such requirement. Instead of asking [...]

Women's rugby team excels in new matrix

Despite this season being the women’s rugby team’s first in their matrix, the team was able to battle their way into finishing No. 3 in the district. As expected, the University of Tennessee at Knoxville was the most difficult team that the women’s rugby team faced this season. “UT has been around the longest. They [...]

Tennis teams netting big wins

After a trying start to the 2009 season, the Lady Flames tennis team has returned to solid play at the right time. Despite losing their first three matches, including a heartbreaking 4-5 loss to Division II North Alabama University and a 0-9 blanking by No. 1 ranked Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM, Ala.), the Flames [...]

Vegetarians leave meat behind, reap rewards

Developing a taste for the vegetarian lifestyle presented many obstacles for students on campus; yet, it provided an enormous amount of health benefits, making it worthwhile. The reasons why Lee vegetarians chose to remove meat products from their diets vary from person to person, including a love for animals, a chance to become healthy or customs within their religion.

Jellison makes history, becomes All-American

Senior wrestler Joe Jellison had worked too long and too hard to let a lifetime opportunity surpass him. Through cool composure and persistent perseverance, Jellison single-handedly saved the future of wrestling at Lee by becoming the first wrestler in school history to achieve All-American status at the National Collegiate Wrestling Association (NCWA) national championships in [...]

The Thrill of the Hunt

I’ve heard it said that half the fun of a relationship is in getting there. For the guy, it’s the thrill of the hunt. For the girl, it’s the joy of being pursued. But like any relationship between predator and prey, there are things that must be taken into consideration before you’re in the field. [...]

"Living Room" celebrates 10 years of ministry

The Living Room is celebrating their 10th anniversary as a ministry. Begun in 1999 in response to prayer and a vision from God, the Living Room seeks to disciple young adults into an intimate relationship with God and to transform the world through them.