| 12/19/05: | FURMAN EARNS NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR VOLUNTEERISM AND SERVICE LEARNING PROGRAMS |
| 12/13/05: | PROFESSOR O'ROURKE COLUMN: KING'S 'HOLT STREET' SPEECH MARKED HIM AS LEADER |
| 12/12/05: | PRESIDENT SHI COLUMN: IT MIGHT BE GOOD FOR STUDENTS TO TAKE TIME OFF BEFORE COLLEGE |
| 12/11/05: | FURMAN TRUSTEE, WIFE PROVIDE $1 MILLION GIFT IN SUPPORT OF PLANNED SCIENCE COMPLEX |
| 12/10/05: | SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLIC RADIO TO AIR 'LESSONS AND CAROLS' CONCERT THURSDAY AT 7 P.M. |
| 12/09/05: | UNIVERSITY CLOSED FRIDAY DUE TO ICE STORM DAMAGE; EARLY DECISION INFO AVAILABLE LATER |
| 12/09/05: | PALADINS COME UP JUST SHORT IN EFFORT TO REACH DIVISION I-AA CHAMPIONSHIP GAME |
| 12/09/05: | PALADIN COACH BOBBY LAMB HAS BEEN PART OF FURMAN FOOTBALL TRADITION FOR LONG TIME |
| 12/06/05: | JOURNEY TO AMERICA: IT'S LONG WAY FROM BOSNIA TO FURMAN FOR PALADINS' ADI FILIPOVIC |
| 12/05/05: | PALADINS ADVANCE TO DIVISION I-AA SEMIFINALS; TRIP TO BOONE ON SATURDAY UP NEXT FOR TEAM |
| 11/29/05: | FORMER S.C. GOVERNOR, SECRETARY OF EDUCATION DICK RILEY HONORED BY CHARLOTTE CHAMBER |
| 11/28/05: | PALADINS TRAVEL TO RICHMOND SATURDAY FOR SECOND ROUND OF DIVISION I-AA PLAYOFFS |
| 11/23/05: | FORMER FURMAN MEN'S GOLF COACH WILLIE MILLER INDUCTED INTO GOLF COACHES HALL OF FAME |
| 11/21/05: | FROM MOUNTAINS TO COAST: FURMAN STUDENT RIDING SEGWAY ACROSS STATE THIS WEEK |
| 11/20/05: | PALADINS TO HOST NICHOLLS STATE IN PLAYOFFS SATURDAY; CSS TO TELEVISE FIRST ROUND GAME |
| 11/16/05: | PRESIDENT SHI COLUMN: SEPARATING HISTORY FROM MYTH REQUIRES DISCERNMENT, PATIENCE |
| 11/09/05: | FURMAN AMONG SEVEN STATE COLLEGES TO SHARE IN $17.3 MILLION RESEARCH GRANT |
| 11/08/05: | FURMAN GRADUATE, PGA TOUR PLAYER BRAD FAXON WINS ONE OF GOLF'S GREATEST HONORS |
| 11/07/05: | FURMAN'S ARMY ROTC ROLLS OVER COMPETITION IN GRUELING, TWO-DAY 'RANGER CHALLENGE' |
| 11/06/05: | CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR DR. JEFF PETTY NAMED HENRY DREYFUS TEACHER-SCHOLAR FOR 2005 |
| 11/04/05: | UNIVERSITY MOCK TRIAL TEAMS CELEBRATE TOP FIVE FINISH IN RECENT D.C. TOURNAMENT |
| 11/03/05: | FURMAN ALUM, ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON DR. DAYTON RIDDLE A FIXTURE ON SIDELINES FOR PALADINS |
| 11/01/05: | A BONNIE GOOD IDEA: THANKS TO ALUM FRANK SHAW, FURMAN GETS ITS OWN TARTAN DESIGN |
| 10/31/05: | WE'RE NO. 1! PALADINS CLIMB TO TOP OF DIVISION I-AA POLL FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 1990 |
| 10/31/05: | UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR BILL BRANTLEY RECEIVES PEGRAM AWARD FROM AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY |
