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Seeing Today in Light of Eternity
Dear Friends,
As we promised last month, our goal for this newsletter is to get your noses out of the books, the lesson plans, and the activity calendars! We know it's only September, and you probably have fresh inspiration for another school year, but is it enough to last through the end of the school year, the end of next month, or just until the end of this week?
As former homeschool moms, we know that the day to day work of homeschooling and all of the details and deadlines you must deal with can be overwhelming. You may already be tempted to take your focus off of your long-term goals for homeschooling. We'd like to stop you in your tracks and concentrate for the rest of this newsletter on...eternity.
For readers who share our Christian beliefs, we hope the rest of the article serves to encourage and spur you on in your homeschooling. For other readers who do not share our views, we graciously ask that you consider reading on and gather the nuggets of truth that resonate with you.
Let's look at four areas that take us beyond the book work, the school supplies, and the school calendar and set our hearts soaring--faith, joy, hope, and rewards.
The Bible says that "without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who seek Him."
Do you believe that the Lord is involved in the details of your homeschooling? He is! He is mindful of you; He sees your efforts on His behalf, and He stands ready to provide whatever you need to accomplish the work that He has given to you each homeschool day. Thank Him each morning for the strength, the wisdom, and the guidance that He freely offers. No matter what the day brings, rejoice in knowing that the Lord has handpicked each of your children for you and He has chosen you to be their parent(s). To be further encouraged, read Hebrews 11 and see how God records and remembers the lives of Old Testament saints. God remembers you in the same way as He remembers Abraham, Sarah, Jacob, Rahab--your faithfulness to Him, not your shortcomings!
This perspective will fill you with awe, compassion, and gentleness when your patience runs out or when you are tempted to be harsh. Your ability to homeschool does not come from your own might or power, but it comes from faith in the Lord's power and might. His love towards you is everlasting.
As believers in the Lord, we know that our joy is not dependent on our circumstances, but our joy comes from the Lord. If you have lost your joy and are overwhelmed by your responsibilities, spend time today in God's Word asking the Lord to restore and lead you beside still waters.
You may think that homeschooling is in some ways a prison for you. You may feel trapped, unable to do what you want to do, or you may be feeling as if your time is being wasted. But, even in prison, Paul and Silas sang for joy because they knew that the Lord had not abandoned them! They were assured that even in their present circumstances their joy could be found in the Lord's presence. Pick out a favorite hymn or worship song and set your mind to praising the Lord. He is greatly to be praised; He is worthy to be praised, and in His praises you will find joy.
Psalm 63:3-5 says "Because Thy lovingkindness is better than life, my lips will praise Thee. So I will bless Thee as long as I live; I will lift up my hands in Thy name. My soul is satisfied as with marrow and fatness, and my mouth offers praises with joyful lips."
We hope for many things, don't we? We hope it doesn't rain if we intend to go on a picnic. We hope the chicken we left in the oven doesn't burn up before we return home from soccer practice. And we really hope that the beautician cutting our hair is not newly certified! For most of us as parents, our most fervent hope, though,
is that our children walk in truth.
When our children walk in truth, they are a joy to be around, our lives are easy, the skies are blue everyday, and homeschooling is a cinch. If that's your life right now, we rejoice with you! And...we ask that you find, befriend, and earnestly pray for someone else's child who may not be doing well spiritually. Most of all, thank the Lord that although you are doing your best to teach and train your child, that it is really the Lord's grace that is enabling your child to follow in His ways. Reminding yourself of this daily will keep you from walking in pride and tending towards condescension of others.
On the other hand, when our children don't walk in truth our hope sags. And, our homeschooling days may be tough, bleak, and tedious. If your child is not where you hope him or her to be spiritually, humble yourself before the Lord and acknowledge that you are powerless to change his or her heart. Cry out to the God Who saw you in your hopeless state and Who saved you while you were still His enemy. All of us stand on level ground at the foot of the cross. Be careful in your dealings with your child that you do not develop a cold or hardened heart. It's easy to do when someone is causing us problems, isn't it? But the Lord would have you trust Him and entrust your child to His tender care. Remember, too, that you are simply called to faithfully sow the seeds and water them, but it's the Lord who makes them take root. (The Lord never condemns. He convicts us, but He also sends help and hope. So don't give yourselves 40 lashes for your perceived mistakes!)
Charles Spurgeon, in his devotional book "Morning and Evening," wrote the following with regard to Mark 9:7-24 where a father seeks healing for his son. The disciples could not help this father, but Jesus said "Bring him to me." Spurgeon says:
Despairingly the poor disappointed father turned away from the disciples to their Master. His son was in the worst possible condition, and all means had failed, but the miserable child was soon delivered from the evil one when the parent in faith obeyed the Lord Jesus' word, 'Bring him unto me.' Children are a precious gift from God, but much anxiety comes with them. They may be a great joy or a great bitterness to their parents; they may be filled with the Spirit of God, or possessed with a spirit of evil. In all cases, the Word of God gives us one receipt for the curing of all their ills, 'Bring him unto me.' O for more agonizing prayer on their behalf.... Never must we cease to pray until they cease to breathe. No case is hopeless while Jesus lives.
Let that last sentence renew hope in your heart. No matter what your situation may be or how difficult your child may be, "no case is hopeless while Jesus lives." A good book to encourage you in prayer is Prayer: Finding a Heart's True Home by Richard Foster.
It's not easy to keep homeschooling each day when it seems that the rewards are few and far between--or nonexistent. However, if we stake our claim on the clear promises of God, we are sure that work done in the name of Lord (including our homeschooling) will not be in vain. The Lord is a gracious Master; He will see to it that your work, your prayers, your time invested in teaching and training your children will be rewarded. Don't lose sight of your reward--ultimately the greatest reward any of us can hope to receive is a "Well done, thou good and faithful servant...enter into the joy of your Master." (Matthew 25:21) Many times in Scripture we are told not to lose heart. Take time to read again the promises that the Lord has in store for those who look to Him:
- Peace: "The steadfast of mind Thou wilt keep in perfect peace, because he trusts in Thee." Isaiah 26:3
- Mercy: "Blessed are the merciful for they shall receive mercy." Matthew 5:7
- Grace in time of need: "Let us therefore draw near with confidence to the throne of grace, that we may receive mercy and may find grace to help in time of need." Hebrews 4:16
Last, the work that you are doing and the skills that you are learning here on earth will one day be put to even greater use in the Kingdom of God throughout all eternity! We encourage you to read "Heaven" by Randy Alcorn to be radically encouraged to look with eyes focused on eternity. Other books we suggest to point you in the direction of eternity are "When God Weeps" by Joni Erickson Tada, which speaks to making sense of our suffering, and "Transforming Grace" and "Respectable Sins: Confronting the Sins We Tolerate" both by Jerry Bridges which teach us how to walk in biblical integrity before our children as we travel the road leading to eternity.
As much as we enjoy providing you with assistance on transcripts, courses, credits and the rest, it remains our greatest pleasure to have the opportunity to encourage you in the Lord. Commit during this school year to walk by faith not by sight, to rejoice in the Lord always, to remember the hope you have as an anchor for your soul, and to look forward to the rewards awaiting you in heaven. Have a blessed school year!
Next month, join us as we return to the practical topic of explaining how to calculate grade point average (GPA), and discussing various aspects of this important calculation.
Until then, we are focused like lasers on eternity,
Becky Cooke and Diane Kummer
HSLDA High School Coordinators
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Consequently, the idea of "bragging rights" never had much appeal.
That's partly why I prefer to hunt antlerless deer instead of antlered bucks. People place far too much attention to rack size and the number of antler points, as if those somehow measure a hunter's prowess.
When I head afield, what matters to me is my ability to anticipate my quarry's movements, keep the critter from seeing, hearing or smelling me, and placing my shot so that it dies as quickly and humanely as possible. If I do those things, I've had a successful hunt.
It shouldn't surprise anyone, then, that I don't have a single hunting trophy in my house, and only one fishing trophy - an actual-sized oil painting of a 5-pound brown trout I caught, photographed and released 35 years ago.
I didn't have the painting made to say "look what I caught" to people who visit my home. The canvas has always been displayed in parts of the house rarely seen by anyone other than my wife, my son and me. It's there to serve as a reminder of an eventful September day long past, and nothing more.
Lots of guys, and an increasing number of women, like to accumulate hunting and fishing trophies. More power to them. Hunting and fishing are recreation, and recreation should be enjoyable. If having trophies on the wall enhances the experience, people should collect as many trophies as the law and their bank accounts will allow.
