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• Essay on medical technology’s “collateral damage” earns award for Gettysburg grad
• Acumen Fund’s Jacqueline Novogratz encourages grads to reject the status quo
• Academics, athletics, and abroad: The Class of 2012 by the numbers
• Writer-in-residence offers students rare glimpse into German history
• Gettysburg College to award three honorary degrees at Commencement
• Orange & Blue bring alums together for the run of a lifetime
• EI experts examine presidential leadership at inaugural Gettysburg Great Symposium
• First-year student sportswriter wins national notice, meets coaches
• Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival
• Today’s problems make liberal arts more crucial than ever, President Riggs says
• With award-winning math prof, students conquer infinity (and beyond)
• Women’s lacrosse, golf capture Centennial Conference titles
• Six speakers deliver inspirational, entertaining talks at first-ever TEDx event
• Senior art exhibition to be displayed in Schmucker Art Gallery starting May 2
• Alabama Symphony Orchestra to perform Sunderman prof’s music May 8
• Sliding into the Baseball HOF, two alums hit a career home run
• Local artist and HACC-Gettysburg Campus team up to celebrate pets
• Traits Of Leadership - Part 4
• The Third Vision
• Traits Of Leadership - Part 3
• The Second Vision
• Traits Of Leadership
• The First & Second Vision
• Expectation Of Responsibility
• The First Vision
• New Year, New Energy - Part 3
• The Call To Learn
• God's Marvelous Creation
• Lionel Hong '12 gained a world of experience at Gettysburg College
• For education students, lessons are learned both in and out of the classroom
• Environmental studies major earns NOAA Hollings scholarship
• TEDxGettysburgCollege to be held April 18; livestream available
• Gettysburg College prof’s book sheds light on the Underground Railroad
• Career immersion trips: Inspiration for the future
• 2012 Gilder Lehrman Lincoln Prize awarded April 11
• Thaddeus Stevens historical marker to be dedicated on campus April 16
• 100 years after its sinking, Prof. Allen Guelzo reflects on Titanic's fate
• Springtime beauty abounds on Gettysburg College campus
• HACC’s Gettysburg Campus celebrates Earth Day
• Historian to speak on Lincoln and slavery April 12 as part of Sesquicentennial
• Equestrian Team helps rescued horses, receives community service award
• Lecture on work's impact on the human spirit to take place April 2
• Lecture on Civil War era artist presented April 3 as part of Sesquicentennial
• Health sciences alums use Gettysburg education to serve communities in Pennsylvania and beyond
• Acceptance letters mailed to prospective members of the Class of 2016
• Gettysburg College to host women’s studies conference on poverty
• Students on spring break trip help rescue woman after 80-foot fall
• Kurt Mathisen’s first year at Gettysburg
• Into the wild, student leadership in the backcountry
• GRAB sets Seitz on adventurous career
• Military service inspires Jason Pearce '13 to chart an original path at Gettysburg
• Conflict and resolution theme of new musical work by Gettysburg conservatory prof.
• Student writes her way through cultural understanding in Italy
• Cultural historian Brian Jordan ’09 to speak on Union Civil War veterans March 20
• Romeo & Juliet coming to Gettysburg College March 1-5
• Blues 'genius' to perform at Gettysburg College March 1
• Get started on college, career at HACC-Gettysburg
• Psychology prof's research produces sweet results
• UMUC, HACC partner to provide pathway to bachelor’s degree
• Gettysburg College cited in Chronicle of Higher Ed article about studying abroad
• The Call To Preach
• New Year, New Energy - Part 2
• The Call Of Repentance
• New Year, New Energy
• The Importance Of A Name - Part 5
• 2011 Remembrance Service
• The Importance Of A Name - Part 4
• A Christmas Blessing
• Alumnus pledges $5 million record gift to Gettysburg College
• Invited to Saudi Arabia, Gettysburg student has ‘eye-opening experience’
• Swimming teams repeat as Centennial Conference champs
• History alum creates career out of cupcakes and coffee
• NPR’s Carl Kasell to narrate Wind Symphony concert at Majestic
• Senior Cory Weissman earns media attention for post-stroke return to the court
• 2012 Gilder Lehrman Lincoln Prize winners announced
• Six Gettysburg College professors granted tenure, promoted
• Biology classroom lab renovation planned thanks to grant from Alden Trust
• HACC announces fall 2011 dean’s list
• HACC students seek vendors, donation of gently used gowns
• Traveling Buddhist monk returns to HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• Gettysburg student spends “New Year’s with Ron Paul”
• HACC announces fall 2011 graduates
• Gettysburg grad’s films focus on forgotten conflicts
• 23rd Annual Winter Jazz Ensemble Concert to be held Feb. 18
• Lecturer to discuss popular culture, sacred dark feminine Feb. 7
• Gettysburg College students share their study abroad experiences
• U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack meets students at Gettysburg College
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus practical nursing graduates recognized
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus associate degree nursing students recognized
• Honorary American Civil War Sesquicentennial committee named
• Hundreds attend Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration on campus; photo gallery
• The Importance Of A Name - Part 3
• The Importance Of A Name - Part 2
• The Importance Of A Name
• Winter storm weather update; campus community information
• Need help paying for college? HACC can provide answers
• Thanksgiving 2011
• By Faith Moses - Part 3
• Revival - Part 26: The Fruit
• A Miracle Service
• Life Outside of the Garden
• Do You See What I See?