| 10/31/05: | LADY PALADINS BLANK WOFFORD, 4-0, IN FIRST ROUND OF SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT |
| 10/29/05: | FURMAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES WELCOMES SEVEN NEW MEMBERS AT FALL MEETING SATURDAY |
| 10/28/05: | THREE FURMAN GRADUATES RECEIVE SPECIAL HONORS AS PART OF HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES |
| 10/27/05: | UNIVERSITY RECEIVES $1 MILLION GIFT TO SUPPORT PLANNED SCIENCE COMPLEX ON CAMPUS |
| 10/26/05: | NOBEL LAUREATE, FURMAN ALUM CHARLES TOWNES TELLS AUDIENCE 'WHAT REALLY MATTERS' |
| 10/25/05: | PROFESSOR SCOTT HENDERSON ARGUES THAT THE WAR ON TERROR HAS MANY DIFFERENT FRONTS |
| 10/24/05: | MOCK TRIAL TEAMS BRING HOME TOP FOUR TROPHIES IN USC-UPSTATE INVITATIONAL |
| 10/24/05: | GREENVILLE NEWS REVIEWER GIVES HIGH PRAISE TO NEW WORK BY MUSIC PROFESSOR KILSTOFTE |
| 10/22/05: | LADY PALADIN SOCCER TEAM SET TO DEFEND SOCON TITLE ON HOME TURF THIS WEEKEND |
| 10/21/05: | UNIVERSITY'S THEOLOGICAL EXPLORATION CENTER RECEIVES NEW LILLY GRANT TO CONTINUE WORK |
| 10/20/05: | FURMAN, CLEMSON PARTNER TO CREATE RESEARCH INSTITUTE NAMED FOR DR. TOWNES |
| 10/19/05: | UNIVERSITY NOMINATED FOR 2005 INNOVISION TECHNOLOGY AWARD FOR 'INNOVATION IN EDUCATION' |
| 10/18/05: | GREENVILLE CHORALE CONCERT THIS SATURDAY TO FEATURE THREE FURMAN MUSIC PROFESSORS |
| 10/17/05: | THE COMEBACK KIDS: PALADIN FOOTBALL TEAM KEEPS FINDING A WAY TO WIN EVERY WEEK |
| 10/17/05: | FRESHMEN KATHLEEN EKEY, BLAIR LAMB LEAD LADY PALADIN GOLF TEAM TO FIVE-STROKE VICTORY |
| 10/09/05: | PRESIDENT SHI COLUMN: LONG AGO AND FAR AWAY, FURMAN HAD ITS OWN LAW SCHOOL |
| 10/09/05: | AFTER WIN OVER APPALACHIAN STATE, PALADINS CONTROL OWN SOUTHERN CONFERENCE DESTINY |
| 10/08/05: | FORMER HOUSE SPEAKER NEWT GINGRICH TO SPEAK ON FURMAN CAMPUS TONIGHT |
| 10/06/05: | PROFESSOR PAUL THOMAS JOINS DEBATE OVER RECITING PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE IN SCHOOLS |
| 10/05/05: | WRITER PAT CONROY TO SPEAK ON CAMPUS TONIGHT ABOUT HIS BOOK, 'MY LOSING SEASON' |
| 9/30/05: | DEAR SAM: FURMAN PROFESSOR SEAN O'ROURKE RUMINATES ON THE IMPORTANCE OF VOCATION |
| 9/28/05: | FILMS, LECTURES, DANCE, POETRY AND MORE: FURMAN CELEBRATES HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH |
| 9/27/05: | EDUCATION PROFESSOR PAUL THOMAS PUBLISHES NEW BOOK IN READING AND WRITING SERIES |
| 9/26/05: | IS INTELLIGENT DESIGN A LEGITIMATE THEORY? PROFESSOR WADE WORTHEN HAS AN OPINION |
| 9/26/05: | TELLING THE TRUTH: PROFESSOR SEAN O'ROURKE RECALLS A TREMENDOUS ACT OF COURAGE |