Likewise if folks want to enter big-buck contests and fishing tournaments, I encourage them to go for it.
They won't find themselves competing against me, though.
I'll satisfy my competitive urges by catching a nice bass on a day when fishing conditions are especially difficult, or by downing a grouse in that last split-second before it disappears behind a tree.
My competition will be with the critters, and with no one else.

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Usher - Usher's Naming Tribute To Dad
Usher named his son Usher in memory of his father, who he reconnected with shortly before the little boy was born.
Usher named his son in memory of his father.
The 'OMG' singer - whose full name is Usher Raymond IV - chose to follow family tradition when naming Usher Raymond V, now four, after reconnecting with his estranged dad shortly before the boy was born, only for his parent to pass away soon after the baby's arrival.
Usher - who also has three-year-old Naviyd with ex-wife Tameka Foster - said: ''I think my father's death had a lot to do with my decision to name my son Usher. He was born and he died months apart. And I had become reacquainted with my father in the last year of his life. Prior, I didn't have any conversation, dialogue, with him.
''As a child I saw him a few times, but [it was] not the type of relationship or rapport that a man should have with his children. So it was an ode to the lineage of who we are.''
Usher's father - who battled addictions - walked out on his family when the singer was just a year old, and the 'Scream' star admits he struggled growing up without his dad.
He said: ''It hurt me not having a father - certain adolescent issues would have been easier to cope with if I'd have had my father there.''


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A left-handed all-rounder who bowls orthodox spin, Iqbal Abdulla has represented Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy and has also played for India Greens in the Challenger Trophy. His 10 wickets at 13-apiece played an important role in India U-19 team winning the World Cup in Malaysia in 2008. He is a talented lower middle-order batsman and an athletic fielder. He won the Emerging Player of the Year award for his performance in IPL 2011 where he bagged 16 wickets. Abdullah also won the Man of the Series award while playing for India A during the Emerging Players Tournament in Australia in 2011.


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if you want em come get em.. tires and wheel combos are gone...... i also have a set of stock tj coils. (should be gone tomorrow).. RLTW, Grifter Last edited by Grifter; January 22nd, 2007 at 10:27 PM. |
January 22nd, 2007, 06:00 PM | #5 |
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I am interested in the wheels, tires, and coils if you still have them. E-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com with a time and day I could pick them up and I'll come get them. Thanks!
January 22nd, 2007, 06:27 PM | #6 |
Human Hunter
because these are free. first come first serve seems to be the general rule here at gl4x4.. i am available tonight and any evening after wednesday this week after say 6 in downtown rochester mi..pm me for my addy..i will also be at Pavement Pounders place wednesday night if you would prefer to meet me there i will bring them....
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I am the law.
Locations are a GL4x4 Marketplace requirement. Please add your location to your User Profile, or you may receive an Infraction in addition to your thread possibly being locked or deleted. You may review the GL4x4 Marketplace Rules here, sucka!
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Human Hunter
pm's returned..
pp....hows that go again sucka? may i have an infraction please.. RLTW, Grifter let me guess your one of those army guys that actually reads the boring manuals they give ya...heheheh Last edited by Grifter; January 22nd, 2007 at 09:12 PM. |
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Each year Educause and Internet2 Higher Education Information Security Council (HEISC) seeks creative and educational videos or posters on information security to be part of the national campaign to increase information security awareness at colleges and universities.
The 2013 Information Security Awareness Video and Poster Contest was sponsored by CyberWatch and the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA). The winners received cash prices. (noted below) The videos and posters are featured on the EDUCAUSE Web site and are available to be shown in campus security awareness campaigns.
The 2013 contest has passed, but the date for 2014 should be announced soon. If you are interested in participating the videos and posters must explain information security problems and specific actions college and university students can take to safeguard their computers, mobile devices, or personal information.
Ball State students Jess Meyers and Chelsea Rhodes submit an entry in 2013. To see their video visit our Awareness Video page. Visit the Educause website to see the 2013 winners.
Prizes: Cash prizes will be awarded to the winners in each of the three categories (training videos, 30-second public service announcements, and posters). Video Categories: Gold (first place) winners will receive $2,000. Silver (second place) winners will receive $1,500. Bronze (third place) winners will receive $1,000. Honorable mention winners (up to 5 in each category) will receive a small prize -- e.g., Amazon gift card. Poster Category: Gold (first place) winner will receive $1,500. Silver (second place) winner will receive $1,000. Bronze (third place) winner will receive $500. Honorable mention winners (up to 5 in each category) will receive a small prize -- e.g., Amazon gift card.
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BC Volleyball Takes Second in Crossover October 17, 2011
The Bellevue College Bulldogs took second in the Bellevue College Crossover hosted Oct. 14 and 15, losing in four to Mt. Hood in the Championship round. The Bulldogs went 3-0 in pool play defeating Chemeketa 17-25, 25-22 and 15-7, Treasure Valley 25-13 and 25-18 and Green River 27-25 and 25-18.
The Bulldogs came out of pool play number one in the Red Pool matching them up against the Shoreline Dolphins for the semi-final round. The Bulldogs went on to defeat Shoreline 25-20, 22-25, 25-21, 25-27 and 16-14. Outside hitter Laura Friar led the Bulldogs with 31 kills, followed by right side Sammy Minnig with 11, and outside hitter Lauren Zilke with seven. Zilke also had three aces in the match. However, it was the Bulldog defense that led the way for the match with five blocks from Minnig, with middle hitters Jessicca Weitman and Emina Dodic adding three and two, respectively. Zilke had a season high of 27 digs in the match, while Libero Tiva Akau had 13, and Friar, 11. Setter Krista Groves had 49 assists in the match.
With the win against Shoreline, the Bulldogs advanced to play the Mt. Hood Saints in the championship game losing in four 25-21, 13-25, 15-25 and 14-25. Friar led the Bulldogs with 22 kills followed by Minnig's nine. Dodic and Weitman had three blocks each in the match. The Bulldog defense was led by Akau with 16 digs; Groves and defensive specialist Jessica Biesheuvel each had eight.
BC's Laura Friar was selected tournament MVP. Tiva Akau and Krista Groves earned All Tournament Team honors.
The Bulldogs are back in action Wednesday, Oct. 19 at home against the Everett Trojans. Match begins at 7:00 p.m.
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MONTERREY, Mexico (AP) -- Sara Errani breezed into the semifinals of the Monterrey Open with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Luxembourg's Mandy Minella on Friday.
The second-seeded Italian has lost only 12 games across three matches at the tournament, and progressed to a semifinal against Hungary's Timea Babos. Babos beat Austria's Patricia Mayr-Achleitner 6-4, 6-2.
Another Hungarian, Greta Arn, also moved into the semifinals with a 6-1, 7-6 (6) win over Russia's Nina Bratchikova.
The sixth-seeded Arn will next face Romanian Alexandra Cadantu, who routed Spain's Lourdes Dominguez-Lino 6-2, 6-0.
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Savory Winter Soup Recipe
Even my father, who doesn't particularly like soup, enjoys my full-flavored version of traditional vegetable soup. He asked me to share the recipe with Mom, and I gladly obliged! - Dana Simmons, Lancaster, Ohio
2 pounds ground turkey or beef
- 3 medium onions, chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 3 cans (10-1/2 ounces each) condensed beef broth, undiluted
- 1 can (28 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 3 cups water
- 1 cup each diced carrots and celery
- 1 cup fresh or frozen cut green beans
- 1 cup cubed peeled potatoes
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley or 2 teaspoons dried parsley flakes
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- Salt and pepper to taste
- In a large skillet, cook beef and onions over medium heat until the meat is no longer pink. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Drain.
- Transfer to a 5-qt. slow cooker. Stir in the remaining ingredients. Cover and cook on high for 8 hours or until heated through. Yield: 14 servings (3-1/2 quarts).
To save chopping time, use frozen sliced carrots and cubed hash brown potatoes in Savory Winter Soup.
Originally published as Savory Winter Soup in Taste of Home Ground Beef Cookbook
1999, p71
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This is my second time making it. Such an easy recipe and is so good and healthy Definitely a keeper.
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This soup is delicious. My family loved it. I like it because it is a great way to get your daily serving of veggies.
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One nice thing about vegetable soup you can add any vegetable you have on hand. Use your imagination. This soup is a great starting point.
