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Decrease in Applications Highlights Challenges in College Marketplace
According to data from the Admission Office, the university received 23% fewer applications from prospective students this year from last year, a decrease that will likely increase the acceptance rate for the incoming class of 2018.
Feb. 25, 2014 | By Bryan Betts
news
TEDx to Explore Power of Stories
Under the leadership of members of the Furman Creative Collaborative, Furman University will soon be hosting its second TED conference, called TEDx because the conference is independently organized, on March 22.
Feb. 25, 2014 | By Pearson Fowler
opinion
Giving Up of Golf: Lessons from the Defunding of the Men’s Team
On Feb. 7, Furman announced that the Board of Trustees had decided to discontinue Furman’s men’s golf program. Although the announcement itself was a surprise, this move is consistent with the university’s stated goal of reducing expenditures in many of Furman’s programs and departments.
Feb. 25, 2014 | By Unknown
diversions
Get Stoned: Learning the Art of Curling
Curling is probably the most confounding sport of the Winter Olympics and is often referred to as “chess on ice.” Last Tuesday night, I decided to take up the Palmetto Curling Club’s offer of free curling lessons. I had no clue what to expect.
Feb. 25, 2014 | By Haleigh Griffin
sports
Furman Baseball Inconsistent Early in Season
Last weekend’s home series against Virginia Commonwealth didn’t go as planned for the Paladins, though, with Furman falling short in all three games.
Feb. 25, 2014 | By Forest Stulting
news
PHOKUS Aims to Make Students Into “Sexperts”
Sex — many college students explore it during their four years as an undergraduate, from romantic relationships to studying questions about sexuality in their courses. But one group at Furman is betting that at least some students have lingering questions about the facts of life, perhaps ones that went undiscussed in their high school sexual education class.
Feb. 25, 2014 | By Haleigh Griffin
diversions
Film Review: Everything is Awesome About “The Lego Movie”
The outrageously catchy theme song to The Lego Movie is called “Everything Is Awesome,” which is a fitting title, considering that pretty much everything in The Lego Movie is, indeed, awesome.
Feb. 25, 2014 | By Scott Harvey
diversions
Keeping Health Easy, Local, and Interesting
Are you stuck in a health rut — eating steamed veggies in the DH, running on the treadmill a few times a week, and going to The Forest Coffeehouse to “relax” (i.e. do work somewhere other than the library or your room)? You can do better than that! Just off campus lies a wonderland of fun, healthy resources that are yours for the taking.
Feb. 25, 2014 | By Haley Cunningham
diversions
Within the State: Escape Before Midterms in Newberry
A quick weekend day trip is the perfect way to recharge before midterms begin. Newberry, S.C., is a small, historic town located a little more than an hour from Greenville. With a variety of local shops and restaurants, Newberry also boasts some great attractions for all interests.
Feb. 25, 2014 | By Lilly McKinney
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