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Epicurean Kentuckian: Fig Jam


2011-11-17 - Photo by Pen. French bread with fig jam, cheese, grapes and pears.

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Dr. Wubbolding meets with Professional Counseling group


2011-11-17 - Goodin Center, 413 Helen Flatt Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Reality therapy expert Robert Wubbolding meets with Lindsey Wilson College School of Professional Counseling faculty, students and alumni on Tuesday in the Dr. Robert and Carol Goodin Center for Nursing and Counseling. Pictured from center clockwise are: Wubbolding, student Jeremy Catron, alumnus Phillip Pursley, LWC Director of Teaching and Technology Effectiveness Jeff Parsons, LWC Associate Professor of Human Services & Counseling Jennifer Williamson, LWC Associate Professor of Human Services & Counseling Daniel Williamson, student Dawn K. Cox-Neal, alumna Stephanie McKenzie and student Samual Staggs. -DUANE BONIFER


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Reality Therapy Expert Dr. Wubbolding at Lindsey Wilson


2011-11-17 - Goodin Center, 413 Helen Flatt DR., Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC Photo.
Reality therapy expert Robert Wubbolding,, center, makes a point while students Jeremy Catron, right, and Samual Staggs listen during a Tuesday evening session in the Dr. Robert and Carol Goodin Center for Nursing and Counseling.


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(Ad) Bicycle Friendly Logo


2011-11-17 - Photo from Coach Dave Grigsby, LWC Cycling Coach. Biker Friendly DecalsLWC cycling program recently unveiled a bicycle-friendly decal that residences and businesses can display. By displaying the blue-and-white decal, owners of residences and businesses are making it known that cyclists can ask for help if needed. A cyclist can approach the residence or business and request water, shelter or to make an emergency phone call.For more information about the bicycle-friendly decals, contact Grigsby at grigsbyd@lindsey.edu or (606) 524-8808, or go to: WeAreBikerFriendly.com

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Art of Solar Cooking today, November 17, 2011 at ACGC


2011-11-17 - 201 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Diane Rose.
This solar cooker will be explained at the Art of Solar Cooking demonstration at the Thursday, November 2011 Garden Club meeting.The Adair County Garden Club will present a demonstration of Solar Cooking techniques on Thursday November 17, 2011, at 1pmCT. Avid biker and outdoor adventurer Diane Rose will discuss the art of cooking using only the sun for power. Everyone is invited to join us at the Chamber Building, 201 Burkesville Street. This class is offered free to the community by the Adair County Garden Club. - BARBARA ARMITAGE. Phone 250-270-2979.


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Campbellsville University will train Cuban professors


2011-11-16 - Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Christina Kern, CU photo.
Campbellsville University is making plans to partner with the Baptist Convention of Eastern Cuba in order to help train seminary professors in Cuba. From left are: John Chowning, vice president for church and external relations and executive assistant to the president; Dr. Twyla Hernandez, assistant professor of Christian missions; Pastor Ernesto Font, who pastors Hispanic churches in Springfield and Danville, KY, and is a professor at the Hispanic Baptist Bible Institute; the Rev. Joel Luis Dupont, president of the Eastern Baptist Convention of Cuba; and Dr. Michael V. Carter, president of CU.


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World War II memorabilia: Japanese propaganda


2011-11-16 - Columbia, kY - Photo from collection of Geniece Marcum.
This Japanese propaganda leaflet was enclosed in a letter the Leftwich family received from their son in World War II. It was meant to demoralize the troops. It was in a letter from son and brother Russell Leftwich, who did not return.


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