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This is excellent with cabbage added. Make it simple--use 1 Cup Coleslaw. Also, a couple of teaspoons of dill weed is good!
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Clyburn just hatches the ball to pad his stats then misses the ft....that crap pisses me off!!!!
Lawl. Jackson is *1-7 at the line.
Originally Posted by GoSTATE71 Kick in the balls is coming Stoppit.
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*huge sigh of relief
We're trying hard to lose this. Clyburn stupid for not getting rid of the ball to take time off the clock and then missing the free throw as insult to injury. The only savior we have tonight is that Pierre Jackson can't hit a free throw to save his life.
I still think we have it, but I have a fist ready to take care of business. I'll be a soprano soon.
Since we are an elite team now, let's go get that One Cyclone Moment. Make this one for the ages! http://rememberingdoria.wordpress.com/
Originally Posted by Gunnerclone Took way too much time, then they all run down to the other end let another 6 run off. Scott Drew for MVP Let Pollard know that you're nominating him for Cyclone of the week.
Jackson really choked from the line tonight. We make 2 here it's over
Sink these FTs and put these green care bars away!
Who's with me now?!
We win....holy shiiiiiiiiiiiit
Jackson is in his own head now on the FT's.
1 more Tyrus.
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Gloucester prop Nick Wood apologised to his team-mates after he was red carded in Sunday's 44-12 loss to Saracens at Allianz Park.
Wood stamped twice on the exposed head of Saracens flanker Jacques Burger with just 73 seconds on the clock in the second fastest dismissal in the Aviva Premiership's history.
Wood has a fine disciplinary record, but he appeared to be sighted as he stamped on Burger, some distance from the ball, and now faces a lengthy suspension.
Referee Wayne Barnes showed little hesitation in giving Wood's marching orders and Gloucester director of rugby Nigel Davies agreed with the official's decision.
"It's very difficult for Nick, he's in bits in the changing room," Davies revealed after the match.
"I saw it on the big screen like everybody else and it didn't look great.
"Nick is not a dirty player and never has been. He's a good technician and a good rugby player.
"We'll look at the video and take it from there. The red card, as it was seen by the referee, was fair.
"Nick's apologised for what happened and has been big enough to do that. He's a good guy and will come back stronger.
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First Family Scholarships
First Family Scholarships are the most prestigious scholarships at Catawba College. Selected students are invited to campus to compete
for approximately 20 scholarships ranging from $14,500 to full tuition. First Family
scholarships are currently funded with gifts of $150,000 or more.
Named Endowed Funds
Catawba College is fortunate to have alumni, friends, and businesses who have generously contributed funds to establish named endowments for the purpose of providing scholarship assistance for qualifying students. The annual Endowed Scholarships are awarded from these funds, which are part of the college's permanent endowment. Awards are made annually from the interest earned on the endowment. Named Endowed scholarships may be established with gifts of $10,000 or more.
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Annual Scholarship Funds are maintained with yearly gifts of a specified amount. The continuation of the scholarship fund is dependent
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To learn more about how to support Catawba or to establish a new First Family, Endowed, or Annual Scholarship, please call the Development Office at (704) 637-4394.
Below is a list of Catawba's scholarships. View a list of Catawba's named endowment funds on the Endowed Funds page:
catawba college scholarships |
NAME/FUND | Scholarship/Fund Name |
Abernethy, Claude & Raenelle FFESF | The Claude & Raenelle Abernethy First Family Scholarship |
Adams, Dorothy Rink ESF | The Dorothy Rink Adams Endowed Scholarship |
Adams, Harry B. ESF | The Harry B. Adams Endowed Scholarship |
Adams, Dr. William S. ESF | The William S. Adams Endowed Scholarship |
Alexander, Cy ESF | The Cy Alexander Basketball Endowed Scholarship |
Allen, Gerald ESF | The Gerald Reid & Inez Bankett Allen Endowed Scholarship |
Allvine, Andrew & Blake ESF | The Andrew E. & Blake Burton Allvine Endowed Scholarship |
Alumni Assoc Board of Directors ESF | The Alumni Association Board of Directors Leadership Endowed Scholarship |
Antonakos, Antonios Memorial FFESF | The Dr. Antonios Antonakos First Family Scholarship |
Applefield, Bryan & Helen FFESF | The Bryan & Helen Applefield First Family Endowed Scholarship |
Appler, Gene Football ESF | The Gene Appler Football Scholarship |
Athenian Society Endowment | The Athenian Society Endowment Fund |
Ball, Ron ESF | The Ron Ball Memorial Endowed Scholarship |
Baranski, Michael ESF | The Michael J. Baranski Endowed Scholarship |
Bashore FFESF | The Anne Blodgett Bashore First Family Scholarship |
Bauk FFESF | The Bauk First Family Scholarship |
Bean, Owen D. & Pauline Jarrett ESF | The Owen D. & Pauline Jarrett Bean Endowed Scholarship |
Beaver, E. M. ESF | The E.M. Beaver Business Scholarship |
Benson, G. J. Memorial ESF | The Gregory Joseph Benson Memorial Scholarship |
Bernhardt, Henry C. ESF | The Henry C. Bernhardt Endowed Scholarship |
Billings, Horace ESF | The R. Horace Billings Endowed Scholarship |
Billings, Joyce C. ESF | The Joyce C. Billings Endowed Scholarship |
Black, Clarence Ray ESF | The Clarence Ray Black Endowed Scholarship |
Black, Helen Apps FFESF | The Helen Apps Black First Family Scholarship |
Black, W. Houston & Virginia Buie ESF | The W. Houston & Virginia Buie Black Endowed Scholarship |
Blackwelder, Mae ESF | The Mae Blackwelder Endowed Scholarship |
Blackwell, John & Betsy ESF | The John & Betsy Blackwell Endowed Scholarship |
Boger, John H. ESF | The John H. Boger Endowed Scholarship |
Bolt, Conway Music ESF | The Conway Bolt Music Scholarship |
Bonds, Bobby R. ESF | The Bobby R. & Elsie C. Bonds Endowed Scholarship |
Bost, J. Linn Sr. & Mary G. F. FFESF | The James L., Sr. & Mary Foil Bost First Family Scholarship |
Boutwell, Emmett B. Music ESF | The Emmett B. Boutwell Music Scholarship |
Bowen Family ESF | The Bowen Family Endowed Scholarship |
Bradshaw, Christopher S. ESF |
The Christopher S. Bradshaw Endowed Scholarship Fund |
Braun, Milton L. Memorial FFESF | The Milton L. Braun First Family Scholarship |
Briggs-Green-Price ESF | The Briggs-Green-Price Endowed Scholarship |
Bross, Daniel T. ESF |
The Daniel T. Bross Endowed Scholarship Fund |
Brown, Ed ESF | The Edward A. Brown Endowed Scholarship |
Buck Sr, Frank P. ESF | The Frank P. Buck, Sr. Endowed Scholarship |
Burke, Esther & Pete ESF | The Esther Canup & Pete Burke Endowed Scholarship |
Burke, William P. "Billy" ESF | The William P. "Billy" Burke Endowed Scholarship |
Burkhart, Robert Odell & Nellie S. ESF | The Robert Odell & Nellie Styers Burkhart Endowed Scholarship |