• Got Persecution?
• Revival - Part 25: The Fruit
• Physics prof, alum contributed to research that won the 2011 Nobel Prize
• Alum uses her liberal arts education in the fast-paced world of investigative journalism
• EI fellow predicts eroding support for Romney in NH primary
• 32nd annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration to be held Jan. 23
• All eyes on Iowa; new Gettysburg College grad covers caucuses for CBS, Fox
• Series on life in the Middle East continues with focus on Israel and Palestine
• Campus has “Eyes on Haiti” during fall semester
• Social media highlights from 2011
• HACC's website temporarily offline
• Are Collegiate Athletic Programs Broken?
• Larry DelViscio '13 earns Academic All-America honors in football
• CPS Immersion Projects take students' service around the world
• Acumen Fund’s Jacqueline Novogratz to speak at May 20 Commencement
• Happy Holidays from Gettysburg College; video, photo gallery
• Top Stories from 2011 -- VOTE for your favorite!
• Recognition ceremony honors December graduates; photo gallery
• Students help students develop leadership skills
• Dice game research leads student, professor to conference in Netherlands
• Scholarship has double meaning for chemistry major
• Gettysburg College: a fit-friendly, great place to work
• Photo of the Day — your favorites from 2011
• Senior earns scholarship to study Eisenhower/Johnson relationship
• Revival - Part 24: The Fruit
• Civil War prof pens op-ed on presidential leadership
• Thanksgiving dinner by the numbers
• Internships complement academics for Gettysburg College students
• Gettysburg College students interact with legislators from around the world
• Aspire to inspire: meet the GLC Leadership Mentors
• Dedication Day events illustrate Gettysburg College's ties to Lincoln legacy
• Borough declares Nov. 14 Gettysburg College Women’s Lacrosse Day
• Pres. Riggs authors op-ed on faculty community in The Chronicle of Higher Ed
• By Faith Moses - Part 2
• Revival - Part 23: The Fruit
• By Faith Moses
• Revival - Part 22: The Fruit
• Gettysburg College among top producers of Fulbright grant recipients
• 50th Annual Fortenbaugh Lecture to be held Nov. 19; live-stream available
• Political commentator Chris Matthews to speak Nov. 14; live-stream available
• 28th Annual Fall Convocation to feature award-winning journalist
• Masculinity and “guy code” to be topic of talk Nov. 16
• HACC chapter of international honor society inducts new members
• Professors awarded NSF grants for sleep and plasma research
• Alexandria Barkmeier '07 and Andrew Arenge '10 share insights into working for Teach for America
• October snow blankets Gettysburg College -- photo gallery
• Heavy snow expected for Saturday, Oct. 29; general campus info
• Gettysburg College prepares mother and son for music careers
• Gettysburg College’s new Veterans Memorial dedicated
• Photo of the Day Contest winners announced
• Inauguration for HACC’s seventh president
• September 11 witness to give public reading at Gettysburg College
• Gettysburg College psychology profs featured in the media
• Gettysburg College to present “Blood Wedding” Oct. 20–24
• Schmucker Art Gallery presents fall exhibitions
• Alum collaborates with faculty to prepare retrospective at Schmucker Art Gallery
• Grads and parents advise, inspire during Career Week 2011
• Revival - Part 21: The Fruit
• Revival - Part 20: The Fruit
• One Great Weekend to be held at Gettysburg Oct. 21-23
• New faculty hires bring wealth of knowledge to campus
• Vote now in Gettysburg College’s Photo of the Day contest
• Gettysburg College hosts national faculty diversity conference
• Testimony
• Bondslave
• Angels: A Trip Across Scripture
• Revival - Part 19: The Fruit
• Freedom In Christ, Part 2 - The Truth About Spiritual Warfare
• Freedom In Christ - The True Meaning of Freedom
• Celebrate Hispanic Heritage at HACC’s annual festival
• Gettysburg College physics students spend scientific summer researching on campus
• Doors to the future: Center for Career Development helps students find their way
• Volunteer Leadership Summit brings key supporters to Gettysburg College campus
• From monkeys to a major; research in Costa Rica leads student to Gettysburg College
• Gettysburg grad’s research could make world-wide impact
• Hispanic Heritage exhibit at HACC features vibrant artwork, whimsical travel art, beautiful handcrafted fused-glass jewelry
• Gettysburg College biology student finds career path during semester in D.C.