| 9/25/05: | POET GABRIEL SPERA TO READ, DISCUSS WORKS MONDAY EVENING IN UNIVERSITY CENTER |
| 9/25/05: | WHAT, ME WORRY? PALADIN QUARTERBACK INGLE MARTIN A COOL CUSTOMER UNDER PRESSURE |
| 9/21/05: | WORKS BY ARTIST SCOTT BETZ ON DISPLAY IN THOMPSON GALLERY THROUGH OCTOBER 14 |
| 9/20/05: | UNIVERSITY TO HOST LITERARY SYMPOSIUM, 'WRITING TOWARD HOME,' THURSDAY EVENING |
| 9/16/05: | FURMAN RANKED AMONG TOP LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGES IN 'WASHINGTON MONTHLY' MAGAZINE |
| 9/15/05: | FIVE OUTSTANDING SENIORS CHOSEN AS FIRST RECIPIENTS OF FURMAN FELLOWSHIP AWARDS |
| 9/14/05: | HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW U.S. CONSTITUTION? AMERICA HONORS ONE OF ITS GREAT DOCUMENTS |
| 9/14/05: | UNIVERSITY OFFICIALLY BEGINS ITS 180TH ACADEMIC YEAR WITH CONVOCATION ON WEDNESDAY |
| 9/13/05: | FLORIDA SECRETARY OF STATE GLENDA HOOD TO SPEAK ON |
| 9/13/05: | THE NOBLEST OF ALL PROFESSIONS: FURMAN GRAD WILL SNIPES RUMINATES ON ROLE OF TEACHER |
| 9/10/05: | FURMAN RESPONDS TO HURRICANE KATRINA: READ ABOUT THE LATEST RELIEF EFFORTS ON CAMPUS |
| 9/09/05: | ENGLISH PROFESSOR MARGARET OAKES TO SPEAK AT CONVOCATION AS FURMAN BEGINS SCHOOL YEAR |
| 9/07/05: | FURMAN LISTED AMONG "TOP 10 SCHOOLS WITH TRADITIONAL VALUES" IN STUDENT HANDBOOK |
| 9/06/05: | THE PRIME OF BETH DANIEL: GOLF DIGEST STORY CATCHES UP WITH FURMAN'S HALL OF FAMER |
| 9/05/05: | PHYSICS PROFESSOR DAVID MOFFETT LEAD SCIENTIST FOR PROJECT DETECTING, MONITORING PULSARS |
| 9/05/05: | MARGARET OAKES DELIVERS CONVOCATION ADDRESS ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14 |
| 9/04/05: | LADY PALADIN SOCCER TEAM UPSETS 10TH-RANKED OHIO STATE AT NIKE/DAYTON TOURNAMENT |
| 8/31/05: | FURMAN LISTED AMONG 'BEST BUYS' IN 2006 EDITION OF 'FISKE GUIDE TO COLLEGES' |
| 8/30/05: | THE GOOD NEWS FROM FURMAN'S RUNNING INSTITUTE TRAVELS FAR AND WIDE TO RUNNERS |
| 8/29/05: | MARTIN-TO-STEPP TOUCHDOWN PASS AS TIME EXPIRES GIVES NO. 1 PALADINS 37-35 WIN |
| 8/29/05: | 2004 FURMAN GRADUATE SHANNON ROE BACK IN UNITED STATES AFTER SPENDING YEAR IN CHINA |
| 8/28/05: | FURMAN LISTED AMONG NATION'S TOP SCHOOLS IN PRINCETON REVIEW'S 'BEST 361 COLLEGES' |
| 8/20/05: | PALADIN SENIORS MARTIN, FREEMAN CANDIDATES FOR TOP PLAYER AWARDS IN DIVISION I-AA |
| 8/19/05: | PROFESSOR JAN KIELY TO PARTICIPATE IN NEW PROGRAM ON UNITED STATES-CHINA RELATIONS |
| 8/17/05: | FURMAN RANKS AMONG TOP LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGES IN LATEST 'U.S. NEWS' RANKINGS |
| 8/15/05: | PROFESSORS ARMSTRONG, O'ROURKE WEIGH IN ON REPORTERS' NEED TO PROTECT THEIR SOURCES |
| 8/14/05: | U.S. SENATOR JIM DEMINT HONORS UNIVERSITY'S EMERGING PUBLIC LEADERS PROGRAM WITH AWARD |
