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Elvis impersonator aims to save marriages The journey from "I do" to...
The journey from 'I do' to 'happily ever after' does not happen overnight. One of Sumner's newest authors Charles Michael Baril aims to teach this lesson in his first book, The Wedding Present, which he will be signing locally throughout December.
Lipscomb students learn early about role of ethics
As chairman of the Center for the Public Trust, a nonprofit subsidiary of the National State Boards of Accountancy, and as a university faculty member, it is sometimes disheartening to read about continued illegal and unethical practices in today's business world.
John Seigenthaler Jr. to speak at Lipscomb's MediaMasters series
John Seigenthaler Jr. will open Lipscomb University's new MediaMasters speaker series with a discussion of "The New Media Revolution'' at 8 p.m., Wednesday.
Violent teen deaths bring call for action
The way Kesha Simmons describes her last conversation with her son sounds like a typical all-American story, except for the ending.
Meyer to headline FHU Athletic Benefit
The Freed-Hardeman University athletic department announced this week that Coach Don Meyer will be its featured speaker at the 2010 Sports Advisory Council Benefit dinner on April 30.
Apollo kids, Lipscomb faculty focus on easing conflict
Two middle school students find a $100 bill in the hallway. How do they decide what to do with it? In a lot of schools, situations like this would lead to arguments and maybe a fight.
Lipscomb, Amy Grant prepare to light the green
Amy Grant once again will host Lipscomb's Lighting of the Green, a festive event that gets the Christmas spirit roaring with dozens of Christmas trees, including a 35-foot one.
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The Three-Year Solution : How the reinvention of higher education benefits parents, students, and schools.
Three-year programs part of innovation
At a time when the economic downturn is causing officials in higher education to rethink priorities, in steps U.S. Sen.
Nashville leaders under 40: Q&A with Richard Tatum
Richard Tatum, president of Midsouth Consulting Group. In his role as president, Richard Tatum oversees Midsouth Consulting Group 's sales and marketing efforts.
Lipscomb students form ethics group
Lipscomb University 's College of Business has created a new student organization to encourage ethics among future leaders.
Lipscomb students take classes with inmates
When Lipscomb University sophomore Joe Muchmore signed up for a weekly art appreciation class, he didn't realize he'd be studying alongside inmates at the Tennessee Prison for Women.
Capitol Hill staffers to talk health care
Four Capitol Hill staffers will talk health care, bipartisanship and other key issues at a free forum on Monday, Nov.
Amy Grant to kick off Lipscomb Christmas
Lipscomb University's fifth annual Lighting of the Green concert will be held on Tuesday, Dec.
Veterans Day Activities in Nashville, Tennessee: Free Things to Do on ...
Veterans Day is coming up on Wednesday, November 11, 2009, bringing a host of activities for our military personnel to Nashville.
Wood, Hall showcase half-marathon storyline
When she's back in San Antonio, Samantha Wood is accustomed to running by herself.
Lipscomb announces new music ensembles
Several Nashville-area students have been selected to perform in the Lipscomb University A Cappella Singers for the 2009-10 season.
Nashville Veterans Day 2009: parade, James Lee McDonough book signings, special programs for Vets
Veterans Day is coming up on November 11, bringing a parade, book signings by author James Lee McDonough, and special programs for our Vets to Nashville.
Ann Little and the late Dr. John Little are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jan, granddaughter of Willa B. Patterson, to Jeff Cohu, son of Mr.
Despite the recession, college campuses across Middle Tennessee are adding new buildings; but the construction boom would be even bigger if the economy hadn't hit the skids.
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