• HACC’s Gettysburg Campus offers Living and Learning seminars
• Gettysburg College sponsors Middle East book, film and lecture series
• Conservatory students’ summer activities produce instrumental results
• Eisenhower expert David Nichols to present Constitution Day lecture Sept. 21
• Students take part in service-learning during Heston Summer Experience
• HACC names students to part-time Dean's List
• First-year students expected to continue to do great work at Gettysburg
• Revival - Part 18: The Fruit
• Invest Wisely
• Unique is the Word - Part 3
• Revival - Part 17: The Fruit
• Revival - Part 16: Killing Sin
• Update on power outage - Sept. 7, 2011
• Fred Fielding '61 writes about the 9/11 Commission in The Washington Post
• Gettysburg College’s Center for Public Service Named to National Honor Roll
• Historic careers: Students intern at Civil War sites
• Gettysburg College to host 9/11 commemoration on tenth anniversary
• Submit images now for third annual Photo of the Day Contest
• Eisenhower Institute hosts White House Fellows on campus
• Students find health sciences program prepared them for medical profession
• Pres. Riggs authors op-ed; Liberal arts education is smart move in today's world
• Hurricane Irene weather update; campus community information
• HACC Artisan Marketplace comes to Adams County
• One-day computer training delivered at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• Back to School for Gettysburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• HACC Artisan Marketplace returns to Adams County
• Schmucker Art Gallery to host events as part of 150th anniversary of the Civil War
• Orientation kicks off for Class of 2015; watch Convocation live Aug. 24 at 4 p.m.
• HACC’s Second Stage theatre company presents one-act plays
• New card reader system to control access to certain areas on campus
• Ascent leadership program initiates new students to Gettysburg College
• EI fellows featured in media, discuss Republican presidential nomination
• Unique is the Word - Part 2
• Revival - Part 15: Killing Sin
• Rising senior spends summer learning the ins and outs of state government
• Alum turns knack for interior design into new career path in Boston
• Unique is the Word
• Revival - Part 14: Killing Sin
• Revival - Part 13: Killing Sin
• Revival - Part 12: Killing Sin
• The Final Chapter - Cast of Characters
• Revival - Part 11
• Revival - Part 10
• A Man of God and the Government
• The New Covenant
• Philosophy major Hilary Landfried '13 researches nationalism and genocide in Switzerland
• Gettysburg named '2011 Great Colleges to Work For' by Chronicle of Higher Ed
• 2010-11 Top Moments in Bullets Athletics
• HACC Artisan Marketplaces give artists, craftspeople marketing, sales opportunities
• Pounds of peaches; Campus Kitchen stocks up on summer's bounty
• Gettysburg College prof probes 'The Art of Living and Dying' in new book
• 2011 Youth Mission Trip Report
• Revival - Part 9
• Are You Any Father Along?
• Tame theTongue
• Revival - Part 8
• A Second Chance
• Revival - Part 7
• Banner year for club sports at Gettysburg College
• Gettysburg College launches nation's first college iPad news app
• Gettysburg College to host send-off receptions for Class of 2015
• Adams and York 912 Patriots Host Nationally Recognized Sheriff
• Gettysburg College Civil War prof featured on C-SPAN 3
• Gettysburg College students earn Fulbright grants, Goldwater scholarship
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus sets information session
• Adams and York 912 Patriots Host Nationally Recognized Sheriff
• Gettysburg College and the Civil War; a look back 150 years
• Carol Cantele '83 named NCAA Division III Coach of the Year
• U.S. Christian Commission News - June 29, 2011
• Newly tenured profs bring wide expertise to Gettysburg College; see their videos
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus student earns full scholarship at Bucknell University this summer
• U.S. Christian Commission News - June 24, 2011
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus exhibits feature ‘HACC Connections’
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus recognizes associate degree nursing students
• Gettysburg profs featured in National Park Service Civil War handbook
• Governor appoints Majestic Theater director to state Arts Council
• Paige Klunk '11 built musical bridges during her study-abroad sojourn in Senegal
• Alum specializes in liver transplants at the Mayo Clinic
• EI fellow Jennifer Donahue discusses Bachmann candidacy on Hardball; video
• Retired educator bequests $160,000 to Gettysburg College
• Toys and gender, war and memory: students' research wins national notice
• Civil War Institute director featured on C-SPAN 3
• Remembering the Warner–Parker era
• HACC announces spring 2011 dean’s list