Burton, Floyd M. ESF | The Floyd Burton Family Endowed Scholarship |
Byers, J.W. & Rose ESF | The Rose B. & J.W. Byers Endowed Scholarship |
Campbell, Roy & Norma ESF | The Roy & Norma Campbell Endowed Scholarship |
Cannon, Harry & Frances FFESF | The Harry & Frances Cannon First Family Scholarship |
Canup, Arnold J. ESF | The Arnold J. Canup Endowed Scholarship |
Carlton, C. Robert & Elizabeth ESF | The C. Robert & Elizabeth Carlton Endowed Scholarship |
Carpenter, Carl & Lena ESF | The Carl & Lena Carpenter Endowed Scholarship |
Carter, Al ESF | The J. Alvin Carter Endowed Scholarship |
Carter, Donald M. & Margaret S. ESF | The Donald M. & Margaret Summersett Carter Scholarship |
Carter, John & Boots ESF |
The John & Boots Carter Endowed Scholarship Fund |
Chambers, Jim A. & Barbara K. ESF | The Jim A. & Barbara K. Chambers Endowed Scholarship |
Chapin, Harry Music ESF | The Harry Chapin Music Scholarship |
Cheek Family ESF | The Cheek Family Memorial Endowed Scholarship |
Childress, Clinton & Ruth ESF | The Clinton & Ruth Childress Endowed Scholarship |
Childress, Thomas C. ESF | The Thomas C. Childress Endowed Scholarship |
Civitan Education Annual Scholarship, The | The Civitan Education Annual Scholarship |
Claar, Art & Maxine ESF | The Maxine & Art Claar Endowed Scholarship |
Clapp, Eva Burke ESF | The Eva Burke Clapp Endowed Scholarship |
Clapp, J. Ernest & Lillian ESF | The J. Ernest & Lillian Clapp Endowed Scholarship |
Class of 1961 ESF | The Class of 1961 Endowed Scholarship |
Class of 1962 ESF | The Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship |
Class of 1969 ESF | The Class of 1969 Endowed Scholarship |
Class of 1971 ESF | The Class of 1971 Endowed Scholarship |
Class of 1980 ESF | The Class of 1980 Endowed Scholarship |
Cloninger FFESF | The Cloninger First Family Scholarship |
Cook, Robert L. Family ESF | The Robert L. Cook Family Endowed Scholarship |
Cook, Ruth Camp ESF | The Ruth Camp Cook Endowed Scholarship |
Cooper, Lillian & Benjamin ESF | The Lillian George & Benjamin H. Cooper Endowed Scholarship |
Cooper, Peter P. Memorial ESF | The Peter P. Cooper Memorial Endowed Scholarship |
Corinth UCC - Hickory ESF | The Corinth Reformed UCC, Hickory Endowed Scholarship |
Corriher, Florence Busby FFESF | The Florence Busby Corriher First Family Scholarship |
Corriher, J. Fred & Mary A. FFESF | The J. Fred Corriher, Sr. & Mary A. Corriher First Family Scholarship |
Coughenour, W. C. ESF | The William C. Coughenour Endowed Scholarship |
Davey, Reid Bible Class ESF | The Reid Davey Bible Class Endowed Scholarship |
Dayvault, James & Martha FFESF | The James C. & Martha Seiwell Dayvault First Family Scholarship |
Deal, Evelyn & Eugene ESF | The Evelyn S. & Eugene E. Deal Endowed Scholarship |
Deal, Glenn W. & Edith Science ESF | The Glenn W. Deal, Jr. & Edith S. Deal Endowed Scholarship |
Dew, Toni & Jimmy ESF | The Toni & Jimmy Dew Endowed Scholarship |
Disher-St. Mark's Burlington ESF | The Robert M. Disher, Jr. Endowed Scholarship |
Domske, Mark & Paula ESF | The Mark & Paula Domske Endowed Scholarship |
Duncan, Haskell & Gay ESF | The Haskell & Gay Duncan Endowed Scholarship |
E. & R. Women's Guild ESF | E & R Women's Guild Endowed Scholarship |
Eagle, Windsor ESF | The Dr. N. Windsor Eagle Endowed Scholarship |
Earnhardt, Helen Brown ESF |
The Helen Brown Earnhardt Endowed Scholarship Fund |
Eastburn-Cramer Family ESF | The Eastburn-Cramer Family Endowed Scholarship |
Elkins, Daniel H. ESF | The Daniel H. Elkins, Jr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship |
Eller, Thomas & Jeanie ESF | The Thomas O. & Jeanie Eller Endowed Scholarship |
Environmental Science Scholarships | The Environmental Science Endowed Scholarships |
Epperson, Lucille ESF | The Lucille Epperson Endowed Scholarship |
Esbenshade, Robert P. ESF | The Robert P. Esbenshade Endowed Scholarship |
Essick, Foil - Pilgrim Reformed UCC Lexington ESF | The Foil Essicke Endowed Scholarship |
Everhart ESF | The Stephen L & Carol S. Everhart Endowed Scholarship |
Faust, David & Genevieve ESF | The Dr. David & Genevieve Faust Endowed Scholarship |
Feimster, Richard Athletic ESF | The Richard S. Feimster Athletic Endowed Scholarship |
Fesperman, J. F. & Dorothy C. ESF | The James Fisher & Dorothy Click Fesperman Endowed Scholarship |
Fields, Frank ESF | The Frank P. Fields Endowed Scholarship |
First Reform UCC Burlington ESF | The First Reformed UCC, Burlington Endowed Scholarship |
First Reform UCC High Point ESF | The First Reformed UCC, High Point Endowed Scholarship |
First Reform UCC Lexington FFESF | The First Reformed UCC, Lexington First Family Scholarship |
First UCC Landis ESF | The First Reformed UCC, Landis Endowed Scholarship |
First UCC Salisbury ESF | The First UCC, Salisbury Endowed Scholarship |
Fisher, JE, Sr. FFESF | The J. E. Fisher, Sr. First Family Scholarship |
Fleming, C. Ray & Deane Fleming FFSF | The C. Ray & Deane Fleming First Family Scholarship |
Foil, J. A. & S. L. ESF | The John A. & Susan Lentz Foil Endowed Scholarship |
Foil, John L. & Mary Current Foil FFSF | The John L. & Mary Current Foil First Family Scholarship |
Foil, Moses & Josephine FFESF | The Moses & Josephine Foil First Family Scholarship |
Food Lion Endowed Scholars | The Food Lion Endowed Scholars Fund |
Fouts, Sadie and Hobart Scholarship | The Sadie and Hobart Fouts Scholarship |
Fowler Family FFESF | The Fowler Family First Family Scholarship |
Francis, Marvin A. & Ann ESF | The Marvin A. & Ann Francis Endowed Scholarship |
Frantz, Jack & Shirley ESF | The Jack & Shirley Frantz Endowed Scholarship |
Frantz, Nevin & Kearny Kay ESF | The Nevin R. & Kearney Kay Frantz Endowed Scholarship |
Freeman, Jerry ESF | The Jerry D. Freeman Endowed Scholarship |
Frock, E. B. & Rebecca FFESF | The E.B. & Rebecca Black Frock First Family Scholarship |
Frock, J. Daniel & Joanne ESF | The J. Daniel & Joanne K. Frock Endowed Scholarship |
Fuoss, Donald & Frances ESF | The Donald & Frances Arthur Fuoss Endowed Scholarship |
Gawthrop, Joseph & Jewel ESF | The Joseph & Jewel Gawthrop Endowed Scholarship |
George, Arthur & Maude ESF | The Arthur & Maude George Endowed Scholarship |
Glisson, Donald G. ESF | The Donald G. Glisson Endowed Scholarship |
Glover, George & Blanche Family ESF | The George & Blanche Glover Family Endowed Scholarship |
Golden Club FFESF | The Catawba Golden Club First Family Scholarship |
Goodman Jr, E. A. FFESF | The E. A. Goodman, Jr. First Family Scholarship |
Goodman Sr, E. A. FFESF | The E. A. Goodman, Sr. First Family Scholarship |
Goodman, Dorothy Hedrick FFESF | The Dorothy Hedrick Goodman First Family Scholarship |
Goodman, Lois Miles Busby FFESF | The Lois Miles Busby Goodman First Family Scholarship |
Gorman, Joe & Sharon ESF | The Joe & Sharon Gorman Endowed Scholarship |
Grace Reform UCC Newton ESF | The Grace Reformed UCC, Newton Endowed Scholarship |
Graham, William M. ESF | The William M. Graham Endowed Scholarship Fund |
Grant, Clarence & Lois ESF | The Clarence & Lois Grant Endowed Scholarship |
Griffith, Bruce Family ESF | The Bruce Griffith Family Endowed Scholarship |
Gudger, Albert H. "Tuck" ESF | The Albert H. "Tuck" Gudger, Sr. Endowed Scholarship |
