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Hollins Columns (1980 Sept 12), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Blaze demolished stables
• President search advances
• Largest class enrolls at Hollins since '77
• Ceremony starts year
• Class registration to begin on Monday
• Shaping another year
• Freya to walk for Convocation
• SGA President welcomes freshmen
• Editorial policy stated
• Hollins may get new bus service
• Course evaluations reviewed
• Main houses Secretarial Service
• Campus charges cost $186,000
• Faculty members join several departments
• "We haven't finished yet" says Ferguson on repairs
• Lunch series continues
• Hollins People Welcome You!
• Orientation includes Hollins, W&L freshmen-only activities
• Staff training headed by Willey
• Customer services, costs vary according to a area banks
• Signing is symbolic …

Hollins Columns (1980 May 5), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Trustee to give address
• Enrollment projection higher than expected
• Dorms elect officers
• 'Crunch' results in a delayed budget
• Changes and efforts
• Faculty Follies...a no go show
• Seniors urge more involvement
• 80-81 Editors announced
• Independent exams offered
• SAOS forms emphasized
• War between the States is theme of Alumnae College
• Student attitudes of 60's, 70's compared
• Class of '80
• What will you remember most about Hollins?
• What will you remember about the Class of 1980
• Freshmen Faces: four years ago
• Group improves events
• Cancer in women is increasing
• Niederer leaves; recalls changes, highlights, and academic growth
• Cotillion
• Choir step-sings …

Hollins Columns (1980 Apr 28), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Poet addresses convocation
• Panel shares social perspectives
• ODK installation set; 15 join honor society
• Seniors discuss research
• Beach springs alive
• Closing causes students' dismay
• Stealing threatens music major
• Juniors will explore Hollins this weekend
• Snakes surface, hide
• Honors Convocation recognizes student excellence
• Fulbright applications begin
• Lyons describe Germany
• Music lure carries Graves far
• If you are in job-hunt panic, organization, energy keys to success
• Moody Field provides casual atmosphere
• Local talent plays for music festival
• Calendar
• Sports this week
• Lacrosse team wins number one

Hollins Columns (1980 Apr 21), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Convocation offers awards
• Hollins Medal awarded to Feydy
• PE Department moves to drop courses
• Class nominations reopen
• P.E. decision deemed rash, irresponsible
• Respect for quiet hours urged
• Warning
• Mink seeks volunteers for alumnae telethon
• Infirmary offers measles vaccinations
• Freitag is Teacher of Year
• Senate discusses racial concerns
• Panel examines social life
• Aid expands with costs
• Banks forced to cut back GSL
• Statement of policy
• Federal aid to be cut
• College has scholarship funds
• Aid programs are defined
• On, off-campus jobs provide students with experience
• Head Residents' role is vital to Community
• Three Head Residents to leave at …

Hollins Columns (1980 Apr 14), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• International Club sponsors celebration
• Student grants available
• Alumna shares tribal life
• Atwell describes Cold War ideas
• Ac Pol moves to weigh plus, minus grades
• Hollins is 'rare discovery'
• Editor applications are available
• Fasting means eating out?
• Residents comment on Tinker life
• Writing Center is alive and well
• Spring outings offer spectacular sights
• Orchesis offers original dances
• Cotillion plans set
• Rubin reads fiction
• Calendar
• Talks planned
• Lacrosse sharpens play
• HOP plans New River raft trip

Hollins Columns (1980 Apr 7), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Hollins Abroad--Paris Alumnae plan reunion
• Lecture examines Supreme Court
• Class officer election nominations open today
• Follies will be held though time is short
• Guessing games with guests are hassle, desk receptionist urges consideration
• Reader compliments essay
• Abroaders list unique problems, protest retake of economics exam
• Poskocil offers 'Lollygagger' comment
• 1980-81 R.A.'s selected
• Sunday service combines Davidson, Hollins choirs
• Exam question remains
• Chateaux architecture is topic
• Corrected copies of GRE's available
• Conference focuses on minority students
• Atwell, Flory couples named Danforth Associates
• W&L Convention platform favors ERA, opposes abortion
• Domestic
• International
• From staff to student: Meade looks to …

The Historical Development Of The Church Of God Publishing House 1908-1935, Robert Joel Trammell

History Theses & Dissertations

It is the purpose of this thesis to discuss the origins of the Church of God Publishing House and its publications, to establish the causes of their creation, to trace their progress and development, and to evaluate their contribution to the Christian cause through the year 1935.

