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WLCU Relaunches Campbellsville University’s Radio Station as ‘88.7 The Tiger’
Original Source – Sept. 11, 2014 / Source 2 – Winter 2017 – Page 50 (18 in PDF) Campbellsville University’s WLCU broadcast service has relaunched its FM radio station as “88.7 The Tiger.” The special ceremony took place recently at CU’s Tigerville Grille. “Welcome to the growling grand reopening for WLCU-FM and WLCU Television,” […]
George Bright donates father’s Campbellsville Junior College Grammar School Diploma
Original Source – Campbellsvillian Spring 2014 – Page 10 June 4, 1927, was a special day for Samuel Allen Bright, Jr.—he was receiving his diploma for graduating eighth grade from Campbellsville Junior College. At that time, Campbellsville University was an elementary school, high school, and two-year college. “This diploma is from eighth grade, which qualified […]
George Howell & Clay Hill Memorial Forest Serve Children
Original Source – Summer 2014 – Page 7 “My calling is to do things and create things that have to do with children,” said George Howell, husband of the late Joan White, whose family had owned Clay Hill Memorial Forest before donating it to Campbellsville University. “The earlier you can get children out and […]
Louisville Baptist Fellowship Center students visit CU with trustee Smyzer
Original Source – July 31, 2014 Education is important to the Rev. Matthew Smyzer, executive director of the Baptist Fellowship Center and a CU Board of Trustees, CU Church Relations Council member and former chair, which is why for the past three years he has brought a group of Louisville area students to Campbellsville University […]
Bungie.net Community FAQ – (3/28/13)
This was a forum thread I created on Bungie.net, the official website of Bungie, a video game developer known for Destiny and Halo. Original Source – July 1, 2014 Creating a Bungie.net Account > 1: Registering on Bungie.net > 2: Keeping Your Information Secure Bungie.net General Questions > 1: Forum Ninjas > 2: Gamertag […]
Kids College held at Campbellsville University
Original Source – June 27, 2014 Cupcakes were baked and arrows loosed as Kids College was held on Campbellsville University’s campus in the Virginia Ponser Flanagan Technology Training Center June 16-19. Kids College provides students with opportunities to broaden the scope of their interests and interact with others. Students can choose two sessions from the […]
Low student-teacher ratio is important to McKinley, speaking at event in Lexington
Original Source – May 29, 2014 “Campbellsville University is changing lives and we want to continue changing lives,” Paula Smith, director of alumni relations, said at the fourth Campbellsville University Campaign for the Commonwealth alumni event in Lexington on May 22. During the event, Herman Hardesty, graduate and Board of Alumni member, along with […]
School of Nursing pins 31 students in ceremony at Campbellsville University
Original Source – May 9, 2014 “When a call comes in, do you want to speak to the doctor in charge or do you want to speak to the nurse who knows what’s really going on?” said Dr. Frank Cheatham, senior vice president for academic affairs. This question was poised to the families of […]
Chandler Smith’s 1969 class ring found after 40 years
Original Source – Campbellsvillian Spring 2014 – Pages 4-5 Imagine you have just graduated from college. You worked long and hard and finally have something to show for it: a class ring. You wear it only for a few weeks before suddenly losing it. You look everywhere imaginable, but it’s nowhere to be found. […]
CU’s ‘Campaign for the Commonwealth’ kicks off in Elizabethtown
Original Source – March 22, 2014 “What would your life be like if Campbellsville University did not exist?” This question was poised to alumni and friends at an event held at Stone Hearth Restaurant in Elizabethtown, Ky. on March 20 that kicked off Campbellsville University’s “Campaign for the Commonwealth.” “This campaign is going to […]