• In search of beauty
• HACC announces spring 2011 graduates
• Revival - Part 6
• "Shocking beauty" and ancient chemicals: Mellon grants support students' research
• HACC announces winners in 2011 High School Mathematics Contest
• New course gives students the opportunity to share research with other institutions
• Revival - Part 5
• Our Friend Lazarus Sleeps
• Revival - Part 4
• Women's Lacrosse advances to National Championship game
• Gettysburg College wins women's lacrosse NCAA national championship
• Student advocate Gwen Dungy calls graduates the “Unstoppable Generation”
• 144th Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony
• Spring commencement at HACC
• Student advocate Gwendolyn Dungy to speak May 22 at Commencement
• New books by Gettysburg College alumni
• From Saturday Night Live to real estate alum is continuously exploring
• Men's and Women's Lacrosse both advance in NCAA tournament
• Nearly 1,400 students to graduate at HACC commencement
• A Beautiful Picture
• Revival - Part 3
• Triumph to Tragedy to Triumph
• Revival - Part 2
• Revival
• Here I Raise Mine Ebenezer
• Wednesday Evening Service
• Spring's beauty adorns Gettysburg College campus; photo gallery
• Student's cancer research honored at conference
• Start times set for home NCAA lacrosse games
• Gettysburg College receives $1 million in scholarship funds from alumna
• Gettysburg College seniors earn prestigious Critical Language Scholarship
• Daylong celebration to showcase student research, art, service
• NYC event celebrates Gettysburg College's Garthwait Leadership Center
• Small business conference at HACC offers strategies to owners and entrepreneurs
• Gettysburg named one of the nation’s most environmentally-responsible colleges
• Senior art majors exhibit to open April 27; art history majors to present April 29
• Gettysburg College student earns fellowship to boost child literacy in Bolivia
• HACC chapter of international honor society inducts new members
• Phi Beta Kappa inducts new members at Gettysburg College
• Women golfers capture Centenntial Conference crown for Gettysburg College
• U.S. Christian Commission News - April 12, 2011
• $1 million grant from Stabler Foundation to fund scholarships at Gettysburg College
• Lectures to focus on Jewish Identities April 17 at Gettysburg College
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus professors earn recognition
• New York Times profiles Gettysburg College music Prof. Avner Dorman
• Bloomberg lists Gettysburg among colleges with best return on investment
• Civil War 150th anniversary kicks off at Gettysburg College
• Forgiveness after Amish school tragedy to be talk topic April 19
• Seniors and BOLD alumni power Gettysburg to March Mania win
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus and annual Earth Day Community Fair: preserving environmental wellness
• Gettysburg College celebrates Founders Day April 7
• Jazz great Charlie "Bird" Parker at center of play at Gettysburg College April 7-10
• Sexual Assault Awareness Month events planned in April at Gettysburg College
• HACC sets tuition rates based on tentative agreement
• A Love Story
• Study in China ties two majors together for Gettysburg College student
• HACC offers classes at 4 Hanover area sites
• Dining Services recognized for sustainability efforts; community service
• Top student art on exhibit at Schmucker Gallery starting March 31
• Brian Kelley's African documentary wins breakthrough film award
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus offers personal enrichment courses in April
• The Old Paints a Picture of the New
• Cash crops vs. good food: Student lives the conflict in Panama
• Talkabouts at HACC scheduled in April
• Gettysburg College accepts talented students for Class of 2015
• Hoops hero urges Gettysburg grads to beat F&M in March Mania
• Philosophy Prof. appears in Patriot-News
• Gettysburg College grads, profs win international book awards
• First-year student aids in research to protect clams
• Sarai to Sarah
• Grace Accepted: Forgiveness Part 5
• Students and prof scour National Archives for clues about “Cowardice at Gettysburg”
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus to hold prom gown sale
• The Rich Young Ruler - Life at the Top
• The Necessary Ingredient
• March Mania pits Gettysburg College, Dickinson and F&M in alumni loyalty battle
• Student advocate Gwendolyn Dungy to speak at May 22 Commencement
• Personal trainer certification starts at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• United States Christian Commission News - February 23, 2011
• Chase winter doldrums with personal enrichment classes offered by HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• What You Never Expect
• Forgiveness Asked For, Forgiveness Given - Part 4
