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Ashley Goodin photographs Greensburg friends unique caps


2017-05-15 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Drew Tucker.
Ashley Goodin of Columbia takes a photo of Olivia Parrott, left, and Cassidy Scantland, both from Greensburg, KY who wore decorated graduation hats before the Campbellsville University commencement ceremony.


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Golden Alumni


2017-05-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ramie Hutchison.
Golden Alumni Recipients Donna Diersing Hagerthey of Louisville, Kentucky (second from right) and Linda Underwood King (far right) of Louisville, Kentucky look on during Lindsey Wilson's 105th commencement. Lindsey Wilson capped off its largest graduating class in the college's 114-year history at Saturday's commencement held before a record crowd of over 3,000 guests. Twelve members of the Golden Alumni Class of 1967 were also recognized as part of the ceremony.


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Graduate AJ Robinson of Vine Grove, KY


2017-05-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Ramie Hutchison.
AJ Robinson of Vine Grove, Kentucky claps in celebration as he and his peers are named official graduates of Lindsey Wilson College. Lindsey Wilson capped off its largest graduating class in the college's 114-year history at Saturday's commencement held before a record crowd of over 3,000 guests. The college awarded a total of 282 undergraduate and graduate degrees during the college's 105th commencement. Combined with the degrees awarded at last winter's commencement ceremony, the Lindsey Wilson Class of 2017 was a record 689 students.


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Honorary Doctorates: Lt. Gov. Hampton, Phil Hanna, Sue Coomer


2017-05-15 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Venus Popplewell. Lindsey Wilson College named three honorary doctorate recipients during Saturday's Spring Commencement Ceremony. Director of Library Services Phil Hanna (second from left); Kentucky Lt. Governor Jenean Hampton (center); and Sue Coomer (second from right), who recently retired as college registrar after 46 years of service at the college, are flanked by President William T. Luckey Jr. (left) and LWC Board Member Jerry McCandless (right) after being awarded their honorary doctorate hoods during commencement in Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive.

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Lt. Governor Jenean Hampton delivers commencement address


2017-05-15 - Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ramie Hutchison. Kentucky Lieutenant Governor Jenean Hampton delivers the commencement address to the largest graduating class in Lindsey Wilson history during Saturday's Spring Commencement Ceremony in Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY. The college awarded 282 undergraduate and graduate degrees, named three honorary doctorate recipients and recognized 12 members of the Golden Alumni Class of 1967.

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Devon Bishop receives MA in Music at CU commencement


2017-05-15 - Campbellsville University - Photo by Drew Tucker.
Devon Bishop of Columbia received his Master of Arts in Music in the 2016-17 commencement service. For the academic year, a total of 760 students will graduate upon completion of all academic requirements.


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ACHS students compete for Smoke Free Adair video creation


2017-05-15 - ACHS, Columbia, KY - Photo by Jelaine Harlow, Adair County Health Department Educator.
Students from Katie Curry's Media Arts class at ACHS recently participated in a friendly competition to develop videos to promote Smoke Free Adair County. The following students received gift cards for having the winning videos. From Left are: Erwin Ruczienski, Trevor Cowan, Tyler Miller, Roberto Ramirez, Madison Smith, Emma Grider and Morgan Harvey. Their work will be available to view soon on the Adair County for Drug Free Kids Facebook page. The students showed exceptional knowledge in the need for smoke free and all entries were very good, making it very hard to choose only four. Funds for the gift cards were provided by a grant through WellCare of KY. -- JH


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