Hall, Bill & Rosemary ESF | The Bill & Rosemary Hall Endowed Scholarship |
Hall, Joseph W. & Suzanne ESF | The Joseph W. & Suzanne V. Hall Endowed Scholarship |
Hamilton, Tom & Jane ESF | The Tom & Jane Hamilton Endowed Scholarship |
Hamley Family ESF | The Hamley Family Endowed Scholarship |
Hampton, C. B. & Edith FFESF | The Claude B. & Edith Hampton First Family Scholarship |
Harter, Marian & William FFESF | The Marian B. & William H. Harter, Jr. First Family Scholarship |
Haynes, Bob & Dottie ESF | The Bob & Dottie Haynes Endowed Scholarship |
Hebron UCC Winston Salem ESF | The Hebron UCC, Winston-Salem Endowed Scholarship |
Hedrick, Aubrey & Donnie FFESF | The Aubrey W. & Donnie C. Hedrick First Family Scholarship |
Hedrick, B. V. FFESF | The Burl Vance & Daisy Harris Hedrick First Family Scholarship |
Hedrick, Dwight L. Sr ESF | The Dwight L. Hedrick, Sr. Endowed Scholarship |
Henderlite, J. Max & Hazel E. ESF | The J. Max & Hazel S. Henderlite Endowed Scholarship |
Henderson FFESF | The John Steele Henderson First Family Scholarship |
Herman, Leona Fleming FFESF | The Leona Fleming Herman First Family Scholarship |
Hess Family Medical ESF | The Hess Family Medical Endowed Scholarship |
Hill, Barbara Faculty/Staff FFESF | The Barbara S Hill Faculty/Staff First Family Scholarship |
Hill, Robert Memorial ESF | The Robert Hill Memorial Scholarship in Drama |
Hodge, Frank & Ruth Teacher Ed ESF | The Frank & Ruth Brown Hodge Endowed Scholarship |
Holland, Clyde & Daphne ESF | The Clyde & Daphne Holland Endowed Scholarship |
Hollifield, Forrest H. FFESF | The Forrest H. Hollifield First Family Scholarship |
Holt ESF | The Holt Endowed Scholarship |
Horner & Maddra Athletic Training ESF | The Horner & Maddra Athletic Training Endowed Scholarship |
Hough, John M., Lillian S. & Beverly N. ESF | The John M., Lillian S., & Beverly N. Hough Endowed Scholarship |
Howell, Charles ESF | The Charles Dewitt Howell Endowed Scholarship |
Hudson, Clifton W. ESF | The Clifton Watt Hudson Endowed Scholarship |
Hudson, James G. & Jean ESF | The James G. & Jean L. Hudson Endowed Scholarship |
Hunsucker, Auburn & Virginia ESF | The Auburn & Virginia Hunsucker Endowed Scholarship |
Hurley FFESF | The Hurley First Family Scholarship |
Hutchens, Mike ESF | The Mike Hutchens Endowed Scholarship |
Isenhour, John & Nell FFESF | The John & Nell Isenhour First Family Scholarship Fund |
Jackson, Lutelle Elizabeth ESF | The Lutelle Elizabeth Jackson Endowed Scholarship |
Jarrell Family FFESF | The Jarrell First Family Scholarship |
Jarrell, Charles D. & Ruth ESF | The Charles D. & Ruth Davis Jarrell Endowed Scholarship |
Jasper, Joanna ESF | The Joanna Jasper Endowed Scholarship |
Jenkins, Olive & Raymond ESF | The Olive & Raymond Jenkins Endowed Scholarship |
Jenkins, Olive Memorial ESF | The Olive Jenkins Memorial Endowed Scholarship |
Johnson, Allen S. FFESF | The Allen S. Johnson, Jr. First Family Scholarship |
Johnson, Frances H. (Billy) ESF | The Frances H. Johnson Endowed Scholarship |
Jordan, Sr. Fred ESF | The N. Fred, Sr. & Katherine W. Jordan Endowed Scholarship |
Kelly-Cline Scholarship | The Kelly-Cline Scholarship |
Kenerly-Smith Family ESF | The Kenerly-Smith Family Endowed Scholarship |
Kepley, Esther of Second UCC Lexington ESF | The Esther Kepley Endowed Scholarship |
Keppel, Alvin & Bernice FFESF | The Alvin & Bernice Keppel First Family Scholarship |
Kern, T. W. FFESF | The Thomas W. & Sarah L. Kern First Family Scholarship |
Ketner, Linda G FFESF | The Linda G. Ketner First Family Scholarship |
Ketner, Ralph W. & Family FFESF | The Ralph W. Ketner & Family First Family Scholarship |
Ketner, Robert & Family FFESF | The Robert Ketner & Family First Family Scholarship |
Kinard, Rosemary & Karl ESF | The Rosemary & Karl Kinard Endowed Scholarship |
Kirk, Jr. Phil ESF | The Phillip J. Kirk Endowed Scholarship |
Kirk, Phillip, Sr. & Geneva ESF | The Phillip J. & Geneva B. Kirk Endowed Scholarship |
Kirkland, David A. ESF | The David A. Kirkland Endowed Scholarship |
Kirkland, Gordon A. ESF | The Gordon A. Kirkland Endowed Scholarship |
Kirkland, Gordon A & Alene ESF | The Gordon A. & Alene S. Kirkland Memorial Scholarship |
Kiwanis Annual Scholarship, The | The Kiwanis Annual Scholarship |
Kizziah Memorial ESF | The Dorothy Yancey Kizziah Memorial Endowed Scholarship |
Kluttz, Clarence Memorial ESF | The Clarence Kluttz Memorial Endowed Scholarship |
Kluttz, Margaret ESF | The Margaret H. Kluttz Endowed Scholarship |
Kluttz, Susan ESF | The Susan W. Kluttz Endowed Scholarship |
Knott, Robert E. Faculty Fund | The Robert E. Knott Endowed Faculty Development Fund |
Knox Family FFESF | The Knox First Family Scholarship |
Knox, Mary Emma ESF | The Mary Emma Knox Endowed Scholarship |
Kuhnert, Richard & Sally Prosser ESF | The Richard & Sally Prosser Kuhnert Endowed Scholarship |
Landreth, Dennis & Flora ESF | The Dennis & Flora Landreth Endowed Scholarship |
Landreth, Margaret ESF | The Margaret "Peg" Landreth Endowed Scholarship |
Laningham, Mary Anne ESF | The Mary Anne Laningham Endowed Scholarship |
Laughridge, Palmer ESF | The Palmer G. Laughridge Endowed Scholarship |
Lawrence, Brenna ESF | The Brenna Lawrence Endowed Scholarship |
Lee-Stevens, Kathleen ESF | The Dr. Kathleen G. Lee-Stevens Endowed Scholarship |
Leinbach, Roy & Alma ESF | The Roy & Alma Leinbach Endowed Scholarship |
Leonard, Billy Joe ESF | The Billy Joe Leonard Endowed Scholarship |
Leonard, Dr. J. C. ESF | The Dr. J. C. Leonard Endowed Scholarship |
Leonard, L. A.-St. Mark's ESF | The Lawrence A. Leonard Endowed Scholarship |
Leonard, P. J. & Carrie ESF | The P. James & Carrie S. Leonard Endowed Scholarship |
Leonard, Reid ESF | The Reid Leonard Endowed Scholarship |
Leonard, Theodore FFESF | The Theodore P. & Jacqueline C. Leonard First Family Scholarship |
Leonard, Wilford A. ESF | The Wilford A. Leonard Endowed Scholarship |
Lesser Soccer Award | The Lesser Soccer Award |
Lesser, W. R. & H. B. ESF | The Wilbert R. & Helen B. Lesser Endowed Scholarship |
Levenson, Rose E. & P. S. FFESF | The Rose E. & Philip S. Levenson First Family Scholarship |
Lewis, Brien & Laura FFESF | The Brien & Laura Lewis First Family Scholarship |
Linder, Robert L. ESF | The Robert L. Linder Endowed Scholarship |
Linn, Stahle & Jo ESF | The Stahle & Jo White Linn Endowed Scholarship |
Little, Charles E. ESF | The Charles E. Little Endowed Scholarship |
Livengood, Fred & Lucille B ESF | The Fred N. & Lucile B. Livengood Endowed Scholarship |
Lomax, Betty Stansbury ESF | The Betty Stansbury Lomax Endowed Scholarship |
Lynn, Charles J. ESF | The Charles Jr. Lynn Endowed Scholarship |
Maccaroni, Marianne Memorial ESF | The Marianne Bingham Pearson Maccaroni Endowed Scholarship |
Maccaroni, Ronald J. ESF | The Ronald J. Maccaroni Endowed Scholarship |
Maphis ESF | The Sue Maphis Family Endowed Scholarship |
Marshall, Thomas R. & S. L. FFESF | The Thomas R. & Sarah L. Marshall First Family Scholarship |
Matheson, R. A. & M. S. FFESF | The Robert A. & Murriel S. Matheson First Family Scholarship |
Maydak, Vera Harrier ESF | The John & Vera Frances Harrier Maydak Endowed Scholarship |