• Gettysburg College swim teams sweep conference championships
• College Symphony to present children's concert Sunday featuring Arabian tales
• Jazz Ensesemble Winter Concert planned Feb. 19 with saxophonist Denis DiBlasio
• Former editor of The New Republic Andrew Sullivan to speak on campus Feb. 22
• Get started on college, career at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• Forgiveness Asked For, Forgiveness Given - Part 3
• Cupid on campus: 14 percent of alumni found their partners at Gettysburg College
• Book that explores Lincoln’s views on slavery wins 2011 Lincoln Prize
• Andrew Powers sets new career hoops scoring record for Gettysburg College
• The Son Of Man Lifted Up
• Forgiveness Asked For, Forgiveness Given - Part 2
• Pianist Jeremy Denk to perform Feb. 14 at Majestic Theater
• Hoops for Haiti basketball tourney raises funds for earthquake survivors
• Need help paying for college? HACC-Gettysburg Campus can provide answers
• Gettysburg College ranked among top producers of Peace Corps volunteers
• Forgiveness Asked For, Forgiveness Given
• Center for Career Development to host Career Week 2011
• Big snow again transforms Gettysburg College campus
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus practical nursing graduates recognized
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus associate degree nursing students recognized
• Silence Is Golden
• Children Offended or Defended
• Approaching The King
• A Forgiving Spirit
• Found objects become heads and figures in Schmucker Art Gallery exhibition
• Center for Career Development bridges gap between campus and Hollywood
• David's Choice
• More Lessons From Naomi
• From Fullness to Empty to Fullness
• Hope We Believe In
• The Story Of Gideon - Part 7
• The Story Of Gideon - Part 6 (continued)
• Center for Career Development bridges gap between campus and Hollywood
• Scholar and swimmer Brian Kaehler '11 has a made a big splash
• Panel analyzes Ike's Farewell at Eisenhower Institute event; 100s attend in DC
• Watercolors by Gettysburg artist featured at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus to hold black history celebration on Feb. 3
• Larry Walker '76 helps rebuild the road to Kandahar — and beyond
• 50 years after the military-industrial complex, what Eisenhower really meant
• Snowfall blankets Gettysburg College campus in winter beauty
• Liberal arts, the economy, future of Gettysburg College; Q&A with Pres. Riggs
• Men's, women's basketball coaches hit career milestone with 300th wins
• Journalists to Discuss Eisenhower’s Farewell Address on 50th Anniversary
• Gettysburg College senior earns federal service position on campus
• Newest members of Class of 2015 share their early decision excitement
• EI Fellows to present at sustainability conference in New Zealand
• Vote for the Top Ten story of 2010
• Gettysburg to Europe: students perform and learn with Sunderman prof
• December graduates honored at recognition ceremony; view photo gallery
• Lights add holiday glow to Gettysburg College campus
• Maternal screening: student, prof examine the economics of a congenital disease
• U.S. Christian Commission News - December 7, 2010
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus vice president named Citizen of the Year
• Gettysburg New Year's Eve Celebration
• Thanksgiving 2010
• Forgiveness Not Revenge
• The Story Of Gideon - Part 5
• Students share a traditional Thanksgiving meal with friends, community partners
• Mellon grant to fund new Middle East & Islamic Studies program
• Our Part in Bringing Spiritual Awakening
• Without Faith it's Impossible to Please God
• Gettysburg College shares admissions dos, don'ts in NYT blog 'The Choice'
• Audiences pack Majestic Theater for My Fair Lady performances
• Book Sale Begins Nov 15th
• 49th Annual Robert Fortenbaugh Memorial Lecture to be held Nov. 19 at Majestic Theater
• Novelist Ishmael Reed to read selections of his work Nov. 15 at Kline Theatre
• Seminarian Adam Sornchai Named Young Adult Steward for NCCC-USA General Assembly
• Soprano Pamela Cooper-White and Organist Mark Mummert Bring Bach, Copland, Fauré and More to Music, Gettysburg! Nov 14
• Carthage's Harvard Stephens Serves as Gettysburg Seminary Pastor in Residence Nov 8-12
• The Story of Gideon - Part 4
• SGA hosts Artists’ Day at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• Gettysburg College among top producers of Fulbright Scholars
• LutherBowl XLV Final Scoreboard
• Samuel: Name of God
• Who Might You Influence
• The Story of Gideon - Part 1
• The Story of Gideon - Part 2
• Two Criminals, Two Choices
• The Story of Gideon - Part 3
• God is Still Working on Me
• GETTYSBURG SEMINARY ANNOUNCES 2011 SUSPENSION OF GHOST TOUR ACTIVITY ON CAMPUS
• Svitanya Brings the Sounds of Eastern Europe to Music, Gettysburg!
