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New Talge Hall volunteer chaplains build community

For most students living in a residence hall, some of the most important conversations that they. can have happen in hallways, dorm rooms and late-night conversations with friends. In Talge. Hall, a new group of student volunteer chaplains is working to make sure that those everyday. moments can also become...

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Step into the Debbie Murray Garden

On the evening of Sept. 25, friends and colleagues came together for the Debbie Murray Garden Party. Lee University honored Senior Ambassador Debbie Murray and dedicated the Debbie Murray Garden. The garden may be a new addition to campus, but the idea behind it has been years in the making.

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Women's Basketball Opens With 73-38 Exhibition Win Over Scots

CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Lee women's basketball team celebrated Homecoming with a 73-38 exhibition victory over Maryville College inside Paul Dana Walker Arena on Saturday afternoon. The Lady Flames will open the regular season in Florida, facing Florida Southern on Friday (4 p.m.) in the GSC/SSC Challenge. They will turn around and challenge the University of Tampa in the same event on Saturday (6 p.m.). Lee will return home on Thursday, Nov. 19, and entertain the Sewanee Tigers.

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Fort Hill Cemetery Tours took visitors back in time

On Oct. 25, Lee University students took Cleveland back in time at the 20th annual Fort Hill Cemetery Walking Tour. In acknowledgement of America’s 250th birthday, students portrayed Cleveland families who organized America’s centennial celebration in 1876. This celebration occurred only 11 years after the Civil War, so reenactors told fascinating stories about the conflict.

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Flooding Inundates North Georgia but Few Had Flood Coverage, Agents Say

Insurance agents in north Georgia are reporting widespread damage after record flooding hit the area Thursday, Nov. 5. “It’s devastating. I have cried and prayed and cried and prayed,” said an agent who answered the phone at Appalachian Insurance Services in Blue Ridge, Georgia, near the Tennessee line.

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