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BRYAN COLLEGE
history and sports information During the Scopes Evolution Trial in 1925, William Jennings Bryan expressed his desire that a college should be established in Dayton to teach the truth from a Christian perspective. After his death on July 26, 1925, a national memorial association was formed to establish such an institution in Bryan's honor.
William Jennings Bryan University (in 1958 it was first named William Jennings Bryan College, and the name was later shortened to Bryan College in 1993) was chartered in 1930 and admitted its 1st class in the fall of that year. Its stated purpose was, and is, to provide "for the higher education of women and men under auspices distinctly Christian and spiritual." Bryan College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award the associate and baccalaureate degrees. It is an independent, 4 year Christian liberal arts university offering Associates' and Bachelors' degrees in sixteen areas including Computer Science, Elementary Education licensure, Athletic Training, Bible, English, Exercise and Health Science, Biology, Business Administration, Christian Education, Communication Studies, History, Liberal Arts, Mathematics, Music, Psychology, and Spanish. 80% of the faculty holds earned doctoral degrees. |
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BRYAN COLLEGE ATHLETICS PROGRAM Bryan College competes in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, Appalachian Athletic Conference, and the National Christian College Athletic Association Mid-East Region. The United states foil team of Hanna Thompson (20, Rochester, N.Y.), Erinn Smart (24, New York, N.Y.), Felicia Zimmermann (28, Rush, N.Y.) and Iris Zimmermann (23, New York, N.Y.) lost a close match with France 45-43 in the opening rounds of their 2004 Women's Foil World Championships, also on Friday. The U.S. women ended the day placing ninth. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica Archery ranks in importance as a cultural advance with the development of speech and the art of making fire |
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Early amateur scullers and oarsmen were also often boxers, with some rowing clubs also including boxing sections. Rowing was introduced at Oxford University in the late 1700s and in 1806 the sport of rowing was also introduced at Eton College.
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In 1981 Rodney Urtel earned the Minnesota Teacher of Excellence Award. He has hosted Minnesota High School League events, including music adjudication clinics and large group contests.
A Boy In A Girl's World by Kyle Ray. As I stepped on to the court to participate in another match of Girl's Volleyball, echoes carried across the enclosed gymnasium. Chants of hurtful words that left bruises on my self-confidence - "Faggot! Cheater!" -