The SJC welcomed Chattanooga Times Free Press President Alton Brown this week. Brown toured Southern at the invitation of University President Ken Shaw.
Brown and SJC professors discussed the ongoing partnership between journalism students and the TFP.
The interview has been edited into a two-part series of "The A-list with Alison Lebovitz," which airs locally on WTCI-TV, Chattanooga's PBS affiliate. After each broadcast, episodes can be seen online via the station's website https://t.co/VPerKVl2fo and the WTCI/PBS Roku channel
Last December's interview with legendary journalist Carl Bernstein will drop this Thursday night, July 6, at 8:30 Eastern time. Bernstein was the first speaker in the SJC's R. Lynn Sauls lecture series.
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The newest addition of Columns magazine is hitting mailboxes! Read online now at https://t.co/2AyubKURZP.
Stories include our new President Ken Shaw and his wife, Ann, returning to Southern, a recap Homecoming Weekend, new degrees in digital fields added, and more.
Wishing our Southern family near and far a very, merry Christmas! May God's blessings be yours this holiday season. https://t.co/y4Aqr2JoMZ
"The Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us." -John 1:14
MENTAL HEALTH:"When we create healthy boundaries, we are investing in our own identity. Boundaries can place clear guidelines that define the responsibilities we will accept."
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Adjunct Music Professor Ellen Foster recently started a harp ensemble that consists of four Southern Adventist University students and one young adult who lives in the Chattanooga area.
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NEWS UPDATE: Claude Abran Finch III, the suspect arrested in connection with a November 16 sexual assault incident involving a female student at Southern Adventist University, has been charged with stalking, a class A misdemeanor.
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OPINION:" The traditional American understanding of Santa takes away from that spirit of selflessness and giving. If we teach our children to believe in Santa, we take away the chance to instead teach them the true blessing of Christmas. "
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OPINION:"My experience with Santa never took precedence over the meaning of the holiday. My parents made sure I knew that we decorated the house, gave gifts and sang carols to celebrate the birth of Jesus."
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Vice President for Student Development Dennis Negrón explained Southern’s plan if the Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) goes into effect by January 10, the first day of the Winter 2022 semester, in an email sent to the student body on December 3.
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Issue 10 is out!
Highlights include:
* Admin considers updating student wage scale
* Campus Safety responds to on-campus sexual assault
* SA applications to open Jan. 10
All of this and more, on Issue 10 of the 77th volume of the Southern Accent.
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