Maye Family ESF | The Maye Family Endowed Scholarship |
Mayhew, Gertrude & Norman ESF | The Norman W. & Gertrude Foust Mayhew Endowed Scholarship |
McCachren, Hoyt & Minnie ESF | The Hoyt & Minnie McCachren Endowed Scholarship |
McDuffie, James & Darlene ESF | The James Doyle & Darlene Sears McDuffie Endowed Scholarship Fund |
McGimsey, Richard G. & Rachel G. ESF | The Richard G. & Rachel Grant McGimsey Endowed Scholarship |
McGinnis, Eula Scott FFESF | The Eula Scott McGinnis First Family Scholarship |
McKinley, Rebecca ESF | The Rebecca Reitz McKinley Endowed Scholarship |
McMordie-Singleton ESF | The McMordie-Singleton Endowed Scholarship |
Meehan, W. Ellis ESF | The W. Ellis Meehan Scholarship |
Meyer, Richard & Nancy ESF | The Richard & Nancy Meyer Endowed Scholarship |
Michael and Parks FFESF | The Michael and Parks First Family Scholarship in memory of Hubert Parks |
Michael, June & Marie FFESF | The June & Marie Michael First Family Scholarship |
Miller, Bachman B. ESF | The Bachman B. Miller, Jr. Music Scholarship |
Miller, Catherine & Robert B.Miller, Jr. ESF | The Catherine & Robert B. Miller, Jr. Endowed Scholarship |
Miller, Robert B. III ESF | The Robert (Bob) B. Miller, III Endowed Scholarship |
Moir, Sam A. ESF | The Sam & Betty Moir Endowed Scholarship |
Moore, Fred ESF | The Fred Moore Endowed Scholarship |
Moore, Leland & Bonnie ESF | The Leland R. & Bonnie P. Moore Endowed Scholarship |
Morehead, Martha ESF | The Martha Hines Morehead Endowed Scholarship |
Morgan, Melvin ESF | The Melvin K. Morgan Endowed Scholarship |
Morris, Clarence & Peggy G ESF | The Clarence E., Jr. & Margaret (Peggy) Garner Morris Endowed Scholarship |
Mt. Zion UCC China Grove ESF | The Mt. Zion UCC, China Grove Endowed Scholarship |
Myers, G Harold & Aileen ESF | The G. Harold & Aileen Lipe Myers Endowed Scholarship |
Nance, E & J ESF | The Elmer P. & Jean B. Nance Endowed Scholarship |
Nazareth Children's Home ESF | The Nazareth Children's Home Endowed Scholarship |
New Gilead UCC Concord ESF | The New Gilead UCC, Concord Endowed Scholarship |
Newell, J. Trent & Ruth ESF | The J. Trent & Ruth K. Newell Endowed Scholarship |
Newton, Dora Ann ESF | The Dora Ann Newton Endowed Scholarship |
Math & Science Endowment | The Math & Science Endowment |
Noble, George A & Barbara H ESF | The George A. & Barbara Hayes Noble Endowed Scholarship |
Oakley, Paul ESF | The Paul Oakley Endowed Scholarship |
Oldenburg, Erik W & Eugenie S ESF | The Erik W. & Eugenie S. Oldenburg Endowed Scholarship |
Omwake-Dearborn ESF | The Omwake-Dearborn Endowed Scholarship |
Osborne, Katharine FFESF | The Katharine W. Osborne First Family Scholarship |
Osterhus, Cynthia ESF | The Dr. Cynthia Osterhus Endowed Scholarship |
Owens, Alice Hamm ESF | The Alice P. Hamm Owens Endowed Scholarship |
Oxendine Brothers ESF | The Oxendine Brothers Endowed Scholarship |
Palmer, Rev G. Melvin & Patsy ESF | The G. Melvin & Patsy Everhart Palmer Endowed Scholarship |
Palmore, Amy Collins ESF | The Amy Collins Palmore Endowed Scholarship |
Parham-Whitney Family ESF | The Parham-Whitney Family Endowed Scholarship |
Patterson, David R. Athletic ESF | The David R. Patterson Athletic Endowed Scholarship |
Patterson, Lewis & Blanche ESF | The J. Lewis & Blanche B. Patterson Endowed Scholarship |
Peace UCC, Greensboro ESF | The Peace UCC, Greensboro Endowed Scholarship |
Peeler, A. C. ESF | The A.C. Peeler Family Endowed Scholarship |
Peeler, A. Gregory & Christine FFESF | The A. Gregory, Jr. & Christine Peeler First Family Scholarship |
Peeler, Banks J. & Agnes A. ESF | The Banks J. & Agnes A. Peeler Endowed Scholarship |
Peeler, Edith W. & Joseph W. FFESF | The Edith Weant & Joseph Woodrow Peeler First Family Scholarship |
Peeler, Lillian C. ESF | The Lillian C. Peeler Endowed Scholarship |
Petree, Carl & Dorothy ESF | The Carl L. & Dorothy C. Petree Endowed Scholarship |
Philip Morris ESF (for 4 scholarships) | The Philip Morris Endowed Scholarships |
Popp, Joe ESF | The Coach Joe Popp Athletic Endowed Scholarship |
Post, Rose & Eddie ESF | The Rose & Eddie Post Endowed Scholarship |
Poteat, Ruth ESF | The Ruth Fitzgerald Poteat Endowed Scholarship |
Potemra, Colan & Courtney Blum ESF | The Colan & Courtney Blum Potemra Endowed Scholarship |
Potts, Charles G. FFESF | The Charles G. Potts First Family Scholarship |
Powell, John & Patsy ESF | The John L., Jr. & Patsy Somers Powell Endowed Scholarship |
Raffaelli Family ESF | The Raffaelli Family Endowed Scholarship |
Ramseur, Walter R. & Hilda T. FFESF | The Walter R. & Hilda Troxell Ramseur First Family Scholarship |
Rankin, Annie W. S. Memorial ESF | The Annie Warlick Shuford Rankin Memorial Scholarship |
Reitz, Richard A. Scholarship | The Richard A. Reitz Scholarship |
Rendleman, R. J. & P. P. FFESF | The Richard J. & Patricia P. Rendleman First Family Scholarship |
Rendleman, William J. FFESF | The William J. Rendleman First Family Scholarship |
Rhodes, Clair V. ESF | The Clair V. Rhodes Endowed Scholarship |
Rich, Maynard & Paul FFESF | The Maynard L. & Paul L. Rich First Family Scholarship |
Richards/Salisbury Civitan Club ESF | The Marion M. Richards/Salisbury Civitan Club Endowed Scholarship |
Rink, Ethel Memorial FFESF | The Ethel Fleming Rink Memorial First Family Scholarship |
Rink, Hillery H. ESF | The Hillery H. Rink, Jr. Endowed Scholarship |
Rink, Joe ESF | The Joe Rink Endowed Scholarship |
Rink, John ESF | The John F. Rink Endowed Scholarship |
Rink, John FFESF | The John F. Rink First Family Scholarship |
Ritchie, Hubert A. ESF | The Hubert A. & Blanche L. Ritchie Endowed Scholarship |
Roakes, Charlie & Louise ESF | The Charlie & Louise Roakes Endowed Scholarship |
Robbins, Dave ESF | The Dave Robbins Athletic Endowed Scholarship |
Roberts, Thomas H. & Emily ESF | The Thomas & Emily Roberts Endowed Scholarship |
Robertson, Blanche S. FFESF | The Blanche S. Robertson First Family Scholarship |
Robertson, Julian Endowment | The Julian Robertson Endowment Fund |
Robertson/NCNB NationsBank FFESF | The Julian H. Robertson-NCNB National Bank First Family Scholarship |
Rochelle, Morton & Elizabeth ESF | The Morton D. & Elizabeth B. Rochelle Endowed Scholarship |
Rowe, Myrtle Smyre - Grace UCC ESF | The Myrtle Smyre Rowe Memorial Endowed Scholarship |
Russell, Dr. Bill Endowment for Physical Education | The Dr. Bill Russell Physical Education Endowment Fund |
Rufty, Archibald & Frances FFESF | The Archibald C. & Frances F. Rufty First Family Scholarships |
Rufty, Joe Hearne FFESF | The Lt. Joe Hearne Rufty Memorial First Family Scholarship |
Ruth, Earl & Jane ESF | The Earl B. & Jane W. Ruth Endowed Scholarship |
S.C. Women's Guild ESF | Southern Synodical Guild Endowed Scholarship |
Sach, Esther Long ESF | The Esther Long Sach Endowed Scholarship |
Saleeby, Elias A. FFESF | The Elias A. Saleeby First Family Scholarship |
Saleeby, Rose FFESF | The Rose B. Saleeby First Family Scholarship |
Samuels, William & Virginia ESF | The William E. & Virginia Samuels Endowed Scholarship |
Sanchez, Ruby Miller ESF | The Ruby Miller Sanchez Endowed Scholarship |
Schofield, Joseph D. & Ann S. ESF | The Joseph & Ann Schofield Endowed Scholarship |
Schrumm Family ESF | The Schrumm Family Endowed Scholarship |