Extensive research was done in the Archives of the Church of God, housed in the International Headquarters of the Church of God, Cleveland, Tennessee; Lee College Pentecostal Research Center, Cleveland, Tennessee; Church of God Publishing House Research Library, Cleveland, Tennessee; Archives of the Church of God of Prophecy, Cleveland, Tennessee; Cleveland Public Library, …

Hollins Columns (1980 Apr 1), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Convocation honors outstanding students
• Action cuts thesis panic; senior hysteria abates
• Hollins banner unfurls proudly
• Columns favors new extracurricular major
• Prof gets "Dear John" letter
• Size 3 praises Scarsdale
• Senior Spotlight: Mega Come-On
• Pornography enhances education
• 'Can't beat 'em? Join 'em'

Hollins Columns (1980 Mar 17), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Wilson Fellow to visit
• PBK elects new members
• Declining enrollment forces housing shuffle
• Diet builds community
• Organ recital praised
• Hanson says thanks
• O'Brien responds to McKeon editorial
• Staff shortage cited for delay
• U.S., Irish traditions contrasted
• Woman's life dedicated to caring, sharing
• Dahmen to discuss law, violence
• Dining hall policies approved by senate
• SGA elections
• Smith's association with college nears end
• "Bogie" creates mood
• Calendar
• Wilkey joins Hinson in concert tonight
• YMCA plans activities
• First game is killer
• Sports this week

Hollins Columns (1980 Mar 10), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Tuition raised for '80 - '81
• Literary Festival offers readings, panels, prizes
• Longfellow speaks on draft
• Alumnae hike Appalachian Trail
• Involvement improving but still more needed
• Romance is not the point
• Professor satirizes grad survey
• Olympic boycott examined
• Workshop stresses career choices
• Editor positions open
• Iranian Expert Speaks
• Fiction writer, two poets will read for festival
• Mid-East crisis explained
• Communications Institute corrects stutterers' speech
• Good deals and good food characterize Roanoke co-op
• Roanokers present ballet
• Derek Walcott
• Guest organist plays tonight
• Calendar
• Tennis Schedule
• HOP safety: Lost hiker prompts reply
• Abshire finds netters spirited

Hollins Columns (1980 Mar 3), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Women's Day celebration planned
• Classics symposium opens Wednesday 'Work With What You Walk On'
• Brewster comments on move
• ODK attracts members
• Calendar questioned; student input ignored
• Plagiarism clarified by student Correct paraphrasing is problem
• Learn something; join audience
• RLA will sponsor Bloodmobile visits
• Speaker discusses uncertainty
• Merit scholarship for music begun
• National Security: prepare for peace
• Green discusses beliefs
• SGA elections: dates, times, regulations
• Walcott reviews his visit
• YWCA workshop helps writers, published magazine
• Professionals contribute expertise to production
• Pianist Burge performs
• Spring Weekend includes Drifters, vacation raffle
• Calendar
• Blues duet performs
• Riding Club plans shows, hunts …

Hollins Columns (1980 Feb 25), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Mathematics is an art
• Security officers leave; reasons complex, varied
• Co-Co plans for SGA elections
• Anti-nuclear activist is Chapel speaker
• Guard turnover: why?
• Leachman misses points
• W&L sophomore is "confused"
• Arts Council thanks college for aid
• Whose input is pertinent?
• Draft registration: the issues, effects
• Comment Column
• Virginia Assembly defeats ERA; Roanoke organization promises to work toward ratification
• Interest in business promotes new courses
• State offers grant
• Career counseling offers seminar D.C. alumnae comment on jobs and life
• Community urged to donate
• Pre-law society plans meeting
• LSC/SGA spring luncheons open; Bordeaux examines testing
• Summer job applicants increase: …

Hollins Columns (1980 Feb 18), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Seignious to deliver Founders day Speech
• New program aids scholars
• Dorms vote on extended parietals
• Independent exam system threatened
• W&L sophomore sounds off
• Milyko clarifies mixer policies
• Accident generates questions about campus safety
• Coleman presents recital
• Students skeptical of honor system
• HIRA plans model security council
• Moseley returns Sunday
• Short Term 1980 on campus:
• Relaxing, enjoying, learning
• Buckroyd short term visit
• Founders Day: a tribute
• Calendar
• Spring film series opens
• B-ball season reviewed
• Fencing team exhibits potential for winning season

Hollins Columns (1979 Dec 3), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Media images of women examined
• Senators vote to extend parietals
• Exams based on trust
• A perspective look
• Solution to Thanksgiving Break? Faculty and students angered
• Brooks thanks community
• Racism must come to end
• Ely's art
• Sigma Xi's Alaskan adventure
• The Seventies: an era begun
• O'Brien leads look at energy alternatives
• Advertisements cause false conditioning
• Trust provides an ear to listen; shoulder for tears
• 'Seeds' reflects spirit found in Polish visit
• Hollins on Energy formed
• RA applications available
• A look at ADA 1907-1979
• Ring Night
• Market plans new life
• Cafe's add flavor to market
• Market merchants radiate smiles; …

Hollins Columns (1979 Nov 12), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Classics symposium opens
• Actor offers one-man production
• Alumna recalls World War II era
• Actions of prejudice not to be tolerated
• Short Term catalog put out late
• Evitts responds to criticism
• Student give ovation for fall weekend
• Ely's art
• Four attend conference
• RLA continues Christmas traditions
• Civil War diary studied
• Park slaying analyzed
• CARE aids disaster relief
• RLA organizes fast for Cambodia
• Professional publications require eye for design, detail
• ID policies are tightened
• Opera portrays myths
• Students stage comedy
• Thompson paints reality
• Calendar
• Billy Joel plays for D.C. crowd
• HOP plans canoe trip
• Hockey wins tournament

Hollins Columns (1979 Nov 5), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Wilson fellow plans talks
• SGA offers short term funding
• Sigma Xi sponsors lecture; Tech professor to speak
• Reminiscing features Garber
• Contact with Trustees lacking at College
• Areas of waster examined
• ADA's racist actions found 'distasteful'
• Alumna corrects error
• Ely's art
• Hampton-Sydney conference examines SALT II
• Computer fair slated
• LSC focus: admissions economics
• Wilson program heightens awareness
• College look at day student needs
• Art galleries offer diversity down on the market
• Profile of two day students
• Goodman says career counseling can provide guidance
• Four attend conference
• Black students form club
• Cherry Hill provides arts, 'soft swirl of activity' …

Hollins Columns (1979 Oct 29), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Mink jobs her memory
• SGA plans sale of bunwarmers
• Court hung on decision to instate death penalty
• Letter from the editor
• Frosh proposes degree
• Columns urges fruitful talks during Camp Carroll Retreats
• Ely's Art
• Brewslur shocks Hollins
• Tab, salad consumption surge
• Guess the faculty celebrities......
• Dining with Deli Delights
• Scary gallops along
• Fall weekend tips offered
• Calendar
• Color clashes splash winter fashion scene Columns highlights pick of designer crop
• HOP goes free & easy
• Fencing team foiled once again: Advances fell gym foundation
• Sports this week

Hollins Columns (1979 Oct 22), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Dean recalls fifties
• Parietal change proposed
• Student Senate amends by-laws
• Senate needs input
• Letters to the editor:
• ADA's on the campus; 'small sorority' explains role
• Church is not figure for editorial cartoon
• Ely's art
• HOP aids backpackers
• Plume de Paris
• Trustees schedule meeting
• Nash analyzes Cuban situation
• Getts discusses problem
• Grads cite programs' pros, cons
• Continuing ed presents challenge
• Caverns warrant visit
• Finally.. It's Tinker Day!
• Administration voices support for College's curriculum
• Computer use widespread
• Goodman says career counseling can provide guidance
• Dual Curriculum Expands Degree Potential
• At other schools
• Faculty discusses liberal art education
• Degrees
• Fuller's …

Hollins Columns (1979 Oct 15), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Panel debates nuke future
• Cult members seek warmth, Moseley says
• Grapheon brings poet, pie-sling to College
• Irony found in meeting
• Election procedure criticized
• Red Cross thanks College
• Ely's art
• Sisters discuss twenties
• Psi Chi sponsors talk
• Anglican church holds services in Ballator
• Career counseling workshop series examines options
• Purgatory provides relaxing atmosphere
• Pope reaffirms traditions
• Symposium examines presidency
• Royal Lichtenstein Circus comes to campus
• Items found at Gene's
• Drama auditions scheduled
• Calendar
• Riders off to good start
• Hockey team burns Briar
• Tinker Mountain scene of HOP rock climbing session
• Team spikes to win
• Olympics film slated
• Orchesis …

Hollins Columns (1979 Oct 8), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• '83 elects officers
• Depression class 'fortunate'
• Nukes are focus of speakers series
• Student Senate names committees
• W&L offers 'tips'
• Pendulum swings; clock advances
• Ely's art
• Response lunch series examines stuttering
• College publications win CASE Award
• Blood donors double this year
• $100,000 grant means buried treasure
• Short term tips offered
• Mathis brings new ideas to Grapheon
• Wheeler moderates local PBS news/analysis program
• Information director hosts TV series 'All About Women'
• College to celebrate Miss Matty's 123rd
• Good deals can be made at the Record Exchange
• Focus on art activities
• Janice highlights Fall Weekend
• Calendar
• Tourney play results in …

Hollins Columns (1979 Oct 1), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Rising thefts reported
• Ex-CIA Agent Urges Reform
• Alumnae reflect on college days
• Energy Cutback can be attained
• ADA disrupts residents
• Tinker Day inspires spirit
• Ely's Art
• O'Brien offers CPR skills
• Howe discusses costs
• Annual alumnae council to conduct telethon
• Bloodmobile sets goals
• Committee calls for 7% cut
• Mass transit small aid to ailing car culture
• Carter acts to relieve crunch
• Tips for those who roadtrip
• College cuts energy use
• Solar Energy: A viable option?
• Students comment on energy crisis
• Moseley's faith is vital
• Pape 'tunes into language'
• Non-meat diets enjoy popularity
• Doobies play to eager audience
• Calendar …

Hollins Columns (1979 Sept 24), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Opening draws community
• Marchetti opens GSF Series '79
• Alumnae recall past
• Talk focuses on icons
• Brewster meets with HEW
• Letter from the Editor
• Disruption of Freya walk concerns SGA president
• Members of Freya stress goals
• '79 grads protest speaker
• Evitts, Beardslee open LSC/SGA lunches
• C&P refunds deposit charge; extra student cost mistake
• Admissions' focus expands
• Publicity chairperson revises rules; posters in designated areas only
• Brewster challenges Esquire report
• Seniors spend summer trekking over Europe
• Intern reflects on D.C. jobs
• Milyko enjoys an outdoor summer
• Ussler brings HOP ideas
• RLA sponsors bloodmobile
• Music schedule sounds dynamic
• Movies for …

Hollins Columns (1979 Sept 7), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Letter from the editor
• Editors reflect on year: On one's own but not alone
• New students sign honor pledge
• Hollins needs commitment
• Examining the stats
• Religious Life Association increases services
• Center meets writer's needs
• Finney expands worship program to unite community
• Talk is key to roommate success
• McElroy offers tips on meeting people
• RAs: Resident friends help students adjust
• Students register Monday
• Capturing Hollins Vocabulary
• A variety of films coming to campus
• Film airs Saturday
• Involvement expands experience
• No smoking
• Gammon speaks out on orientation and new students

Ua45/6 Commencement Program, Wku Registrar

WKU Administration Documents

Commencement program listing graduates.

Ua12/2/1 College Heights Herald, Vol. 54, No. 61, Wku Student Affairs

WKU Administration Documents

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. Articles in this issue:

• Workers’ Slowdown Fails to Materialize
• Bailey, Cindi. Freshman Registration Runs Smoothly
• Smith, Paul. Gas Supply Short, but Coal Plentiful
• Barr, Donna & Jim Battles. New President Due Aug. 1 – Donald Zacharias
• President’s Home Won’t Be Ready for Zachariases
• Bailey, Cindi. Work Almost Complete on Kentucky Building
• New President to Speak Aug. 10 at Graduation
• Highland, Kathy. Love Affair: Dr. Kelly Thompson to Retire Again
• Marlow, Lori. Ticket Sales in Progress – Fine Arts Festival
• 4 Staff Members Resign – Rhea Lazarus, Donald Armstrong, Larry …

Hollins Columns (1979 May 14), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Exams to start May 17
• Wilkenson to speak May 27
• Security and students scuffle
• Letter from the editor
• Closing remarks
• Here and there
• McCormick looks to year ahead
• Letters to the editor
• Tenure and promotion committee reports
• Ware replies to swimming team
• W&L student discusses incident with security
• Finney explains position concerning counselor
• Reunions take place May 25-27
• Student committee unusual
• Class of '83: diverse
• ODK charter established
• HOP & Hollins: 2 years
• Whiteman moves on to Yale
• Faculty, Staff leaving
• Maghakian expands computer's use
• Fires prompt new concern
• Six view four years at Hollins
• Proud to …

Ua45/6 Commencement Program, Wku Registrar

WKU Administration Documents

Commencement program listing graduates.

Hollins Columns (1979 May 7), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Committee proposes budget
• Leg. passes committee revision
• Convocation recognizes honors
• Alumna to bear torch
• Letter from the editor
• Campus Life chair explains proposals
• Swim team explains action
• Looking around': questions arise about use of SAOS
• Gray, O'Brien promote CPR
• College decides 'no counselor'
• Few dorms get quorum
• Angelina Au pursues love of arts; German
• Career Counseling visits dorms
• Students receive honors
• Women's league not for women only
• Tiplady finds many treasures in McVitty rare book room here
• Calendar
• Community hears good opera
• T.A. major airs show
• Display features seniors
• Lacrosse team takes state title in VWLA
• Riding …

Ua12/2/1 College Heights Herald, Vol. 54, No. 60, Wku Student Affairs

WKU Administration Documents

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. Articles in this issue:

• Whitaker, David. Fellow Shipped: Graduate to Study in Japan – James Holland
• Judd, Alan. 2 Regents Want Kern Alexander; Selection Scheduled Sunday
• Young, Monte. Faculty-student Committee Formed
• Laser Shows Attract 4000
• Florida Administrator Should Be Reconsidered – Kern Alexander
• Walls, Judith. Thanks Western – William Walls
• Suiter, Becky. Liked Housing Story
• Cox, Michael. Criticizes Column – ROTC Survival Lab
• Armstrong, Bryan. After 3 Years, Editor Says Goodbye
• Kirkwood, Jon. Defends Fee Hike
• Adams, Don. Paramedics Reply
• LaCoste, Robert. Says Bible Clear – Homosexuality
• Stichtenoth, Keith. …

Ua12/2/1 College Heights Herald, Vol. 54, No. 59, Wku Student Affairs

WKU Administration Documents

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. Articles in this issue:

• Judd, Alan. Naming of President Delayed until Sunday
• Armstrong, Bryan. Regents Pass ’79-80 Budget
• Galloway, Amy. Special Olympian’s Efforts Aimed at Pleasing Friend
• Faculty Deny Interference; Previous Story Corrected
• Journalism Accredited
• Ag Center to Be Done July 1 – Taylor Agriculture Pavilion
• More Married Housing Units Needed
• Morman, Linda. Amused by Letters - Homosexuality
• Ferguson, Brent. Commends Broadcast
• Knauer, Daryl. Suggests Courses - All the King’s Men
• Cooke, Ken. Debate Planned
• Shank, Mrs. Bekke. Likes Herman’s Hermits
• McKinney, Bettie. Questions Coverage – Shirley Chisholm
• Cosman, …