| 8/13/05: | SUMMER COMMENCEMENT TO BE HELD FRIDAY AT 8 P.M.; PROFESSOR ELAINE NOCKS TO SPEAK |
| 8/13/05: | HISTORY PROFESSOR COURTNEY TOLLISON FEATURED IN LOCAL PUBLICATION AS A 'COOL' TEACHER |
| 8/11/05: | SPORTS ILLUSTRATED PICKS PALADINS NO. 1; QB INGLE MARTIN PICTURED IN FOOTBALL PREVIEW ISSUE |
| 8/08/05: | WRITER AND FURMAN GRADUATE TOMMY HAYS BLENDS FICTION WITH REALITY IN NEW NOVEL |
| 8/05/05: | BRIDGES TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE PROGRAM HELPING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS REACH THEIR POTENTIAL |
| 8/04/05: | 24TH ANNUAL LOWE'S FURMAN PRO-AM GOLF TOURNAMENT TO TAKE PLACE MONDAY, AUG. 8 |
| 8/01/05: | A STAR ON THE RISE: FORMER PALADIN SOCCER PLAYER CLINT DEMPSEY FEATURED IN USA TODAY |
| 7/31/05: | FURMAN ALUM MATT DAVIDSON FINDS HIMSELF IN MEDIA SPOTLIGHT AT BUICK OPEN IN MICHIGAN |
| 7/30/05: | FURMAN GRADUATE CHARLOTTE MATTHEWS' JOB TAKES HER TO A PLACE WHERE EAGLES FLY |
| 7/27/05: | IT'S 1985 ALL OVER AGAIN AS FORMER QBS BOBBY LAMB, TRACY HAM BATTLE IT OUT ON GOLF COURSE |
| 7/24/05: | FORMER LADY PALADIN STANDOUT JEN HANNA NAMED WOMEN'S GOLF COACH AT UNIVERSITY |
| 7/14/05: | GREAT EXPECTATIONS: PALADIN FOOTBALL TEAM PICKED NO. 1 IN DIVISION I-AA PRESEASON POLL |
| 7/12/05: | HIS LOVE FOR MUSIC -- AND LAKESIDE BAND -- RESULTS IN MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP FOR FURMAN |
| 7/11/05: | FURMAN MUSIC MAJOR ERIKA GRACE POWELL CROWNED WITH MISS SOUTH CAROLINA TITLE |
| 7/10/05: | LADY PALADIN GOLFER JENNY SUH QUALIFIES FOR MATCH PLAY IN PUBLIC LINKS CHAMPIONSHIP |
| 7/10/05: | SUH ADVANCES TO SECOND ROUND OF MATCH PLAY IN U.S. WOMEN'S PUBLIC LINKS CHAMPIONSHIP |
| 7/07/05: | UNIVERSITY'S SUMMER CAMPS AND CONFERENCES PROGRAM GETS STAR BILLING IN 'USA TODAY' ARTICLE |
| 7/06/05: | FURMAN RUNNING PROGRAM GETS NATIONAL ATTENTION FROM 'RUNNER'S WORLD' ARTICLE |
| 7/04/05: | PROFESSOR PAUL THOMAS ARGUES THAT OUR ADDICTION TO TESTING IS FAILING OUR STUDENTS |
| 7/02/05: | FURMAN SHARES IN $300,000 TEAGLE GRANT AIMED AT SUPPORTING STUDENT LEARNING |
| 7/01/05: | A STEP AHEAD: FRESHMAN LAURA GIOIA EXCELS BOTH IN CLASSROOM AND ON TENNIS COURT |
| 6/29/05: | PROFESSOR SEAN O'ROURKE REMEMBERS SACRIFICE OF THREE SLAIN CIVIL RIGHTS WORKERS |
| 6/25/05: | ALL-AMERICA LINEBACKER WILLIAM FREEMAN RATED BEST IN DIVISION I-AA AT HIS POSITION |
| 6/25/05: | DUKE ENDOWMENT AWARDS FURMAN $4.3 MILLION IN GRANTS TO SUPPORT ACADEMIC PROGRAMS |
| 6/24/05: | AMPHITHEATER NEAR BELL TOWER GIVES LAKESIDE CONCERT SERIES NEW LOOK, FEEL AND SOUND |
