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  The Web Magazine 1975, May

  William J. Briggs

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue recalls the reunion of the class of 1925, provides highlights from the dedication of the Hubert M. Craig Memorial Classroom building, recalls commencement festivities, and announces an alumni tour of Hawaii.

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  The Web Magazine 1975, June

  William J. Briggs

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This short issue recalls the Charlotte Telethon that was held. During this, members of the Alumni Association made phone calls to "solicit pledges to the annual fund".

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  The Web Magazine 1975, July

  William J. Briggs

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue pays special tribute to Carolina Freight Carriers who gave GW a Honeywell 200 computer. It also thanks Edwin Yates Webb, Jr. for his gift of a copy of the speech "Webb's Universe" to GW. Jerry McGee is announced as the new director of alumni activities and Charles E. Mack, Jr. is announced to have stepped down.

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  The Web Magazine 1975, September

  William J. Briggs

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue discusses homecoming/founders day, reunions/alumni meetings, sports, and the "joint alumni breakfast" that will take place at the Baptist State Convention. Also, this issue announces a change in the way that The Web Magazine will be published.

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  The Web Magazine 1975, December

  William J. Briggs

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue is the first of the new, more lengthy ones. It features updates on several alumni groups, campus construction plans, financial gifts/grants,and basketball. It also announces that the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary will accept credit hours from Gardner-Webb. A new feature, "The Bulldog Shop" was added. Alumni can purchase Gardner-Webb clothes, posters, or other memorabilia through a mail-in order form provided in the magazine. This issue also encourages alumni to join a new group, the "Alumni Coffee Club".

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  The Web Magazine 1976, March

  Jerry E. McGee

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue discusses the events that will take place at the Alumni Banquet, names Thomas J. McGraw the new President of Gardner-Webb College, and recalls the success from the Northeastern United States Telethon that the Alumni Association held for the annual fund. It also informs readers on the upcoming trip to Switzerland, gives updates on the basketball team, and encourages more people to join the Alumni Coffee Club.

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  The Web Magazine 1976, June

  Jerry E. McGee

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue celebrates the golf team's success gives updates on the "campus happenings" of GW, and announces the winner of the alumnus of the year award. It also announces that students at GW will now be able to earn a degree in medical technology through a partnership with Charlotte Memorial. Photos of business interns are featured, commencement is recalled, and the success of the golf team.

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  The Web Magazine 1976, September

  Jerry E. McGee

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue introduces Dr. Craven Edward Williams as the ninth President of Gardner-Webb College, announces that an alumni directory will soon be made available to alumni, and praises author James Sullivan for his new book. It also provides an update on the GW football team, recognizes alumni for their financial contributions for 1975-76, and announces two memorials that will be held for professors that passed away in 1976.

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  The Web Magazine 1976, December

  Van Scott

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue introduces the new "Annual College Fund" and a new form of financial aid for students pursuing religious education/careers. It also writes that the GWC Choir will perform in France, recalls the alumni telethon and career day at GW. This issue also speaks much of Dr. Williams, the new President of GW. He politely refused an inauguration ceremony and insisted the money for the ceremony be spend on the school itself. R. Patrick Spangler is announced as chairman of the Board of Trustees for the seventh time, trips to London and Hawaii are announced, and updates on sports and homecoming/Founders Day activities are provided.

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  The Web Magazine 1977, Winter

  Gilbert W. File III

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue discusses several gifts to the college, some of which were to go towards scholarships. It recalls Homecoming and the Choral Clinic, discusses the efforts that GW is making towards reaching deaf and blind students/alumni, highlights several ministries on campus, and writes on Dr. Dan Proctor's time in a Jewish Theological Seminary.

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  The Web Magazine 1977, March

  Van Scott and Sherry Richardson

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue announces the date of the alumni banquet, muses on the benefits of evening college at GW, and recalls the success of the Annual College Fund. It also reminds readers of the upcoming trip to London, honors the late Dr. J. Thurman Lewis for his gift for the establishment of a chair of Biblical languages and Semitic studies, and praises GW for being an example to others during the national energy crisis.

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  The Web Magazine 1977, June

  Van Scott and Sherry Richardson

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue celebrates the success of the first Annual College Fund, as well as Gardner-Webb's annual alumni fund that was recognized nationally by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. The issue also discusses the inclusion of deaf students on campus, the GW radio station, events of the alumni banquet, commencement, the GW orchestra, and sports teams.

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  The Web Magazine 1977, September

  Jerry E. McGee

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue announces the $10.5 million development program and the Dover Challenge. It also announces Robert E. Knott as the new Vice President and Dean of GWC, discusses Homecoming festivities, and recognizes F. Keith Griggs and Joe C. Allen for having received "advanced degrees".

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  The Web Magazine 1978, Spring

  Gilbert W. File III

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue discusses a new Building Campaign in which the Chairman and the Architect was selected. It also discusses a "Bold Dimensions" program which was steadily gaining momentum in fundraising. Jerry McGee was named Associate Director of Development. Pat Spangler, a heavy influence at Gardner-Webb, was spotlighted. The Basketball Team tied for Number 2 in the nation. There was also a new human performance lab set up by the health and physical education department.

