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  Southern Columns Spring 1991

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Preparing for the Future of Science Education". By the time Southern's 100th birthday party is over and the presents are all opened, a life-size science building may be ready for assembly.

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  Southern Columns Winter 1991

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Passing on the Torch of Learning". To get acquainted with Ginnie Simmons or Jody Travis is to see learning as a continuum.

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  Southern Columns Fall 1990

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Addition Is Started for Church". Ground was broken July 16 for a $3.8 million addition to the Collegedale Seventh-day Adventist Church.

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  Southern Columns Spring 1990

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Putting ambition to work for others". Charlene Bremson Jamerson, the administrative director of nursing at Parkridge Medical Center in Chattanooga, was honored at SC's 1989 Alumni Homecoming.

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  Southern Columns Summer 1990

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Inaugural Tournament Helps Build Scholarship Endowment". Perfect weather prevailed for the inaugural Southern College Invitation in June. Greens were green and sky was blue.

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  Southern Columns Fall 1989

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "McKee Central American Scholarship New at Southern". "It's a miracle to be here' says Mario Ramirez of Costa Rica. God had some help with this one: Mario is the first recipient of the McKee Central American Scholarship.

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  Southern Columns Summer 1989

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Coping with the Challenge of CHANGE". A behind the scenes look at curriculum planning at Southern College.

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  Southern Columns v.41-1 1989

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Bidwell to Become Financial Vice President". Dale J. Bidwell, an experienced financial administrator, has been chosen vice president for finance at Southern College.

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  Southern Columns v.40-1 1988

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "PE Center Named for Bill Illes". Recalling his position as final speaker at groundbreaking ceremonies for the physical education building in September 1963, Bill lies responded with characteristic wit—describing himself as "strolling down redundancy lane" — to conclude the special convocation at which the facility was designated the William A. lies Physical Education Center.

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  Southern Columns v.40-2 1988

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Balance". Balance is really the bottom line of the Southern College experience," remarked Dr. Don Sahly to a group on the occasion of the recent faculty colloquium. "If the college does not run a balanced program, it will soon come apart."

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  Southern Columns v.40-3 1988

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  This edition focused on the donors that made Southern possible.

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  Southern Columns v.39-1 1987

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "HEFFERLIN FLIES TO PEACE FORUM IN MOSCOW". As evidence that the Seventh-day Adventist Church is not hostile to science, Dr. Ray Hefferilin, professor of physics at Southern College, was invited to join a church delegation attending the Forum on the Non-Nuclear World and the Survival of Humanity held in Moscow in mid-February.

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  Southern Columns v.39-2 1987

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Southern College Cuts Tuition". Tuition for full-time students at Southern in 1987-88 will be lower than last year. This resists a national trend toward 5 to 7 percent increases.

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  Southern Columns v.39-3 1987

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Indomitable Spirit Keeps Kroll Rolling". At the classroom door, the subtle whirl of an electronic wheelchair pre- cedes the entry of Tim Kroll.

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  Southern Columns v.38-1 1986

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Eminent Author Chaim Potok To Speak". Best-selling American novelist Chaim Potok will be visiting the campus March 19 and 20 as a part of the President's Lecture Series.

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  Southern Columns v.38-2 1986

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "A TRIBUTE TO JOHN WAGNER". As the 21st president of Southern College leaves for Nebraska to assume the presidency of Union College, Alfred C. McClure, chairman of the SC Board of Trustees, honors his personal stature and recaps his administrative achievements.

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  Southern Columns v.38-3 1986

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Sculptor Collins Awes Audiences With Portrayal Of Mankind". "Clay in the potter's hand" took on new dimensions of meaning for audiences attending the President's Lecture Series in September.

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  Southern Columns v.37-1 1985

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Pipe Dream Comes True". The organ had arrived. Together the college and the Collegedale congregation had waited seven years for this organ while it was being painstakingly hand built by masters of the craft.

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  Southern Columns v.37-2 1985

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Sunbelt Gift Benefits Computer Education". Adventist Health System/ Sunbelt has contributed to Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists ^ the use of brand-new computer equipment and software valued at more than $67,000.

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  Southern Columns v.37-3 1985

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Marine Ecology Class Explores the Briny Deep". It was midnight. The sky was black. The day about to begin was Tuesday, May 21. Twenty pairs of eyes searching the Miami waterfront focused on the dim outline of the Shark XII. The adventurers quietly boarded and readied the ketch.

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  Southern Columns 1st Quarter 1984

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "THE BROOM SHOP RETURNS". Southern College repurchases broom shop from McKee Baking Company to increase student labor opportunities.

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  Southern Columns v.36-2 1984

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "DESTINY: Acting on Principle". But this is not just another performance with regular actors. These actors are dedicated young Christians from SC who share their Christ through what is called Destiny.

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  Southern Columns v.36-3 1984

  Southern College of Seventh-day Adventists

  Features the article "Financing their Future". The most far-reaching event of Homecoming Weekend may well be the launching of the Century II Endowment Fund campaign on Saturday night, November 3.

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  Southern Columns 1st Quarter 1983

  Southern College

  Features the article "Sophomores Get Revenge". After placing second in last year's Rees Series tournament, the sophomores overcame the seniors in their bid for a fourth straight title this year.

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  Southern Columns 2nd Quarter 1983

  Southern College

  Features an article on the new president of Southern, Dr. John Wagner.