| 6/21/05: | FURMAN PROFESSOR COURTNEY TOLLISON WELL ACQUAINTED WITH UNIVERSITY'S LONG HISTORY |
| 6/19/05: | FURMAN TO HOST NATIONAL CANCER CONFERENCE THIS WEEKEND; FREE EVENT OPEN TO PUBLIC |
| 6/08/05: | ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL TO BECOME HEAD OF UNIVERSITY'S GRADUATE STUDIES PROGRAM |
| 6/07/05: | LADY PALADIN TENNIS COACH DEBBIE SOUTHERN CALLS HER MOST RECENT HONOR HER GREATEST |
| 6/04/05: | FURMAN AWARDS 717 DEGREES; FANG BU, KEVIN BLACKMON WIN GENERAL EXCELLENCE AWARDS |
| 6/03/05: | PALADIN BASEBALL TEAM FALLS TO MICHIGAN, 6-3, AND MAKES EXIT FROM NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL |
| 6/02/05: | CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT NAMES LAURA GLISH, MICHAEL VAGNINI AS 2005 BECKMAN SCHOLARS |
| 6/01/05: | THAT'S A WRAP! FURMAN TO AWARD SOME 725 DEGREES AT COMMENCEMENT THIS SATURDAY |
| 5/30/05: | HEADED TO ATLANTA FOR NCAA REGIONAL? BE SURE TO MEET UP WITH OTHER PALADIN FANS |
| 5/30/05: | PALADIN BASEBALL TEAM DRAWS INSPIRATION FROM ITS ASSISTANT COACH -- AND VICE VERSA |
| 5/29/05: | LATE-SEASON TURNAROUND BY PALADIN BASEBALL TEAM PAVES ROAD TO REGIONAL IN ATLANTA |
| 5/29/05: | PRESIDENT SHI COLUMN: IT'S A SOBERING FACT, BUT FEWER PEOPLE ARE READING SERIOUS LITERATURE |
| 5/29/05: | PALADIN BASEBALL TEAM TO FACE ACC CHAMP GEORGIA TECH IN OPENING GAME OF REGIONAL |
| 5/28/05: | PALADINS REMAIN ON FIRE, ROLL THROUGH CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT WITHOUT A LOSS |
| 5/23/05: | ORGANIST CHARLES TOMPKINS CONCLUDES CONCERT SERIES WITH MESSIAEN PIECE |
| 5/22/05: | NICK HOLLSTEGGE NAMED LEAGUE PITCHER OF WEEK AS PALADINS SWEEP DAVIDSON |
| 5/21/05: | FURMAN TRUSTEES ELECT NEW MEMBERS, APPROVE TENURE AND PROMOTIONS FOR FACULTY |
| 5/18/05: | 24TH ANNUAL LOWE'S FURMAN PRO-AM TO BE HELD AT FURMAN GOLF COURSE MONDAY, AUG. 8 |
| 5/16/05: | BOOK BY PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSOR GIL EINSTEIN NOMINATED FOR MIND'S BOOK OF YEAR AWARD |
| 5/16/05: | OP-ED BY PROFESSOR SCOTT HENDERSON QUESTIONS USE OF TAX CREDITS IN EDUCATION |
| 5/15/05: | LADY PALADIN GOLFERS A CONFIDENT BUNCH AS THEY PREPARE FOR NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS |
| 5/14/05: | POLTICAL SCIENCE PROFESSOR JOHN SIMPKINS EXAMINES FLAW IN STATE'S BODY POLITIC |
| 5/11/05: | NEW BOOK BY PROFESSOR PAUL RASMUSSEN EXAMINES DIFFERENT PERSONALITY TYPES |
| 5/10/05: | FURMAN MUSIC DEPARTMENT TO PRESENT 'A NIGHT AT THE OPERA' FRIDAY, MAY 13 IN MCALISTER |
| 5/09/05: | 16 INCOMING FRESHMEN TO TAKE UNIVERSITY-SPONSORED TRIP TO CHINA THIS SUMMER |
| 5/08/05: | WHAT HAPPENS ON THE SEVENTH DAY? YOU'LL HAVE TO SEE STUDENT FILM MAY 12 TO FIND OUT |
