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English Honor Society Shares Love with a Pen
Travis Archie
When most people hear the words “love letter” they usually think it’s an exchange of romantic thoughts and emotions between two people who care about each other. Sigma Tau Delta, the English Honors group at Gardner-Webb, participated with an organization called The World Needs More Love Letters, by writing to people who need a boost in their self-esteem.
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Gardner-Webb Helps Others Prepare for the Tax Season
Travis Archie
It is that time of year once again; tax filing season is on the horizon. Every employed person has to file their taxes and there is no way to avoid them without facing harsh consequences. So in order to help people in the local community get ready for the upcoming tax season Dr. Denise Smith, Associate Professor of Business, is supplying free tax preparation for students, staff and faculty that make less than $60,000 a year.
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Gardner-Webb Installs New Internet Services
Travis Archie
As of now the university is about 90% complete with the installation of their newest Internet system supplied by Aruba Networks.
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Graduating Senior Heather Feldman
Travis Archie
Graduating seniors have things to look forward to, memories to look back on and advice to share with others.
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Importance of Dialing Dawgs
Travis Archie
Many students are clueless about the importance of Dialing Dawgs and the Annual Fund.
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MLK Day at Gardner-Webb
Travis Archie
Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, but unlike most places classes and jobs will continue on the campus of Gardner-Webb University. Many students have asked, “Why is the university is not taking a day off?”
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More Details of the Internet Outage
Travis Archie
After about 30 hours of no service, the internet crisis at Gardner Webb has been temporarily fixed. Around 5 p.m. Wednesday, Internet access slowly became available to faculty devices and then to the student devices. Now many people have questions about the outage and rumors have developed.
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New Major Approaches Gardner-Webb
Travis Archie
Beginning in the fall of 2015, Gardner Webb University will be introducing a new major to the university’s degree curriculum. The title of the new major is World Languages, Literatures and Cultures.
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CMU Ladies Night
Elizabeth Banfield
The full "CMU Ladies Night" video is available on the GWU-Today YouTube Channel.
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Finding New Ways to Explore the Outdoors
Elizabeth Banfield
“If you’re looking for something fun to do on campus that’s not at night or on the weekends, this is it,” said student Ande Malinowski as she talked about the Tuesday outdoor adventure activities organized by Adventure Recreation this semester.
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Gardner-Webb Recieves "A" Grade for Core Curriculum
Elizabeth Banfield
The full "Gardner-Webb Recieves "A" Grade for Core Curriculum" video is available on the GWU-Today YouTube Channel.
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Students Simulate Human Trafficing Through Maze
Elizabeth Banfield
The full "Students Simulate Human Trafficking Through Maze" video is available on the GWU-Today YouTube Channel.
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The Caf Cookbook: Seniors Share Their Favorite Recipes
Elizabeth Banfield
It’s getting to be that time of year again, where the temperatures are dropping as is the excitement over Caf food. Freshmen are realizing the downfalls of mass produced food, and upperclassmen are dreaming of the day when they can have their own kitchen and a budget for groceries.
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Bulldog Bite
Alex Bennett and Andy Bennett
The full "Bulldog Bite" video can be found on the GWU-Today YouTube Channel.
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Couples on Campus
Jonelle Bobak
Tracy Jessup is the vice president for Christian Life and Service. He is married to Teresa Jessup and their anniversary is June 24. They met in the OMG Music Building when Tracy and his friends were jamming out to some music.
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Delaware Singing Duo Performs at Gardner-Webb
Jonelle Bobak
A singing duo, Jenny and Tyler Somers, were welcomed on Tuesday at Dimensions and The Gathering.
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Elections on the Rise
Jonelle Bobak
Elections for the Student Government Association’s Executive Council takes place from March 3 to March 5. Each candidate prepared and delivered a speech for the student body on Tuesday morning at Dimensions.
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ESPNU Airs Runnin' Bulldogs Men's Basketball Game
Jonelle Bobak
For the first time in Gardner-Webb history, ESPNU will televise the Runnin’ Bulldogs men’s basketball team tonight, at 7 p.m. in the Paul Porter Arena. “People you see on ESPN will be there,” said Katie Spiro, Director of Marketing & Promotions for Athletics at GWU.
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Greater Shelby Community Theatre Brings Comedy to GWU
Jonelle Bobak
This weekend the Greater Shelby Community Theatre will be bringing their production of “Greater Tuna” to the Millennium Playhouse.
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GWU's Fan for Life
Jonelle Bobak
“Put a twist in it!”
“Just hit the mitt!”
“Finish it up right here!”
These are some of the chants that long-time fan Steve Hines yells out while attending Gardner-Webb baseball games. You know Hines is in the Henry Moss Stadium when he starts cheering on the team.
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New Restaurant Opens on Main Street
Jonelle Bobak
A new restaurant hits the town of Boiling Springs with a big bang. Campus Pizzeria, a Greek and Italian style restaurant, has caused quite the stir on Gardner-Webb’s campus.
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Sister's Ministry Lends a Helping Hand
Jonelle Bobak
The Gardner-Webb Sister’s Ministry assisted in building the brand new Pregnancy Resource Center of Cleveland County. They traveled to the construction site on Saturday, March 28, to complete various tasks.
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Snow Day at GWU Results in Snowball Fights and Igloos
Jonelle Bobak
Snow began to fall on campus around 6 p.m. on Wednesday. The weather forecast was calling for 6 to 9 inches of snow. By 10 p.m. the ground was already covered with 3 inches of snow and it wasn’t going to stop until 5 a.m. Many students on Wednesday night went out exploring to see what adventures awaited them.
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Student Government Association Attends Conference on Sexual Assault
Jonelle Bobak
Five members of Gardner Webb’s Student Government Association traveled to Elon University to attend a sexual assault conference. They went to represent GWU and were exposed to many issues in today’s society.
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The Fastest Game on Two Feet is Introduced to GWU
Jonelle Bobak
A new sports team has made its debut in GWU’s sports program. Women’s lacrosse was added to the roster this year.
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