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Tad Mindeman in Memoriam

November 6, 2015 Molly Hulsey

It is difficult to imagine the Kresge Memorial Library without a house art and AV gallery, senior carrels overlooking Chapel Lawn, and a warm, open atmosphere that coaxes students and faculty through its doors. 

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In Volume 63: Issue 5 Tags Tad Mindeman, Molly Hulsey, News
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Carter Hunts with Snapchat

November 6, 2015 Austin Cantrell

Despite the constant buzz of power tools, random holes in walls, and the displacement of two beloved halls due to construction, events like the recent Carter scavenger hunt in downtown Chattanooga still make Carter a great place to live.

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In Volume 63: Issue 5 Tags News, Austin Cantrell, Carter Scavenger Hunt
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Northstar Conference

November 6, 2015 Pooja Pall

The annual Northstar conference, held in Alpharetta, Ga., invited IJM leaders from different schools across the country and approximately 200 student leaders from different schools attended the event from 23rd-24th October.

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In Volume 63: Issue 5 Tags News, Northstar, IJM
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The Boulder Project

November 6, 2015 Kristie Jaya

Carter has been a target for exploring alleged secret passages for some time, but Barnes Gym has unknown rooms of its own too.

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In Volume 63: Issue 5 Tags Bouldering Wall, Kristie Jaya, News
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Priesthill Counseling Service

November 6, 2015 Zach Jones

After hearing both positive and negative reviews of the counseling service from students, the Bagpipe set out to report on all angles of the story. Here’s what we found.

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In Volume 63: Issue 5 Tags Priesthill Center, Investigation, Zach Jones, News
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Senate Opens Sabbath Dialogue

November 6, 2015 Emily Hoeksema

Recently, Student Senate has opened a dialogue of their own regarding Covenant’s written Sabbath policies.

 

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In Volume 63: Issue 5 Tags Sabbath, Senate, News
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20 Arrests In Human Trafficking Operation

October 25, 2015 Emmett Gienapp

“Operation Someone Like Me” is the third operation of its kind in Tennessee and it spanned four days in September and October.

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags Human trafficking, Emmett Gienapp, News
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Staff Layoffs

October 25, 2015 Zach Jones

Covenant College eliminated eight staff positions this June...

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags News, Zach Jones, Staff Layoffs
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Quality Enhancement Plan Topic Chosen

October 23, 2015 Will Lattner

Professor Huffines explained that this plan will help students become better at reading in their specific majors, which in turn will help them improve writing skills.

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags Will Lattner, News
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Prank Wars

October 23, 2015 Molly Hulsey

About two months ago, Lawrence filed back to its hall after chapel only to find...

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags Molly Hulsey, News, Pranks
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Women in Leadership Committee

October 23, 2015 Elizabeth Coats

“We would like to see women’s gifts and leadership abilities valued, as well as clear pathways to leadership opportunities and mentoring into those roles,” said Fitzpatrick.

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags News, Elizabeth Coats, Women
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Removing the Writer's Block

October 23, 2015 Mackenzie Jones

Carter Hall isn’t the only thing under construction around Covenant: a new writing concentration is in the works, exciting English majors who want to pursue something other than literature studies.

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In Volume 63: Issue 4 Tags Mackenzie Jones, News
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Meet Neely Goree

October 14, 2015 Christian Emilee Vining

Goree was named after “Neely Avenue,” which was a street her parents took on the way to the hospital the day she was born.

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In Volume 62: Issue 3 Tags Neely Goree, Christian-Emilee Vining
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Board of Trustees

October 9, 2015 Zach Jones

Twenty-four trustees, nine trustee advisers, and four officers will spend Thursday and Friday revising the college's policies on several issues such as finance, admissions, academics, athletics, and federal funding.

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In Volume 62: Issue 3 Tags News, Board of Trustees, Zach Jones
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Campus Preview Weekend

October 9, 2015 Anna Katherine Clarke

Despite the lower turnout, Director of Admissions Scott Schindler still seemed confident because of the unusually high number of seniors.

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In Volume 62: Issue 3 Tags Campus Preview Weekend, Anna Katherine Clarke
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Volkswagen Scandal

October 9, 2015 Molly Hulsey

VW’s violation of the EPA’s Clean Air Act was first discovered in May 2014 by scientists at West Virginia University. 

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In Volume 62: Issue 3 Tags Molly Hulsey, Volkswagen, News
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Bakertree Fall Festival

October 9, 2015 CAB

Campus Activities Board (CAB) is excited to announce that Bakertree is fast approaching. 

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In Volume 62: Issue 3 Tags Bakertree, News
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Transitional Housing

October 9, 2015 McKenzie Barham

At the beginning of the year, two Carter halls were moved into transitional housing due to the Carter renovations.

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In Volume 62: Issue 3 Tags Transitional Housing, Covenant, News, McKenzie Barham
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Homecoming 2015

October 6, 2015 Sara Belz

Homecoming weekend this year features some fresh events alongside all our favorite traditions.

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In Volume 62: Issue 2 Tags Homecoming, Covenant, Alumni Office
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Meet Isaiah Barnfield

October 5, 2015 Regan Huisman

Isaiah Barnfield, from a tiny town in Southern Ill. called West Frankfort, is the new Resident Director in Founders. 

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In Volume 62: Issue 2 Tags Isaiah Barnfield, Interview, Regan Huisman, News
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