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judges with her emotive performance of 'On My Own' from the Boradway musical Les Miserables. Laryssa was

accompanied by Justin McAuliffe on the piano. (Jan. 26, 2013, photo by IMC photographer Kristen Badzik)

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Saturday, February 2

PMC @ Worship One

One Place Worship

Refresh Sabbath School

PMC Sabbath School

Black History Month 2013

PMC @ Worship Two

Winter Film Series

Black History Month 2013

ALUMNI VS SCHOOL

BASKETBAL

Orchestra Concert

Sunday, February 3

Super Bowl Party

Monday, February 4

BLACK HISTORY WEEK

Tuesday, February 5

Tuesday Choice

Tuesday Choice

REHEARSAL FOR TALENT

NITE

Wednesday, February 6

Blood Drive at PMC

Thursday, February 7

Talking Point Forum

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Honduras Youth Missions Report

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Costume Assistant Needed for Passion Play

True Color Hair Studio is Having an Open House

2012 W-2 Form Now Available Online!

Lifestyle Improvement Focused Team (LIFT)

MBA Information Seminar & Free GMAT Review Workshop

Wind Symphony Winter Concert

MyTown Ministries: Chicago!

Revive Vespers with Douglas Na'a

Winter Film Series is Showing Ocean World

Nathan Greene Exhibit at the James White LIbrary

Watch One Project Live on the Hope Channel

Campus News

Fall 2012 Dean's List Announced

Black History Month 2013 | 1863, 1963, 2013: Crucial

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Celebrating Irizona Duckworth's 96th Birthday

Weight Management for Life

The Niles Silent Auction and Chocolate Extravaganza

Berrien Springs Camera Club

The Greatest Love of All

Village Adventist Elementary School Selling Fresh Citrus

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JANUARY 25

4pm-5pm A Drawing Class for Adults and Kids!

FEBRUARY 1

7:30pm-9pm University Vespers with Dan Jackson

7:30pm-8:30pm Revive Vespers

FEBRUARY 2

9am-10:15am Pioneer Memorial Church First Service Pioneer Memorial Church

10am-11:15am One Place Worship Campus Ministries

10:30am Refresh Sabbath School

10:30am-11:30am Pioneer Memorial Church Sabbath School Pioneer Memorial Church

11:45am-1pm Black History Month: New Life Fellowship

11:45am-1pm Pioneer Memorial Church Second Service Pioneer Memorial Church

4pm-7pm The Winter Film Series

5:30pm-7pm AU Advent Youth Service

7pm-9pm ALUMNI VS SCHOOL BASKETBALL Andrews Academy

8pm-9:30pm Symphony Orchestra Concert

FEBRUARY 3

6:30pm-10pm AUSA/SA Super Bowl Party

FEBRUARY 4

8am-3:15pm BLACK HISTORY WEEK Andrews Academy

FEBRUARY 5

9am-5pm Tueday Choices

11:30am-12:20pm Tuesday Choices

3:30pm-5pm REHEARSAL FOR TALENT NITE Andrews Academy

FEBRUARY 6

1pm-6:45pm Red Cross Blood Drive

FEBRUARY 7

11:30am-12:20pm Talking Point Forum

3:30pm-5pm REHEARSAL FOR TALENT NITE Andrews Academy

4:30pm-6pm Student Research Webinar

FEBRUARY 8

8am-2pm SAT REGISTRATION DEADLINE Andrews Academy

8:55am-9:15am CLASS DEVOTIONS Andrews Academy

9am-5pm Lake Union Conference Youth Evangelism

7:30pm-9pm Department of English and Music Vespers

7:30pm-9pm University Vespers

7:30pm Upward into Light


FEBRUARY 9

9am-1pm PMC Worship Service

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10:30am-11:30am PMC Sabbath School