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  The Web Magazine 1979, January/February

  Gilbert W. File III

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue discusses the Gardner Webb Music Program being accredited. It also speaks of how Gardner Webb set up a new placement office. There were also new officers of the Board of Trustees elected. Dr. Larry Sale was elected the NC and SC coordinator for Phi Delta Kappa district 7H. Sale also wrote a piece entitled Portrait of Cindy: An Emerging Adolescent.

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  The Web Magazine 1979, March/April

  Gilbert W. File III

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue features an article that announces that the Convocation Center Campaign has reached a benchmark in fundraising. The SGA was apart of the fundraising efforts as they began a campaign to donate room key deposits. The Special Olympics for 1979 in Cleveland County was held in Spangler Stadium.It also offers a overview of the state of the Spring Sports teams during the time, particularly focusing on baseball.

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  The Web Magazine 1979, March/April

  Gilbert W. File III

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue features an article that announces that the Convocation Center Campaign has reached a benchmark in fundraising. The SGA was apart of the fundraising efforts as they began a campaign to donate room key deposits. The Special Olympics for 1979 in Cleveland County was held in Spangler Stadium.It also offers a overview of the state of the Spring Sports teams during the time, particularly focusing on baseball.

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  The Web Magazine 1979, May/June

  Gilbert W. File III

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue spotlights four alumni that received awards for service to their respective communities. It also briefly features that Rev. Buddy Freeman resigned from the college entirely. A gift of 65,000 dollars, given anonymously, allowed Gardner Webb to establish a permanent program in asserting practical leadership. Broyhill Industries donated 100,000 dollars for a new program entitled BASIC, focusing on the importance of a free economic system with a private sector.

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  The Web Magazine 1979, September/October

  Debbie B. Putnam

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue begins with the recap of Dr. John D. Phillips', President of the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, address to students to officially begin the school year. Gardner- Webb also began a program in Human Services. Debbie B. Putnam was named the new editor of the magazine. The first Criminal Justice major, Thomas A. Johnson, graduated.Thomas Moore was named the new head coach of the football team. This issue heavily focuses on the fundraising efforts of the school, offering many different means of support.

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  The Web Magazine 1979, November/December

  Debbie B. Putnam

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue highlights the groundbreaking ceremonies for the new convocation center at Gardner-Webb. The beginning semester of Graduate Studies was anticipated to begin in 1980. There were also major fundraising attempts during this time period, with a 50,000 dollar donation given anonymously. Patrick Spangler became the Convocation Center General Chairman, and took on the responsibilities of governing all other chairmen on this project. There was an outlook for the Gardner-Webb basketball season given by Randy Alexander, the Sports Information Director. Michael Stephens, a psychology major, met with prominent psychologist from around the nation on his four week tour of the United States. The school also began to offer art therapy. There was also a spotlight of the educators within the Education Department.

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  The Web Magazine 1980, January/February

  Debbie B. Putnam

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue recognizes several members of the Board of Trustees who were either honored or were retiring, announces the approval of a grant for the town of Boiling Springs/Gardner-Webb, and explains the dual-degree program in engineering that GW and Auburn University created together. It also recognizes students who were inducted into Sigma Tau Delta, discusses the research that is to be published from evening college students, and praises upper Cleveland for meeting and passing their convocation goal.

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  The Web Magazine 1980, March/April

  Debbie B. Putnam

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue covers the events of convocation where the 75th anniversary of Gardner-Webb was celebrates, writes on the meetings of the trustees and advisors, explores the topic of a possible future laboratory school, and discusses the anthem made for the spring convocation. It also recognizes the Philbeck family for being Bulldogs generation after generation, announces a new scholarship fund from Mrs. Beulah Rimmer Craig, tells the story of Deborah James in Vietnam, and thanks the Sears-Roebuck Foundation for the grant they gifted to GW. Finally, this issue writes on the new religious curriculum center, John Mackovic at the All-Sports Banquet, Bob Porter being elected city councilman in Thomasville, and about former coach Norman Harris.

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  The Web Magazine 1980, May/June

  Debbie B. Putnam

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue covers events, speakers, and special guests at the commencement ceremony, announces new staff/faculty and their respective positions, pays tribute to the Lutz-Yelton Foundation for their pledge, and discusses what current and former students have accomplished in recent years. It also discusses club trips, sports, alumni day, the fine arts department, the eruption of Mt. Saint Helens, and the events from the Annual Cleveland County Special Olympics.

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  The Web Magazine 1980, September/October

  Nancy H. Sarazen

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue recognizes several students for awards/scholarships, depicts the new presidential medallion, announces the construction of the Lutz-Yelton Convocation Center and the date of homecoming, discusses a few grants that GW had received, and pays tribute to Hobart Smith. It also announces new staff members and their respective positions, praises student who had become missionary journeymen, and provides a layout concerning where the annual college fund stood. Summer events were covered from camps to commencement, sports and clubs are discussed, and annual fund contributors are recognized.

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  The Web Magazine 1980, November/December

  Deborah B. Putnam

  The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue recalls the events of homecoming, features segments on a few GW students, announces the sixth annual Carolina Classic basketball tournament, describes the new Student Alumni Council, discusses various sports teams, announces new faculty/staff, writes on Lloyd C. Bost as well as the Broyhill Academy for the Study of Independent Concepts.