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Education
BJU Hosts Gold Rush Daze
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- By Lee B. Miller
On March12, the Bob Jones University student body came together for a day of friendly competition, fun and fireworks during “Gold Rush Daze.”
The Gold Rush Daze competition happens just once every four years. BJU senior Victoria Sparkman said this time frame helps the student body look forward to it. “I think of it like the Bob Jones Olympics,” Sparkman said.
The BJU student body was divided into two teams, Green Thunder and Red Lightning, with faculty being able to join either team. While the competition games kicked off in the afternoon, the day was started with faculty members serving breakfast in bed to students in the residence halls.
Jeff Farrington Named NGU Head Football Coach
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- By Press Release
Jeff Farrington, who played football at Greer High School and lettered twice as a defensive back at the Citadel before graduating in 1982, has been named football coach at North Greenville University.
NGU President, Dr. James B. Epting, introduced the new coach and his wife Traci to the staff faculty and public Thursday, February 7, in the President’s Conference Room.
Bob Jones University Announces Randy Page as Manager, Public Relations
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- By Press Release
Bob Jones University announces the appointment of Randy Page as Manager, Public Relations, effective today, Jan. 30, 2013.
A 1990 BJU graduate, Randy comes to the University from South Carolinians for Responsible Government, a grassroots lobbying organization that works to give parents tuition tax credits for children in grades K-12, where he served as President for the last eight years. Randy has also served as Legislative Affairs Director for former Lieutenant Governor Bob Peeler, Chief of Staff for former Lieutenant Governor Andre Bauer and as the Director of Public Events for former governor David Beasley.
Sen. Katrina Shealy Addresses Republican Women
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Conservative Business Woman Defeated Controversial Sen. “Jake” Knotts as Petition Candidate
Newly elected Sen. Katrina Shealy, who defeated veteran Sen. “Jake” Knotts to represent District 23 in Lexington County, was the December guest speaker for the Greenville County Republican Women's Club Luncheon at the Poinsett Club.
Reporter Graduates from NGU
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- By James "Chip" Moore
The Times Examiner Reporter James “Chip” Moore with his daughter Diamond Shay Moore at his North Greenville University Graduation.
North Greenville University celebrates 120th Birthday
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- By Press Release
Tigerville, SC - A gathering of the faculty, staff and students took place on this beautiful Wednesday at North Greenville University to celebrate the school’s 120th birthday at the Founder’s Day chapel service.
“Today is a special day,” said President Jimmy Epting as he welcomed students and faculty to the service.
This year’s speaker, Rev. Paul Jimenez, pastor of Taylors First Baptist Church, opened his message by asking the question, “What are the toughest challenges you’ve faced that are keeping you from your mission?”
North Greenville University Welcomes 19th Consecutive Record Enrollment
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- By Press Release
Tigerville, SC –For the nineteenth consecutive year, North Greenville University again welcomed the largest number of students in school history. A combined total of 2,451 undergraduate and graduate students began classes this fall; an increase of 44 students over last year. A school record 716 new students enrolled this year; an increase from 689 a year ago.
In addition, NGU welcomed 105 Palmetto Fellows Scholarship recipients, also a record number. These represent the very best academic students from South Carolina. Approximately 145 students anticipate graduation this December.
- Greenville County Schools Announces Principal Changes for 2012-13
- Dr. DeeDee Washington Named Associate Superintendent for Academics
- Greenville Charter School Welcomes Students at New Location
- Greenville County Names Two Emerging Teachers of the Year
- Woodmont High School Teacher Named Greenville County Teacher of the Year
- Legacy Charter School adds Fred Crawford
- Greenville County Schools Provides Free Summer Lunch Program
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