11:45am-1:15pm PMC Worship Service Student Life

8pm-9:30pm Wind Symphony Pops Concert

FEBRUARY 10

4pm-6pm High School Choral Invitational

5:30pm-8:30pm A Red Carpet Gala

6pm-8pm SA TALENT NITE Andrews Academy

FEBRUARY 11

8am-(noon) HEALTH EDUCATION WEEK Andrews Academy

9am-9pm the One project Campus Ministries

FEBRUARY 12

9:20am-7pm AUTO SHOW (CHICAGO) Andrews Academy

FEBRUARY 14

11:30am-12:20pm University Chapel

4:30pm-6pm Trinidad's Northern Range

FEBRUARY 15

8:55am-9:15am ADVISOR DEVOTIONS Andrews Academy

7pm-9pm BSAS Vespers

7pm-8pm SA VESPERS, FRIDAY Andrews Academy


9pm-11:30pm Impact Worship

FEBRUARY 16


11:30am-1pm New Life Fellowship

11:30am New Life Fellowship Campus Ministries

4pm-6pm Black History Concert

FEBRUARY 17

7pm Charles Reid and Trina Thompson Howard Performing Arts Center

FEBRUARY 18

8am-3:15pm PRESIDENT'S DAY - NO SCHOOL Andrews Academy

FEBRUARY 19

9am-5pm Affirmative Action



FEBRUARY 20

3:30pm-4:30pm STUDENT COUNCIL Andrews Academy

FEBRUARY 21

7:30am-8pm SILHOUETTE/ORCHESTRA TOUR Andrews Academy

11:30am-12:20pm University Chapel

4:30pm-6pm Neurochemistry of Depression

FEBRUARY 22

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Everyday Living » Dining Service » Our Menu

LUNCH

World Market Spaghetti

Kettle Vegetable Rice

Corn Chowder

Classics Too Baked Sweet Potato

Sauteed Cabbage and WALNUTS

Pinto Beans with Brown Rice

Classics 1 Hand Rolled Falafel with Whole Wheat Pita

Toppings: Lettuce, Tomato, diced Cucumber, Cilantro Cucumber Sauce, Grilled Cauliflower Peppers and Zucchini

BREAKFAST

Classics Too Scrambled Eggs

Hash Browns

Steel Cut Oatmeal

Lentils and Brown Rice

Classics 1 Blueberry Pancakes

Vegan Option Available

Blueberry Pancakes

Hash Browns

Grits

DINNER

Classics Too Herb Pasta Primavera

Roasted Brussels Sprouts

Pumpkin Coconut Curry over White Rice

Classics 1 Sloppy Joes on Sesame Buns

Crispy Corn Fritters

Broccoli

BREAKFAST

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Classics 1 Biscuits and Corned Beef Gravy

Tofu Scramble

Hashbrowns

Cream of Wheat

Lentils with Brown Rice


Hashbrowns

Oatmeal

LUNCH

Classics 1 Tetrazinni

Roasted Butternut Squash

Grilled Garlic Kale

Classics Too Mac and Cheese

Sweet Green Peas

Pizza Cheese

Vegetable on Whole Wheat

Black Olive

Hawaiian

With Wham and Pineapple

World Market Herb & Sundried Tomato Polenta

Kettle Sweet Potato Bisque

Bolognese

DINNER

Classics 1 Run for the Border Tamale Pie

Pinto Refried Beans

Chayote and Fajita Veggies

Cinnamon Crispas

Classics Too Glazed Sesame Broccoli

Pumpkin Coconut Curry over White Rice

Pizza Cheese


Black Olive

Hawaiian

With Wham and Pineapple

BREAKFAST


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Classics 1 Cinnamon Swirl French Toast

