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ASU OnCast: Sam Singal

30. December 2008

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The 15th annual Tri-College Celebration

23. December 2008

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The 15th annual Tri-College Celebration

The 15th annual Tri-College Celebration honoring the memory and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., will be held on Friday, Jan. 16, at noon in the Natalie and Lansing B. Lee, Jr., Auditorium at the Medical College of Georgia. Free shuttle service will be provided to ASU faculty, staff, and students, with pick-up times [...]

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Sadenwasser appointed director of Honors Program

22. December 2008

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Dr. Tim L. Sadenwasser, associate professor of English, has been named director of the university’s Honors Program, effective Aug. 1, 2009. He will replace Dr. Jim Garvey, who will be retiring. “I appreciate Dr. Sadenwasser accepting this challenge, and I know from the strong recommendation he received from the members of the Honors Committee that [...]

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School of Accountancy to be dedicated

21. December 2008

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School of Accountancy to be dedicated

The Knox School of Accountancy will be dedicated on Tuesday, Jan. 13, at 4 p.m. in the atrium of Allgood Hall. “Dedicating the Knox School of Accountancy is not only a great occasion for the Hull College, but is an event of great significance for our university and for our community. Winston Churchill noted that [...]

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Winter Gathering of Writers

20. December 2008

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Winter Gathering of Writers

Authors Leonard Todd and Angus Woodward will be featured during the 19th annual Winter Gathering of     Writers on Thursday, Jan. 22, at 7:30 p.m. in 170 University Hall. Leonard Todd is the author of two books of nonfiction, Carolina Clay (2008) and Trash Can Toys & Games, and two young adult novels Squaring Off and [...]

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Lyceum Series presents Best of Momix

19. December 2008

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Lyceum Series presents Best of Momix

Momix, known internationally for its spectacular blend of physical theatre, riveting music, athleticism, dance, and comedy, will present Best of Momix on Friday, Jan. 23, at 7 p.m. in the Maxwell Theatre as part of the university’s annual Lyceum Series. The group has performed in over 22 countries and been featured on stage, screen, and [...]

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Physical Plant Employee of the Year

18. December 2008

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Physical Plant Employee of the Year

“I am really surprised, and I had no idea,” is what Alexander Hines said after being chosen for the second time as the Physical Plant Employee of the Year. In 2004, he was named the Physical Plant Employee of the Year as well as the Physical Plant Employee of the Third Quarter. His selection for [...]

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Year in Review – IT Security Topics of 2008

17. December 2008

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Year in Review – IT Security Topics of 2008

By Damon Armour, IT Security Officer The year 2009 has finally arrived.  What challenges lie ahead for the campus this year have yet to be determined. Understanding concepts, topics, and threats from last year is one way to prepare and prevent information security occurrences. Let’s begin by reviewing topics covered in 2008 in the IT [...]

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Sports Nuggets

16. December 2008

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Sports Nuggets

By Joey Warren Jaguars No. 4 for second week in NABC rankings Augusta State remains the fourth-ranked men’s team in the nation in the second National Association of Basketball Coaches poll of the regular season. Findlay and USC Aiken held on to the top two positions, while Central Oklahoma is ranked No. 3 in front [...]

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Faculty Profile – James Benedict

15. December 2008

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Faculty Profile – James Benedict

By Thomas Cooper, contributing writer The Rolling Stones have a famous rock anthem that states: “You can’t always get what you want… you get what you need.” Dr. James Benedict seems to be a living definition of this mantra. “Since 1965, I’ve had two jobs. Whatever my real job was and what I wanted my [...]

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