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Four more Furman football games slated for TV
Four more Furman football games will be televised this fall, giving the Paladins a total of six telecasts tor the 2008 campaign, athletics director Dr.
Three Polls Place Bulldogs in Top 25
Charleston, S.C. - The Citadel football team ranks among the top 25 in three preseason polls.
Home showcases water conservation features -- for now and beyond
With Greenville experiencing extreme drought conditions, it's no surprise that visitors to the Cliffs Cottage at Furman University are highly interested in the water conservation features of the ...
Trinity's young, seasoned pastor thrives on relationships with parishioners
Gender seemed to be a prominent issue when the Rev. Susan Crowell became associate pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church in 1995, and again when she became senior pastor in 2002.
University Center of Greenville announces new board leaders
Dr. Mark Becker of the University of South Carolina and Dr. Tom Kazee of Furman University have been appointed chairman and vice chairman, respectively of the University Center of Greenville, according to an ...
Teacher to study Asian history on trip
A typical history class in middle school or high school won't get much into the history of the Far East.
Dr. Helen R. Fuseler, 93, of Greenville was received by our Lord on Friday, June 27, 2008, following a brief illness.
Twenty rising seniors at the South Carolina Governor's School for Science and Mathematics have been nominated as scholars at Furman University in Greenville.
This letter is in response to the one by 14 Furman faculty members explaining 'why we stood.' This small segment of the faculty chose to attempt to embarrass the president of the United States, the people of ...
People are being 'blown away' by Greenville
Viewers of the Golf Channel's recent four-day coverage of the BMW Charity Pro-Am were exposed to vivid, impactful images of the Upstate and compelling testimonials from transplants who have been 'blown away' by ...
Furman library receives LEED Gold Certification
The James B. Duke Library at Furman University has been awarded LEED gold certification by the U.S. Green Building Council.
Easley High's Barker will follow in family's footsteps
Erin Barker, the standout runner for Easley High School, said she knew for a long time that when it came time to make her college choice, there was no way she was going to keep up the family tradition and don ...
L.D. Thompson receives diversity leadership award
Order a reprint LaDarius "L.D." Thompson LaDarius "L.D." Thompson, a rising junior who is majoring in nonprofit administration at the University of South Carolina Upstate, received the Diversity Leadership ...
During a second manhunt in Hampton County in less than one week, an Estill man was arrested by the Hampton County Sheriff's Office after attempting to flee authorities late Sunday night.
The welcome mat is coming out at the Cliffs Cottage at Furman University. And more than likely, that mat will be made of sustainable bamboo fibers, or recycled products of some sort.
Furman, Cl;emson, Bob Jones University among S.C. schools honored in national recycling competition
S.C. schools honored in national recycling competition COLUMBIA -- Twelve South Carolina colleges and universities recycled more than 1.3 million pounds of material as part of RecycleMania, the state ...
President to give commencement address at Furman
A big night ahead for college students at Furman University. President Bush is scheduled to give the school's commencement address Saturday and focus on community service.
Protests await Bush at Furman as state GOP rallies
More than 60 professors say they will stand silently during the commencement address to protest Bush's policies on the Iraq war, climate change and other areas.
Some professors excused from Furman commencement
With a silent protest by some faculty members pending, at least 31 Furman University professors have been granted "conscientious objector" status by school administrators exempting them from President Bush's ...
Students Plan Vigil Before Bush's Graduation Visit
GREENVILLE, S.C. -- A group of Furman University students is preparing for President Bush's upcoming visit by holding a candlelight peace vigil and reading the names of U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq.