Greek club Alpha Gamma Chi hopes to rekindle their “eternal flame” by unveiling a new fountain and flame by fall 2009.
Dr. Jimmy Harper, campus pastor and sponsor of Chi, said the original Chi fountain and flame was located by the entrance to the Paul Dana Walker Arena but was torn down during the renovation in [...]
Alpha Gamma Chi rekindles fountain and flame
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The lights are dim; the silence is deafening. A colorful butterfly and the words “We Are Becoming” appear.
Is this some spacey jazz concert? No, it’s the new “We Are Becoming” campaign in Conn Center chapel.
Over the summer, Chris Hadsell, Jennifer Mitchell, Eric Brown and Taylor Jones spoke with Campus Pastor Jimmy Harper about the idea [...]
This article was co-written by Ben Jones and Kristen Bruce.
Guys, if you tend to get nervous around this time of year thinking about buying that perfect Christmas present for that perfect lady in your life, then pay close attention to the next few paragraphs.
No, I won’t spoon feed you and describe that item that matches [...]
Avoid all non-Christmas holidays like the plague. These include your third cousin’s Hannukah party, your African American neighbor’s Kwanzaa celebration, and your dad’s crazy new year’s fiesta. At all of these events, the calorie-laced food options will be vast, and whether it’s the fried latkas or the Kwanzaa cake, you’re bound to put on a [...]
Music is a deep-rooted part of life at Lee University. While many students enjoy listening to music on campus, some students also work diligently to create it.
Students of Lee’s choirs and ensembles find themselves in the unique role of having to balance classes and other typical aspects of college life while also being part of [...]
This year, K-mart is hosting the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program that provides new clothing and toys for children during the holiday season.
Each year, a sponsoring company or corporation places a Christmas tree in a store or a lobby that has high-pedestrian traffic.
K-mart has placed the Angel Tree and a table with information on how [...]
After reading “The Kite Runner,” Khaled Hosseini’s story-telling abilities left me speechless. The powerful portrait he gave of Afghanistan through the lives of two young boys and the element of redemption that saturates the story were enough to sell me on him as an author. Then came “A Thousand Splendid Suns.”
“A Thousand Splendid Suns” tells [...]
The Boys and Girls Club of Cleveland, under the direction of Lee alumna Laura Northcutt, will be performing “Cheaper by the Dozen.”
“I just wanted a show a lot of people would recognize and get excited about,” Northcutt said.
According to Northcutt, the children are the most important part of the play. Seventy children auditioned in [...]
Students all over campus are thinking critically about their faith in the context of community.
Small Groups, formerly known as H.Y.P.E. or “Heightening Your Personal Experience,” have been re-vamped this year with the name change being the most significant adjustment.
Each dorm has small groups that meet every Thursday at 10 p.m. on every floor, except in [...]
Many people are aware that domestic violence exists, however its impact often remains unseen and unknown by many as well. Domestic violence is a subject that hits close to home in many people’s lives, but few discuss it openly.
But during the month of October, in honor of Domestic Violence Month, discussions were being held to [...]
Lee students with physical disabilities are grateful for the recent changes that have made the campus more accessible, however, they look forward to more progress in the future.
Senior Leslie Hartman, a double major in history and communications with journalism/media writing emphasis, uses a wheel chair because she has cerebral palsy.
“When I transferred, [Lee] contacted me [...]