Vegan French Toast

Boiled Eggs

Golden Oven Fries

Cranberry Quinoa

Chef's Choice Legume with Brown Rice

Great Northern Beans with Brown Rice


Golden Oven Fries

Oatmeal

LUNCH

Classics 1 Swiss Chicken Puff

Smashed Potatoes

Golden Gravy

Grilled Squash Medley

Smashed Potatoes

Classics Too Vegan Swiss Chicken Puff

Golden Gravy

Candied Carrots

Smashed Potato

Pizza Cheese


Mushroom

Mediterranean

With Feta, Olives, and Spinach

World Market Spaghetti Bake with Meat Sauce


Kettle Creamy Kale and Brussels

Scandinavian Winter Vegetable with Rice

DINNER

Classics 1 Mushroom Stroganoff

Over Ribbon Noodles

Green Beans Fries

With Wasabi Cucumber Ranch

Golden Corn

Garlic Bread

Classics Too Ginger Yam Wraps

Jade Stir-Fry


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Pizza Cheese


Mushroom

Mediterranean

With Feta, Olives, and Spinach

LUNCH

Pizza Cheese

Vegetable on Wheat

Banana Pepper

Alfredo

With Spinach, Fresh Tomatoes, and Garlic

Classics 1 Eggplant Parmesan

Eggplant

Garlic Green Bean Medley

Soft Bread sticks

With Garlic Dipping Sauces

Classics Too Pesto Pasta

With Artichokes and Basil

Garlic Grilled Spinach

With Lemon Wedges

Brown Rice Black Beans

Kettle Hearty Vegetable Lentils

Grandma's Chicken Noodle

World Market Stroganoff

DINNER

Pizza Cheese

Vegetable on Wheat

Banana Pepper

Alfredo

With Spinach, Fresh Tomatoes, and Garlic

Classics 1 Vegetable Pot Pie

Duchess Potatoes

Grilled Vegetable Medley

Classics Too Caesar Chicken Wrap

Roasted Chick Peas

BREAKFAST


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Classics 1 Breakfast Burrito

With Warm Flour Tortilla

Scrambled Eggs

Scrambled Tofu

Tater Tots

Served with Cheese, Salsa, and SC

Black Beans with Brown Rice


Hash Browns

Oatmeal

LUNCH

Pizza Cheese


Black Olive and Mushroom

Tuscan Roasted Vegetable

With all Peppers, Onions, and Garlic

Classics 1 Cheese and Onion Enchiladas

Spanish Rice

Southwest Black Beans

House made Grilled Corn Salsa

Classics Too Pho

With Rice Noodle Nests, Bean Sprouts, Thai Basil, Cilantro, Green Onions, and Lime Wedges

Kettle Vegan Potato Chowder

Tomato

World Market Pasta with Marinara Sauce

DINNER

Pizza Cheese


Black Olive and Mushroom

Tuscan Roasted Vegetable

With all Peppers, Onions, and Garlic

Classics 1 Reuben on Rye

Vegan Reuben on Rye

House made Cole Slaw

House cut Skin on Fries

With Hot Chili Aioli


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Classics Too Soy Glazed Tofu

With Carrot Planks

Brilliant Asian Stir-Fry

BREAKFAST

Classics 1 Pigs in a Blanket

With Cheese

Pigs in a Blanket

Without Cheese

Hashbrowns

Boiled Eggs

WALNUT Wheatberries

Legume with Brown Rice


Hash Browns

Oatmeal

LUNCH

Classics 1 Sage and Cornbread Stuffed Turkey Rolls in Golden Gravy


Roasted Red Potatoes

With Rosemary and Herbs

Steamed Broccoli Spears

Shoe Peg Corn

Chef's Choice Legume with Brown Rice

Kettle Chef's Choice Soup

BRUNCH

Pizza Chef's Choice

Classics 1 Belgium Waffles

With hot Apple Pie Filling

Scrambled Eggs

Potatoes Obrien

Oatmeal

Classics Too Baked Potato Bar

House made Chili

With a Tangy Cheese Sauce, Butter, Sour Cream, and Onions

Broccoli Florettes

DINNER


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Pizza Chef's Choice

Classics 1 Pasta Bar

With Farfalle and Marinara or Alfredo Sauce

Sweet Green Peas

Carrots a la Orange Asiago Bread

Classics Too Grilled Cheese on Hawaiian Bread

House made Tomato Soup

Steak Fries


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Contact: Payroll 269-471-3325 Category: Campus Announcements

2012 W-2 Form Now Available Online!For those that have consented to only receive their Form W-2 electronically, please follow the instructionsbelow to access your 2012 W-2. A paper form will NOT be sent to you.

If you did not consent, your paper W-2 will be mailed before January 31. You may also access theelectronic version by following the instructions below.

Instructions to Access Your 2012 W-2

Go to www.andrews.edu/goto/myW2Login with your Andrews username and passwordClick on "W-2 Wage and Tax Statement"Select tax year 2012 and click “Display”IMPORTANT: Follow instructions for printing

Thursday, January 31, 2013

SBA Study Tour Information MeetingsWednesday, February 6 or Monday, February 1112:30 p.m. or 5 p.m., Chan Shun Hall, Whirlpool Room

Informational Meetings for the May 2013 SBA Study Tour to Poland & Czech Republic.For students interested in knowing more details about the Study Tour to Poland and Czech Republic, therewill be 2 informational meetings held in Chan Shun Hall. Find out more about the various field trips toEuropean companies, fun excursions to castles and historical old towns, and also information about the 2classes that will be taught.

Where: Chan Shun Hall, Whirlpool RoomWhen (2 options):Wednesday, February 6 at 12:30 p.m. or Monday, February 11 at 5 p.m.

Snacks provided and a door prize drawing for each session!

Questions?Jen Birney, [email protected] or 269-471-3632www.andrews.edu/sba/tour

Contact: Jen Birney [email protected] 269-471-3632

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New Life FellowshipSaturday, Feb. 211:30 a.m., Seminary Chapel

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Honduras Youth Missions ReportSaturday, Feb. 235 p.m., PMC Youth Chapel

Come hear the stories and see the pictures from the PMC Youth Missions team that went to Honduras duringChristmas break. On Sabbath afternoon, February 23, at 5 p.m. in the PMC youth chapel, the team will sharetheir experiences of serving others with challenging needs and God’s answers to prayers. The PMC teamassisted at a REACH International orphanage and conducted a day camp for about 150 children each day! Beinspired by how God is using missionaries and local believers to touch lives for eternity.

Contact: Glenn Russell [email protected] Category: Campus Announcements

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Men Needed for Speaking and Non-Speaking Passion Play RolesThe Passion Play cast is in need of men to volunteer for a variety of non-speaking roles. There are also threekey speaking roles still available:

High Priest JamesJohn

To volunteer, contact the Office of Campus Ministries.

Contact: Office of Campus Ministries [email protected]


Costume Assistant Needed for Passion PlayCostuming is a fun place where the actors come alive in costume. Assistants are needed to attendorientation, help at fittings, and assist the day(s) of Passion Play.

Orientation: All assistants must attend one orientation before helping at the fittings. It is extremely busy atthe fittings and there is no time for instruction. At orientation instruction is given on where the different typesof costumes are in the room. It is demonstrated on how to fit and reserve the costumes for the actors, andhow to wear the different parts of the various types of costumes. Orientation is March 25, 5:30-6:30 andSunday, March 31, 11 a.m. before the fitting.

Fittings: At the fittings, the costume assistant helps actors choose and reserve a costume for theircharacter, assists them in trying it on, makes sure all costume pieces are there, and that it fits the actor well.Fittings are March 26 and 27, 5:15 – 7:15 pm, March 31, 12-4 pm, April 2 and 3, 5:15-7:15 pm.

Day(s) of Passion Play: Assist actors in getting dressed, tying belts, helping with headpieces and making


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sure actors look their best for their part. Assistants may take breaks during the day, join the potluck, andmay go through and experience the Passion Play. Assistants especially help in putting away costumes at theend of the day(s).

If you know of someone who could take this role please contact Betty Whitehead.


Tuesday, January 29, 2013

True Color Hair Studio is Having an Open HouseWednesday, Feb. 61-7 p.m., True Color Hair Studio

Open House at True Color Hair Studio on Wednesday February 6 from 1-7 p.m. Get acquainted with us andwhat we can do for you. Enjoy complimentary services, coupons for future visits as well as other productsand offers. Mary Kay, Scentsy, and Michebag will be there too!

Contact: Rachel Wilson 269-473-3211 Category: Campus Announcements

Monday, January 28, 2013

Lifestyle Improvement Focused Team (LIFT)Saturday, Feb. 94-5:30 p.m., Counseling & Testing Center, Bell Hall Room 123

A MONTHLY PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL HEALTH & WELLNESS SUPPORT GROUP

If you are looking for a support group to initiate or maintain health goals for 2013If you would like to better manage your physical & emotional healthIf you have you been diagnosed with a chronic illnessIf you experience a stressful lifeIf you would like to be more fit… More energetic… More productive…If you would like to discover the power of your mind as designed by your CreatorIf you would like to experience a breakthrough

You are invited to join us!

Date: Saturday afternoon, February 9, 2013Place: Counseling & Testing Center Bell Hall # 123 on the Campus of Andrews UniversityTime: 4-5:30 p.m.Special guest on February 9: Evelyn Kissinger, MS, RD, IBCLC (Nutrition Director, Author)

Evelyn Cole Kissinger is a lifestyle consultant, registered dietitian, and teacher. She received her dieteticsdegree at the University of Tennessee and her Master of Science in Administration at Andrews University,where she later taught health education and wellness classes for the nutrition department. She is the formerPresident of the SDA Dietetic Association. She has conducted numerous Coronary Health ImprovementPrograms (CHIP) and health education seminars for schools, hospitals, and community health organizations.She is also the director of Lifestyle Matters at Work, and conducts corporate wellness programs to help loweremployee health care costs. Evelyn has seen many lives change by sharing the powerful relationship ofnutrition, especially dietary fiber, in the prevention and treatment of chronic disease.