• Fox News political commentator Juan Williams to speak Nov. 9
• The Heart of God
• We The People
• June 17th, 1963
• Regarding LutherBowl XLV
• Gettysburg College establishes Garthwait Leadership Center for students and alumni
• Sunderman Conservatory of Music prof to perform at Carnegie Hall
• Photography exhibit open at Schmucker Art Gallery through Dec. 4
• Gettysburg College to present My Fair Lady at the Majestic Theater Nov. 4 – 7
• How will the 2010 elections affect Obama's presidency? Prof. Bruce Larson answers
• Exhibit at HACC-Gettysburg Campus features regional artist
• ‘Islamic Culture and the Arts’ concludes 20th Anniversary Speaker Series at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• BARITONE WAYNE HILL AND FRIENDS BRING SONGS AND HYMNS TO OCT 24th CONCERT
• SEMINARY NAMES THE REV. VIRGINIA PRICE TO DIRECT ADMISSIONS & LIFELONG LEARNING
• SEMINARY OFFERS MANY FACES OF LUTHER EXHIBIT
• Luther Bowl 2010
• Family Weekend events planned Oct. 29-31 at Gettysburg College
• Winners chosen in Gettysburg College's 2010 Photo of the Day contest
• U.S. Christian Commission News - October 26, 2010
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus dedicates Welcome Center world map
• ‘Bead for Life’ project runs Nov. 23-Dec.4 at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• Janet Morgan Riggs to Address Seminary Opening Convocation
• HACC hosts open house events at FCCTC
• Women on the Move makes a stop at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• Talkabouts at HACC Scheduled in June
• HACC expands ‘Talkabouts’ to Gettysburg Campus
• HACC-Gettysburg names new full-time counselor
• ALUMNA CAROL HOLMQUIST NAMED ADULT EDUCATION AGENCY'S NEW PRESIDENT/CEO
• Heart Language: Susan Hill Brings Back the Fiction of Elsie Singmaster
• Record enrollment for HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• Tackle new hobby, explore language, discover history
• HACC offers training for in-demand local jobs
• HACC receives $362,800 for Mechatronics program
• Marty E. Stevens Publishes Theological Themes of the Old Testament
• Art Exhibit Spring 2010
• New EMS program offered at Fairfield High School
• Learn art of storytelling at HACC-York Campus
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus offers 2-part presentation on art
• Preteens can head to ‘college’ for HACC’s spring enrichment programs
• WALDKOENIG NAMED GREENFAITH FELLOW
• Death of Roy Enquist, Professor Emeritus
• HACC-Gettysburg to offer Microsoft’s new My PC Series
• Students graduate from associate degree nursing program at HACC’s Gettysburg Campus
• HACC chapter of international honor society inducts new members
• HACC announces fall 2009 graduates
• BILL SANDERS ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
• Seminary Reaffirms Position Against Casino in Gettysburg
• Adams commissioner named distinguished HACC alumna
• HACC announces spring 2010 dean’s list
• HACC dean receives national award
• HACC Gettysburg Campus Practical Nursing graduates recognized
• CARING FOR THE OTHER EVENT EXPLORES LUTHERAN GOOD WORKS NOV 13TH
• REX BROTHERS RETURN with the GETTYSBURG CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
• Languages, Lincoln Highway among topics offered by HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• HACC announces spring 2010 graduates
• Tackle new hobby, explore language, discover history
• HACC Associate Degree in Nursing students recognized
• Dave Reecher Takes On Care of 52 acre Seminary campus
• Gettysburg Seminary 2010 Graduates Launch Seminary One
• Afternoon classes offered by Continuing Education Division at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• Associate dean of academic affairs named at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• ‘Living & Learning’ seminars at HACC-Gettysburg Campus offer something for everyone
• Financial Aid video vignettes
• HACC expands career trades programs offered at FCCTC
• TOP ORGANIST MARTIN JEAN IN CONCERT OCT 10 FOR MUSIC, GETTYSBURG!
• GUEST LECTURE: Cancer: A Metaphor for What it Means to be Human
• Search committee named for new HACC president
• Storyteller coming to HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus celebrates Earth Day with community fair April 19
• RESCHEDULED: Financial Aid Session now scheduled for Feb. 16. All are welcome
• Expand your horizons with HACC’s personal enrichment programs
• Two Gettysburg Seminarians Awarded ELCA Scholarships
• Gettysburg Seminary Sends Three to LWF Assembly in Stuttgart
• Get started on college, career at HACC-Gettysburg
• HACC, rural electric cooperative representatives sign articulation agreement
• Celebrate Earth Day at HACC-Harrisburg Campus
• HACC’s personal enrichment programs offer something for everyone
• HACC offers military-focused trip to Washington, D.C.