| 5/08/05: | SENIOR ROB LANGLEY RECEIVES AT-LARGE BID TO NCAA EAST REGIONAL GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS |
| 5/07/05: | LADY PALADIN GOLF TEAM ADVANCES TO NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP; SUH FINISHES 2ND IN REGIONAL |
| 5/07/05: | RELIGION PROFESSOR SHELLY MATTHEWS PUBLISHES NEW BOOK ON VIOLENCE IN NEW TESTAMENT |
| 5/06/05: | CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER REV. FRED SHUTTLESWORTH TO SPEAK ABOUT HIS EXPERIENCES MONDAY, MAY 9 |
| 5/06/05: | BRATTON HELPED FALCONS AT TRAINING CAMP AND NOW GETS HIS CHANCE TO PLAY WITH NFL TEAM |
| 5/05/05: | LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL! RED-HOT PALADINS BEAT NATIONALLY RANKED SOUTH CAROLINA, 6-2 |
| 5/03/05: | CAM NEWTON BECOMES LATEST PALADIN FOOTBALL PLAYER TO SIGN WITH NFL TEAM |
| 5/01/05: | PALADINS ENTER TONIGHT'S BASEBALL GAME WITH SOUTH CAROLINA HAVING WON 10 OF LAST 11 |
| 4/30/05: | PALADINS ROLL PAST UNC-ASHEVILLE, 5-1, TIE SCHOOL RECORD WITH SEVENTH STRAIGHT VICTORY |
| 4/30/05: | SENIOR WIDE RECEIVER BRIAN BRATTON SIGNS FREE AGENT CONTRACT WITH NFL'S ATLANTA FALCONS |
| 4/28/05: | PALADIN BASEBALL TEAM BEATS 18TH-RANKED TENNESSEE TO MAINTAIN LATE-SEASON SURGE |
| 4/26/05: | PALADIN WIDE RECEIVER ISAAC WEST SIGNS FREE AGENT CONTRACT WITH PHILADELPHIA EAGLES |
| 4/25/05: | PRESIDENT SHI COLUMN: WE NEED SOMETHING TO LIVE ON, TO LIVE FOR, AND TO DIE FOR |
| 4/21/05: | FURMAN STUDENTS CONVERT USED COOKING OIL INTO DIESEL FUEL TO POWER LAWN EQUIPMENT |
| 4/20/05: | FURMAN RUGBY TEAM OVERCOMES INJURIES, DUKE TO WIN EAST COAST CHAMPIONSHIP |
| 4/18/05: | FURMAN RUGBY TEAM GOES FOR THREE IN A ROW WHEN IT HOSTS CHAMPIONSHIP THIS WEEKEND |
| 4/18/05: | FRESHMEN BEN HUNTER, LAUREN OSBORNE NAMED CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK |
| 4/14/05: | RILEY INSTITUTE AT FURMAN TO HOST NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HEALTH POLICY APRIL 18-20 |
| 4/13/05: | FURMAN'S MOCK TRIAL TEAMS CAPTURE SECOND, FOURTH PLACE IN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP |
| 4/07/05: | EXHIBITION FEATURING FOUR ART PROFESSORS CURRENTLY ON DISPLAY IN THOMPSON GALLERY |
| 4/06/05: | ACCORDING TO PROFESSOR BAINBRIDGE, THERE'S PLENTY OF HISTORY BEHIND FURMAN'S BELL TOWER |
| 4/05/05: | FOUR FURMAN STUDENTS WIN MAJOR ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS IN THREE COMPETITIONS |
| 4/04/05: | JOHN PLYLER, JR., DISCUSSES FURMAN HISTORY, TWO HONORED DURING FOUNDERS CONVOCATION |
| 4/03/05: | AS FURMAN GRAD AND NOW FIRST LADY, SUSAN SHI'S FOCUS HAS ALWAYS BEEN EDUCATION |