Scott, A. F. FFESF | The Alan F., Betty R., & Oliver G. Scott First Family Scholarship |
Second UCC Lexington FFESF | Second UCC, Lexington First Family Scholarship |
Seiwell, Porter & Maria FFESF | The Porter & Maria Seiwell First Family Scholarship |
Seiwell, Richard J. ESF | The Richard J. Seiwell Endowed Scholarship Fund |
Setzer, David E. ESF | The David E. Setzer Endowed Scholarship |
Shaver, Frank B. ESF | The Frank B. Shaver Memorial Endowed Scholarship |
Sherrill, William & Helen ESF | The William & Helen Sherrill Endowed Scholarship |
Shiloh Church, Faith NC ESF | The Shiloh Church, Faith NC Endowed Scholarship |
Shiring, Hazel M. & Norma A. ESF | The Hazel M. & Norma S. Shiring Endowed Scholarship |
Shoe, Grady Family ESF | The Grady Shoe Family Endowed Scholarship |
Shone, Howard ESF | The Howard Shone Endowed Scholarship |
Shuford Jr, Adrian L. FFESF | The Adrian L., Jr. & Dorothy L. Shuford First Family Scholarship |
Shuford Jr, Wade H. & J. FFESF | The Wade H., Jr. & Joanne Shuford First Family Scholarship |
Shuping, Jr. Romas H. ESF | The Romas H. Shuping, Jr. Endowed Scholarship |
Sigler, Charles & Martha ESF | The Charles W. & Martha Black Sigler Endowed Scholarship |
Silverburg, Dr. Sanford R. ESF | The Dr. Sanford R. Silverburg Endowed Scholarship |
Slipp, Eric P. ESF | The Eric P. Slipp Endowed Scholarship |
Smith, D. J. & M. FFESF | The Daniel J. & Mary Jane Smith First Family Scholarship |
Smith, Dick & Peggy ESF | The Dick & Peggy Smith Endowed Scholarship |
Smith, Franklin Delano ESF | The Franklin Delano Smith Endowed Scholarship |
Smith, Tom ESF | The Tom E. Smith Scholarships Program |
Snider, Frank W. Memorial ESF | The Frank W., Sr. & Gladys H. Snider Endowed Scholarship |
Snider, Jr. Arnold H. FFESF | The Arnold H. Snider, Jr. First Family Scholarship |
Somers, Charles & Winifred Memorial ESF | The Charles W. & Winifred Sigman Somers Memorial Endowed Scholarship |
Southard Family ESF | The Southard Family Endowed Scholarship |
Spencer High School Class of 1957 ESF | The Spencer High School Class of 1957 Endowed Scholarship |
Sports Hall of Fame ESF | The Sports Hall of Fame Endowed Scholarship |
Stanback, Betty Anne FFESF | The Betty Anne Stanback First Family Scholarship |
Stanback, Fred J. & Elizabeth FFESF | The Fred J., Sr. & Elizabeth C. Stanback First Family Scholarship |
Stevens, Kathleen G. Lee ESF | The Dr. Kathleen G. Lee-Stevens Endowed Scholarship |
Stone, Michael Shane Annual Scholarship | The Michael Shane Stone Annual Scholarship |
Strayhorne, George V. ESF | The George V. Strayhorne, Jr. Endowed Scholarship |
Stratton, Harvey & Carolyn ESF | The Harvey & Carolyn Stratton Endowed Scholarship |
Sturkey, Ralph & Eloise ESF | The Ralph & Eloise Sturkey Endowed Scholarship Fund |
Summers, James A. ESF | The James A. Summers Endowed Scholarship |
Summersett, T. W. & Alta Mae FFESF | The T.W., Jr. & Alta Mae Summersett First Family Scholarship |
Swink Scholarships | The Swink Scholarships of Merit |
Taylor, Edward & Elizabeth ESF | The Edward & Elizabeth Taylor Endowed Scholarship |
Taylor, Jack & Jackie ESF | The Jack & Jackie Taylor Baseball Endowed Scholarship |
Taylor, Theresa L. ESF | The Theresa Linn Taylor Endowed Scholarship in Drama |
Thompson, Betty & Julian ESF | The Julian B. & Betty Sumey Thompson Endowed Scholarship |
Timoney, Simone Grant ESF | The Simone Grant Timoney Endowed Scholarship |
Toms, Rick & Cinda ESF | The Rick & Cinda Toms Endowed Scholarship |
Trexler, Adrian ESF | The G. Adrian Trexler Endowed Scholarship |
Trexler, Claude & Ruth ESF | The Claude & Ruth Trexler Endowed Scholarship |
Trinity UCC Conover FFESF | Trinity UCC, Conover First Family Scholarship |
Tucker, Louise ESF | The Louise Tucker Endowed Scholarship |
Turner, Craig & Annette ESF | The Craig & Annette Turner Endowed Scholarship |
Tysinger, Catherine V. Memorial ESF | The Catherine V. Tysinger Memorial Endowed Scholarship |
Vance, Anna Katherine Gregory Memorial ESF | The Anna Katherine Gregory Vance Memorial Endowed Scholarship |
Vanderford, William & Aileen ESF | The William T. & Aileen Vanderford Endowed Scholarship |
Wagoner, Evelyn A. and Walter P. Annual Scholarship | The Evelyn A. and Walter P. Wagoner Annual Scholarship |
Wagoner, J. W. & Vera FFESF | The J. W. & Vera Wagoner First Family Scholarship |
Walker, Rachael Smith ESF | The Rachael Smith Walker Endowed Scholarship |
Wall Jr, Thomas A. & Reba Y. ESF | The Thomas A.,Jr. & Reba Y. Wall Endowed Scholarship |
Wallace, Charles C. & Nancy T. ESF | The Charles C. & Nancy T. Wallace Endowed Scholarship |
Wallace, Leo & Virginia ESF | The Leo & Virginia Wallace Endowed Scholarship Fund |
Wallace, Leo & Virginia FFESF | The Leo & Virginia Wallace First Family Scholarship |
Wallace, Mona Lisa ESF | The Mona Lisa Wallace Endowed Scholarship |
Walser, Jason ESF | The Jason Walser Endowed Scholarship |
Walters, Jack D. ESF | The Jack D. & Juanita H. Walters Endowed Scholarship |
Ward, Jack ESF | The Jack Ward Endowed Scholarship |
Warlick, Jesse W. & Ethel ESF | The Jesse W. & Ethel Herman Warlick Endowed Music Scholarship |
Wayland, Catherine M ESF | The Catherine McAllister Wayland Humanities Scholarship |
Wear, Dr. John ESF | The Dr. John Wear Endowed Scholarship |
Weiler, George & Jeanne ESF | The George & Jeanne Brunbaugh Weiler Endowed Scholarship |
West, Dr. J. King ESF | The Dr. J. King West Endowed Scholarship |
West, Martha ESF for Education | The Dr. Martha Kirkland West Endowed Scholarship in Education |
Whitehead, Lettie Pate Scholarships | The Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarships |
Whitener FFESF | The Whitener First Family Scholarship |
Whitener, Gordon & Susie McGill ESF | The Gordon L. & Susie McGill Whitener Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund |
Whitener, Russell W. FFESF | The Russell W. Whitener First Family Scholarship |
Whitener, Sterling & Marie ESF | The Sterling & Marie Whitener Endowed Scholarship |
Whitley, Pat ESF | The Dr. Patricia Rice Whitley Endowed Scholarship |
Wigginton, Marvin ESF | The Dr. Marvin Wigginton Endowed Scholarship |
Williams, A. Bruce & Margaret R. FFESF | The Bruce & Margaret Roseman Williams First Family Scholarship |
Williams, Chuck & Mitzie ESF | The Chuck & Mitzie Williams endowed Scholarship Fund |
Williams, Dick Baseball Scholarship ESF | The Dick Williams Baseball Endowed Scholarship |
Williamson, James L. FFESF | The James L. Williamson First Family Scholarship in Accounting |
Wilson, Millard F. ESF | The Millard F. Wilson Endowed Scholarship |
Wilson, Robert W. Dr. & Mrs. ESF | The Dr. & Mrs. Robert W. Wilson Endowed Scholarship |
Wurster, Jean FFESF | The Jean Miller Wurster First Family Scholarship |
Wurster, Stephen H. FFESF | The Stephen H. Wurster First Family Scholarship |
Wyatt, Patricia ESF | The Patricia Rector Wyatt Endowed Scholarship |
Yokley, Arlen & Doris FFESF | The Arlen & Doris Yokley First Family Scholarship |
Yopp, Esther Naomi ESF | The W.R. Yopp Family Endowed Scholarship |


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Campus Resources: There are alot of labs to attend
Campus Resources: wish there were a little more activities.
