by Aaron Schmelzer | Apr 24, 2010 | News Slider
Flatt (LTV) – Three directors take on the challenge of splitting up William Shakespeare’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ between them. It’s an experiment that’s bringing spring to life at Lipscomb. Click to expand the video...
by Aaron Schmelzer | Apr 17, 2010 | News Slider
Click to expand the video player. Nashville’s not unknown to Tim Tebow. He played football against Vanderbilt here when he was leading the Florida Gators. And he’s spent much of the last few months preparing for the upcoming NFL draft by training at D1 Sports Training, in Cool Springs, just south of Nashville. (BULLETIN: Thursday night, April 22, Tebow was home in Florida, watching the actual draft, carried live on ESPN. While there was some question by the experts as to whether he would be drafted in the first round, he was picked up by the Denver Broncos.) Last Saturday though he was in Nashville, spending the day at Lipscomb University, speaking to kids and adults about his faith, his foundation and his future. Tebow is different from many college and professional athletes, in that he is an outspoken Christian, committed to his faith and to giving back to the youth of the world. At the midday press conference, reporters were interested in what Tebow has been doing to hone and improve his quarterbacking skills since his college career ended, but Tebow kept changing the subject to other people. One reporter asked why he chose to do this daylong series of events so close to the National Football League draft. “I try to manage my time very carefully and do things that are very close to my heart—things that really make a difference,” said Tebow. “People want to make it all about me right now. But I want to take the attention off of me, and focus on others. “I want to give back, to inspire someone or to give someone hope. That’s why I...
by Rachel Carden | Apr 16, 2010 | Sports
DRAPER DIAMOND (LTV) – She’s been named pitcher of the week four times in row and her coaches say she’s one of the best pitchers in the league. Get to know Whitney...
by Nicci Carney | Apr 13, 2010 | News Slider
Kappa Iota Theta, formerly known as LUMA, hosted its One Mic Stand recently in Shamblin Theater. Nicci Carney and Wade Funderburg produced this...
by Matt McMillin | Apr 13, 2010 | News Slider
Carol Fay Ellison, known in town and across the country as “The Biscuit Lady,” passed away April 5. She brought nationwide fame to the Loveless Cafe as the creator of its fluffy buttermilk biscuits. Babbler Editor Matt McMillin worked with Ellison at the restaurant. Last year, he and Bill Hartwig produced this audio slideshow featuring...