| 4/01/05: | BRIDGES TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE PROGRAM TO WELCOME 27 NEW STUDENTS THIS SUMMER |
| 3/30/05: | ALUMNI DIRECTOR (AND FURMAN GRAD) TOM TRIPLITT VERY MUCH ENJOYING HIS RETURN TO UNIVERSITY |
| 3/28/05: | PRESIDENT SHI COLUMN: A GOOD, BRISK WALK PROVIDES EXERCISE FOR BOTH BODY AND MIND |
| 3/24/05: | PROFESSOR JOHN ARMSTRONG SAYS CRITICS OF PUBLIC TELEVISION NEED TO TAKE CLOSER LOOK |
| 3/23/05: | EDUCATION PROFESSOR PAUL THOMAS PUBLISHES NEW BOOK ON WRITING IN THE CLASSROOM |
| 3/17/05: | 1989 FURMAN GRADUATE ROBERT MOODY NAMED CONDUCTOR OF WINSTON-SALEM (N.C.) SYMPHONY |
| 3/15/05: | PRESIDENT SHI COLUMN: YOU'LL FIND CHARLES TOWNES AT INTERSECTION OF RELIGION, SCIENCE |
| 3/14/05: | 1999 FURMAN GRAD MATTHEW POPE WINS 2005 COCA-COLA FILMMAKER'S AWARD FOR SHORT FILM |
| 3/13/05: | FURMAN, PARI JOIN FORCES TO DEVELOP NEW OPTICAL TELESCOPE FOR REMOTE OBSERVATIONS |
| 3/12/05: | CHARLES TOWNES AWARDED TEMPLETON PRIZE AS A LEADING ADVOCATE OF SCIENCE AND RELIGION |
| 3/12/05: | RUGBY TEAM HOSTS SOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP THIS WEEKEND, LOOKS FOR THIRD CONSECUTIVE TITLE |
| 3/11/05: | TEAGLE FOUNDATION CITES FURMAN AS LIBERAL ARTS SCHOOL THAT MAKES MOST OF ITS RESOURCES |
| 3/10/05: | CHEESEBURGERS IN PARADISE! FURMAN'S FINEST SEARCH FOR PERFECT BURGER AND ONION RINGS |
| 3/09/05: | FURMAN CHAMBER STRINGS TO PERFORM ACROSS STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA THIS WEEKEND |
| 3/08/05: | HES PROFESSOR JULIAN REED ENCOURAGES PEOPLE TO WALK IN THEIR COMMUNITY PARKS |
| 3/06/05: | PROFESSOR THOMAS WRITES THAT CONSUMERISM, COMPETITION WON'T FIX WHAT AILS OUR SCHOOLS |
| 3/03/05: | FURMAN GRAD RUECKEL PITCHES TWO SCORELESS INNINGS AGAINST ASTROS IN MAJOR LEAGUE DEBUT |
| 3/03/05: | FURMAN RECOGNIZED FOR ITS OUTSTANDING UNDERGRADUATE SCIENCE RESEARCH PROGRAM |
| 2/27/05: | TONY BARASH TO JOIN UNIVERSITY DURING SPRING TERM AS RILEY INSTITUTE SCHOLAR-IN-RESIDENCE |
| 2/26/05: | FURMAN'S ATHLETIC PROGRAM HAS BEST ACADEMIC PROGRESS RATE IN SOUTHERN CONFERENCE |
| 2/24/05: | FURMAN SINGERS ON TOUR THROUGH MARCH 2; GROUP COULD BE COMING TO A CITY NEAR YOU |
| 2/23/05: | PRESIDENT SHI COLUMN: AMERICA DOESN'T FULLY REALIZE DEBT IT OWES TO GEORGE WASHINGTON |
| 2/20/05: | STUDENT CHAPTER OF HABITAT FOR HUMANITY TO BEGIN NEW PROJECT DURING SPRING BREAK |
| 2/19/05: | UNIVERSITY MOURNS LOSS OF ONE OF ITS GREATEST SUPPORTERS; MINOR MICKEL DEAD AT AGE 79 |
| 2/15/05: | HES PROFESSOR BILL PIERCE SAYS WALKING CAN DO WONDERS FOR ONE'S PHYSICAL WELL-BEING |
| 2/14/05: | FURMAN SPANISH PROFESSOR AWARDED NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS LITERARY FELLOWSHIP |