• PROPOSED SEMINARY RIDGE MUSEUM RECEIVES MAJOR GRANT
• James Scott to Direct Intersections Institute
• ‘Political Correctness’ discussion set Sept. 28 at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• HACC ranks 53rd in nation in associate degrees awarded
• Earth Day at HACC
• HACC dental hygiene students and professionals bring Sealant Saturday for children
• HACC’s Workplace English program breaks down language barriers
• "Meet Mr. Lincoln" Symposium
• Hispanic Heritage exhibit at HACC features vibrant artwork
• HACC announces new 65+ program
• HACC faculty honored for excellence in teaching
• Open House event at HACC’s Gettysburg Campus
• Seminary Seeks Public Feedback
• HACC names advisory committee for programs in Franklin County
• Training for in-demand local jobs offered by HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• HACC hosts open house May 12 at FCCTC
• HACC names new board member
• HACC chapter of international honor society inducts new members
• Steinke Elected To LWF Council
• New full-time faculty appointed at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus series examines Gettysburg Campaign
• Ganescu, Heinle and Steinmetz join HACC administration
• Path to 4-year degree in criminal justice offered at HACC’s Harrisburg Campus
• Photo exhibit at HACC’s Gettysburg Campus features works from five local photographers
• Music, Gburg! Co-Presents Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat August 21-22
• Celebrate Hispanic heritage with HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• Fairy lore, battlefield history -- and more -- offered at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• State Rep. Mauree Gingrich is HACC commencement speaker
• HACC announces fall 2009 dean's list
• HACC recognizes Global Entrepreneurship Week Nov. 16-22
• Seminary Ridge Symposium Features Lincoln Headliners, Original Drama
• SGA hosts Artists’ Day at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• HACC Artisan Marketplace gives artists marketing and sales opportunities during the holidays
• HACC president accepts position in California
• HACC-Gettysburg professor publishes book
• HACC makes it easy to fit college into your plans
• Elizabeth Platz Approaches Historic Anniversary of Ordination
• HACC-Gettysburg Campus nursing students benefit from donor gift, industry partnership
• Search under way for new president at HACC
• HACC announces winners in 2010 High School Mathematics Contest
• Vocal ensemble to perform at HACC-Gettysburg Campus
• Fifth Annual Derrick K. Gondwe Memorial Lecture Oct. 18 at Gettysburg College
• Philosophy prof. talks about 'hallowed ground' on NPR's affiliate WITF
• Gettysburg College junior wins scholarship to study abroad in Japan
• Nine students will serve as leadership mentors as part of the Garthwait Leadership Center
• Alumni art exhibit Sept. 3 - Oct. 9 in Schmucker Art Gallery
• Gettysburg College ranks positively with news organizations, higher ed groups
• Events on campus recognize 20th anniversary of ADA legislation
• Seven new tenure-track faculty join Gettysburg College
• Gettysburg College prof wins Dominican National Book Award
• Broadway producer-actress Jana Robbins to perform Friday at Gettysburg College
• Gettysburg College appoints three new trustees, honors Jim Weaver
• Bullets Marching Band competes in national "Hawaii Five-0" theme song competition
• Gettysburg College Student Senate celebrates its 100th anniversary this year
• 'Diaspora has key role to play in Africa's future,' student writes in op-ed piece
• NPR's From the Top airs nationally, show recorded in College's Majestic Theater
• Homecoming weekend at Gettysburg will highlight alumni, programs, & athletics
• Quick on her feet, Erin Slattery ’14 is a world-class dancer
• Sprinklers, fire alarms now in place for all Gettysburg College student housing
• First-year seminar takes trip to D.C. to study homelessness
• Kasey Varner '14 offers advice to high school freshmen in Patriot News op-ed
• Would You Like To Get Well?
• More Reasons For Suffering
• Enter - Jesus
• The Creation Groans
• Hope In Suffering
• And We Know
• There Is The Settled Issue
• The Destined Destiny
• The Destined Destiny - Part 2
• Questions That Focus On Hope
• Questions That Focus on Hope - Part 2
• The Significance of Grave Clothes
• Alloway: Casino local issue
• Fairfield Road work begins
• Road Work
• County to support casino
• Summer light show
• Assessing the reassessment
• Reassessment meeting draws huge crowd
• Thank you, Mr. Platts
• Mad
• Hundreds attend National Night Out
• FOR SAFETY
• Hamiltonban plant out of compliance for 15 years
• Moul: Casino issue for locals
• Preparing for book sale
• Lashinger says casino’s agreement with Cumberland similar to others
• Gettysburg school district saves money on electricity
• Peaches
• CANDIDATE VISITS
• Emmitsburg could join transit route
• Fatal crash case heads to jury
• Cashtown Fire
• ‘Night out’ brings together police and community
• Night Out
• Group hopes to postpone effects of reassessment
• NOT HAPPY
• Dutch Days
• LATEST: Fire claims Franklin Township home
• Littlestown sues ACNB
• Program teaches vacationing students to give
• LUNCH TALK
• Chambersburg Street project annoys council
• State denies Pike noise exemption
• Nature’s show
• Littlestown eyes sign ordinance
• Chapel could face closure
• Time to dine
• FUTURE UNCERTAIN
• Littlestown expands Good Ole Days
• St. Francis plans advance
• Are Cumberland taxes too high?