Tuition & Financial Aid: I wish that the housing was a little cheaper and that we had a meal plan.
Student Body: There are a lot of diversity at my school. There are different backgorunds.
Career Services: I have not graduated yet. But from what I can tell they give you career services to go and get help on finding jobs.
Academic Flexibility: I have had a good experience so far in my classes. My professors are easily accesible.
Campus Resources: The main buildings have computer labs which is great. In the computer labs and in the library you can print (10 cents a page). Greenville Tech also has WI-Fi and the network is reliable.
Campus Resources: I feel like Greenville Technical College main focus is academics! We have all the main and basic resources a student needs, such as a library, computer labs, student center, and tutoring areas. We don't have an athletic center and campus activities are rare. Even though we do have some organizations you don't here much about it.
Online Courses: In my opinion online courses are a workload. I took Spanish 102 last semester and the online program VHL Central (or supersite) is very tedious. I spent hours on that site. I understand that learning a language takes time and dedication, but taking Spanish online was not a good idea because you have to teach yourself. However, I ended up doing good in the course, with the exception that I had technical difficulties with my final exam and my professor wasn't very helpful.
Student Body: there are several students who are at least hours away from the school.
Academic Experience: the teachers are very friendly and care about the students and enjoy teaching.
Academic Experience: I intend to have in associate in science so that i may transfer later on. the classes are divers and interesting.
Career Services: I don't think there is such a thing at my school.
Online Courses: I don't have a online course this semester
Student Body: The is a lot of multi-ethnics in the college. Lots of different people that are well accepted.
Academic Experience: I like that they have journalism classes to prepare me for the transfer to the next college, but they don't have any activities where I could put those classes to good use.
Academic Experience: The classes are awesome! They have small classes so its easier for the professors to help you with specific problems in your class.
Academic Flexibility: I have only been in the school for three weeks, I don't know anything about the flexibility of the curriculum.
Facilities: The school is really good. It has this system where you cant do anything but succeed. This is my first semester and I can honestly say that it is the best technical college to prepare you for the real world/ transferring to another college. The only thing I wish they would create is a cafeteria. I live on campus and I don't think it makes any sense to have room and not board.
Academic Experience: I love my program. All the classes are very relevant to the real world. The workload is stressful but it is also helpful.
Academic Experience: There is a large variety of majors a student can choose from. I like all of the educators so far.
Online Courses: There has been very little interaction between the students in my online classes. The teachers will answer my questions, other than that there is not much interaction either. It has a very similar workload.
Career Services: I have not learned much about the post-grad services. I am only at the beginning of my program.
Overall Experience: The school is fancy, but I have enjoyed the teachers and administrators I have come in contact with. They are all very helpful and educated. They know exactly what I need and how to help me. Also, I know exactly what I am doing at this campus. The faculty has helped me plan a few years ahead.
Facilities: The campus scene, social activities, and facilities are not great. What stands out most at Greenville Techinical College is the large amounts of different fields at an affordable price.
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There is no Zionism without Jerusalem
By ILANA BROWN
05/20/2012 23:06
Why does a Jewish homeland anywhere else seem hollow and empty? The answer is Jerusalem.
IDF soldiers celebrate at the Western Wall in 1967
Photo: Courtesy Werner Braun/Jerusalem Post Archives
This week celebrates 45 years since the reunification of Jerusalem after the miraculous Six Day War. One of the most emotional documents in the historical record is the audio recording of the paratroopers entering the Lions' Gate and arriving at the Western Wall.
The version of the recording available on the Internet has been shortened but the original translated text is still available. The radio broadcaster reports from within the walls of the Old City describing his emotions upon reaching the stones of the Western Wall. Soldiers recite the
prayer. Rabbi Shlomo Goren sings
El Maleh Rachamim
in honor of those who have fallen and in the recording one can hear the soldiers' heart-rending sobs. The shofar is blown and Goren says that it is in this year that we are in a rebuilt Jerusalem.
Jerusalem is part of the Jewish people in the same way that the heart is part of the human body. It is not merely an organ that keeps the body functioning. Without it there would be no life. The last line of the Passover Seder calls for "Next Year in Jerusalem!" Before the groom breaks the glass at his wedding he says "If I forget thee, O Jerusalem..." When Jews pray, they face Jerusalem. Ethiopian Israelis have chosen Jerusalem Day to commemorate the Ethiopians who died on the long trek to Israel. The song "Jerusalem of Gold" is recognized the world over.
The national anthem of Israel concludes with the line "To be a free people in our land, the land of Zion and Jerusalem." Both with religious and secular associations, the list goes on and on.
The State of Israel passed a law in 1980 declaring that "Jerusalem, complete and united, is the capital of Israel." While not internationally recognized as such, until the law is changed, Jerusalem is the complete and united capital of the sovereign State of Israel.
By law, by religion, by emotion, Jerusalem is the center, the core, the heart of the Jewish people and the State of Israel.
Along with the idea of two states for two peoples, we are asked to consider Jerusalem as the shared capital for these two states. We are told that holding Arab-majority neighborhoods in east Jerusalem as jailers is morally abhorrent. We are told that misguided Zionism has turned us into overlords. It might be suggested that Jerusalem was divided from 1948-1967 and it did not destroy the State of Israel or substantially damage the Jewish people around the world.
I would suggest a different perspective and a different understanding of the big picture. In theory, a shared capital sounds both fair and logical. Even an international city sounds like a legitimate argument for the status of Jerusalem. This would require Israel to change its own sovereign law, divide its own capital city, compromise its own religious feeling toward Jerusalem and limit its secular love of the ancient city of Jerusalem.
Arab-majority neighborhoods are a different question. I propose that this is a social issue, not a question of Zionism or even the status of Jerusalem. Every major city in the world has less desirable neighborhoods. Poverty and crime are more obvious. The police presence there is greater. Classical Zionism tells us that the Jewish people have a legitimate right to live in the historic land of Israel. It did not provide a plan for a utopian society or even a framework for solving societal ills. It is our responsibility today to face these challenges, not to delegitimize our own existence or undermine the idea of Zionism.
From the year 70 CE, when Jerusalem fell to the Romans, until 1967, the city was not under Jewish control. And yet, Jews around the world continued to yearn for Jerusalem – not for Tiberias, not for Safed, not for Hebron. In 1948, when the Jewish state was established and immediately plunged into a war, the infant state was not able to hold Jerusalem. But still the people yearned for Jerusalem. And finally, when the paratroopers entered the Old City on June 7, 1967, religious and secular alike were awed by their achievement.
Lt.-Gen. Mordechai "Motta" Gur, commander of the force in the Old City, a secular, native-born Jerusalemite, declared "The Temple Mount is in our hands! I repeat, the Temple Mount is in our hands!" He did not say "The Old City" or "The Jewish Quarter." Rather, his Jewish heart told him that the important thing was the Temple Mount; the Temple Mount was in our hands.
When a people fulfill a dream, a 1,900-year-old dream, how does that people abandon it and give it to someone else? How does one give up even part of that dream? Zionism tells us that we have a legitimate right to have a state in our historic homeland. The heart of our homeland is Jerusalem. We need not apologize for advocating for our right to the Zionist dream, nor for fulfilling that dream.
So on this Jerusalem Day, imagine a Jewish homeland in Uganda, or in Alaska, or in Madagascar. Why does a Jewish homeland anywhere else seem hollow and empty? The answer is Jerusalem.
The writer lives and works in Jerusalem and volunteers for Im Tirzu.
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