| 2/13/05: | PRESIDENT SHI COLUMN: MEDIA MANIPULATION BY GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN AROUND A LONG TIME |
| 2/13/05: | MOUSSA DIAGNE'S 21 POINTS LEADS PALADINS TO 72-71 OVERTIME WIN OVER GEORGIA SOUTHERN |
| 2/12/05: | SECOND LIEUTENANT AND 2002 GRADUATE RYAN PRESNELL REPORTS FROM THE IRAQI ELECTIONS |
| 2/07/05: | UNIVERSITY QUALIFIES TWO TEAMS FOR NATIONAL MOCK TRIAL CHAMPIONSHIP IN DES MOINES, IOWA |
| 2/05/05: | FURMAN THEATRE'S PRODUCTION OF MAMET PLAY EXPLORES BREAKDOWNS IN COMMUNICATION |
| 2/04/05: | SIX HOME GAMES, INCLUDING ONE WITH HOFSTRA, HIGHLIGHT FURMAN'S 2005 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE |
| 2/03/05: | FURMAN GRADUATE KEITH LOCKHART CELEBRATING 10 YEARS AS CONDUCTOR OF BOSTON POPS |
| 2/02/05: | PALADIN FOOTBALL PROGRAM SIGNS 22 PLAYERS FOR ONE OF DEEPEST RECRUITING CLASSES EVER |
| 2/02/05: | FURMAN FACULTY MEMBERS AWARDED CAREER ENHANCEMENT GRANTS FROM MELLON FOUNDATION |
| 1/31/05: | SOPHOMORE CINDY YOUSSEF LEARNED MANY LESSONS AT APEC CONFERENCE IN CHILE |
| 1/24/05: | TWO PROFESSORS AWARDED $323,244 NSF-REU GRANT TO AID STUDY OF UPSTATE RIVER SYSTEMS |
| 1/23/05: | CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER UNDERGOING STUDY TO SEE IF ROLE IN COMMUNITY SHOULD EXPAND |
| 1/21/05: | FURMAN GRAD JOHN BOYD CAME TO GREENVILLE FROM FLORIDA AND NEVER CONSIDERED LEAVING |
| 1/19/05: | PRESIDENT SHI COLUMN: HUMAN SPIRIT SHOWS GREAT RESILIENCE IN FACE OF NATURAL DISASTERS |
| 1/18/05: | UNIVERSITY LEARNING THAT BEQUEST FROM JOHN D. HOLLINGSWORTH IS GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING |
| 1/15/05: | MATT DAVIDSON MORE RELAXED AT THIS WEEK'S PGA TOUR STOP; SHOOTS 73 IN FIRST ROUND |
| 1/14/05: | UNIVERSITY'S MLK CELEBRATION FEATURES VARIETY OF EVENTS THROUGHOUT REMAINDER OF JANUARY |
| 1/12/05: | MATT DAVIDSON GETS PGA BAPTISM BY FIRE AFTER BEING PAIRED WITH 15-YEAR-OLD MICHELLE WIE |
| 1/11/05: | PALADINS TRIPPED UP AT COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON; LADY PALADINS EARN 82-67 VICTORY OVER GSU |
| 1/10/05: | MOODY'S CITES FURMAN'S FINANCIAL STRENGTHS IN UPGRADING LONG-TERM BOND RATING TO A1 |
| 1/09/05: | FURMAN GRADUATE DRU BLAIR HAS DEVELOPED INTERNATIONAL REPUTATION AS AIRBRUSH ARTIST |
| 1/07/05: | GOODBYE, PALADINS ... HELLO, TIGER AND VIJAY ... DAVIDSON READY TO BEGIN LIFE ON PGA TOUR |
| 1/03/05: | DUKE ENDOWMENT GRANT TO HELP ESTABLISH CENTER FOR TEACHING AND ENGAGED LEARNING |
| 1/02/05: | FURMAN'S EARLY DECISION APPLICATIONS FOR NEXT YEAR'S FRESHMAN CLASS UP BY 19.3 PERCENT |
| 1/01/05: | ANDREW BURR TAKES OVER LADY PALADIN SOCCER PROGRAM AFTER BRIAN LEE LEAVES FOR LSU |