• Littlestown open to possibility of Tucker moving into town
• Outcomes of reassessment appeals garner mixed reaction
• READY TO STATE CASE
• Despite objection, ‘Christmas for Kids’ will not be canceled
• Improving appearances
• Assessment appeal documentation can be submitted online
• Liberty crash kills Emmitsburg man
• Fatal crash
• Program ensures every student can eat when school’s out
• GOOD EATS
• Adams County Victims Witness program hopes grants will aid services
• ON THE TRAIL
• Remembering Kitty Payne
• Honoring Great-Grandmother
• Democratic candidate for governor visits Gettysburg
• ‘HOW ABOUT YOU JUST DO IT?’
• JUNGLE BOY
• Elm Street creates walking tour of Gettysburg’s Third Ward
• Walking tour
• ‘Tell me why I’m wrong’
• Cat saved from burning Carroll Valley home
• Even on regular bicycle, ride is a challenge
• Sprucing up La Bella
• Rotary establishes fund through Community Foundation
• Getting to know you: Sandra Schlosser Kime
• Investigators look at Mr. Ed's fire as suspicious
• Irish Festival 5
• Casino hearing at Comfort Suites
• Parade of Chrome
• Man says financial hardships force zoning violation
• Irish Festival 3
• Josh Myers
• Lake’s usage still in dispute in Carroll Valley
• Irish Festival 2
• Save the elephants
• Recent rain not enough to lift county burn ban
• DANCE TO THE MUSIC
• Gettysburg boy's spirits high after shark bite
• Alloway supports Marcellus Shale tax
• Fun at the Irish Festival
• Amazing ag life
• ‘Save the Elephants’
• Explosion in Menallen Twp. injures 2 adults, 1 child
• Union approves outside alcohol at Sensations during fund-raiser
• Bike Week rides out without major incident
• Challenge
• Foundation receives environmental award
• Group celebrates 3,000 bear hugs
• Cross country challenges
• Foundation honored
• Gettysburg officiallly hires Ford as manager
• RIDERS AT MONUMENT
• Honor
• Cumberland manager to fill Gettysburg post
• BREAKTIME CHAT
• Gettysburg boy bitten by shark in South Carolina
• Littlestown stabbing suspect surrenders
• Support
• Cumberland launches search for manager
• Casino investor defends proposal
• Gettysburg advances noise law
• Getting to Know You: Merry Victoria Bush
• Rotary fund
• Biker seriously hurt in Carroll Valley crash
• Police spend many hours responding to little crime during Bike Week
• LOTS OF BEARS
• O’Neill leaving Gettysburg School Board
• Mighty Tigers
• Warriors’ cross-country ride coming through Gettysburg
• Work progresses on Littlestown library
• Black bear hangs out in Carroll Valley tree
• ASSESSMENT AGGRAVATION
• William J. Gares, Jr.
• Wounded in Afghanistan, Marine looks to rejoin unit
• Adams County Irish Festival
• Packards ride into Gettysburg
• Gettysburg native excited to lead James Gettys Elementary
• WW II vet retraces battlefield memories
• Irish Festival 4
• Carroll Valley crash
• The Need For Shoe Removal
• From Shoes Off To Shoes On
• Flee and Follow
• A Prayer Of Questions
• A Proper Approach to Opposition
• Mystery Solved
• U.S. Christian Commission News - June 8, 2010
• Little By Little
• From Ecstasy to Exasperation
• An Offering As Praise
• A Prayer of Benediction
• Moses Pleads His Case
• Prayer With Urgency
• The Prayer, The Response
• Many Hands Make Light Work
• An Altar Of Remembrance
• Names Are Significant
• Much More
• An Offering As Prayer
• USCC Moving To A New Location!
• U.S. Christian Commission News - February 19, 2010
• United States Christian Commission Sends Team To Haiti
• USCC Thanksgiving Newsletter - November 23, 2009
• United States Christian Commission Civil War Museum Newsletter - November 2009
• United States Christian Commission Civil War Museum Newsletter - October 2009
• A Great Summer in Gettysburg!
• Chapel Services and Expanded Museum Hours Begin!
• New! Lincoln and His Faith Exhibit
• Modern-Day USCC Delegates Needed
• US Christian Commission News - February 2009
• United States Christian Commission News - Gettysburg Living History Days
• United States Christian Commission Newsletter - May 2008
• Arthur Tricks the Tooth Fairy

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