The LIFT program includes:

Support meetingsHealth informationWeekly objectivesInspirational readings

Opportunity to reflect, share, and receive feedback**Space is limited

Facilitated by Dr. Judith FisherThe group is open to university students, faculty, & staff, and members of the community. Signing up for thegroup is simple: Call or send an email message with your name and contact information:[email protected]

Contact: Dr. Judith Fisher 269-471-3625 269-471-3625


MBA Information Seminar & Free GMAT Review WorkshopWednesday, Feb. 136-8 p.m., Chan Shun Hall Room 108 and Whirlpool Room


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Strengthen Your Career with a MBA!

MBA Information Seminar is held on Wednesday, February 13, 6-8 p.m. Chan Shun Hall Room 108 andWhirlpool Room,,

Free GMAT Review WorkshopThe Free GMAT Review Workshop, takes place in Chan Shun Hall Room 208 from 6:30-8:30 p.m., onWednesdays, February 20, February 27, March 6 and March 13

For more information contact: Jerry Chi at 269-471-6859 or [email protected].

Contact: Jerry Chi [email protected] 269-471-6859


Wind Symphony Winter ConcertSaturday, Feb. 98 p.m., Howard Performing Arts Center

The Andrews University Wind Symphony, under the direction of Alan Mitchell, will present their annual WinterConcert in the Howard Performing Arts Center.

The first half of the concert will feature the Southwestern Michigan College Brass Band under the direction ofDr. Jonathan Korzun.

The Brass Band will perform:

Agincourt Song arr. by Howart/FarrTonight from West Side Story by Bernstein/FreechConcert Etude by GoedickeBroughton featuring Joshua Wagner on CornetSong of the Volga Boatman by Miller/SmithWilliam Tell Overture by Rossini/FennellCaravan by Ellington/Sykes

The second half of the concert will feature the Wind Symphony performing:

March from Symphonic Metamorphis by HindemithCarmina Burana by Orff/KrancePoem by Griffes/Thornton featuring Debra Rosengren on FluteVesuvius by Ticheli

General admission is $5, students and senior admission are $3 and children under 12 are free. Call the HPACBox Office at 269-471-3560 for tickets.


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Contact: 269-471-3560 Category: Campus Announcements

MyTown Ministries: Chicago!Sabbath, February 2, 2013

MyTown Ministries invties to fill up the bus to the EPIC CHURCH in Chicago, Ill. Epic Church is a new churchplant in the heart of Chicago. When you come you will have the opportunity to participate in the worship andvolunteer activities that afternoon. Later in the day we will take the bus, with YOU, to downtown for some funshopping, eating and enjoying the sights!

Stop by the Office of Campus Ministries to sign up or email [email protected].


Revive Vespers with Douglas Na'aFriday and Saturday, Feb. 1-27:30 p.m., Biology Amphitheater

Revive Vespers with Douglas Na'a

Join us for our first Revival Series this semester. Douglas Na'a is a pastor and evangelist from New Zealand.


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Series Title: "The Greatest of All Our Needs"Speaker: Douglass Na'a

Feb. 1 Friday 7:30 p.m.: Biology Amphitheater, Andrews University Science Complex.Feb. 2 Sabbath 11 a.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m.: Michiana Fil-Am Church (8454 Kephart Ln)

Co-curricular credit available for Friday Vespers.

Live streaming at www.reviveonline.org

Contact: Dojcin Zivadinovic [email protected]


Winter Film Series is Showing Ocean WorldSaturday, Feb. 24 p.m., Harold Heidke Ampitheater in the Science Complex

Winter Film Series: Ocean World from the Blue Planet series will be shown at 4 p.m. on Sabbath, February 2. Experience the power of the Blue Whale and better understand the complexity and power of our oceans. 4p.m. in the Harold Heidke Ampitheater in the Science Complex. A freewill offering will be accepted.Sponsoredby the Family Life Committee and Andrews Department

Contact: Susan Murray [email protected]



School of Education 2013-2014 Scholarship Applications: LastWeek to ApplyThere is only one week left to apply for School of Education (SED) scholarships for the 2013-2014academic year. Only students enrolled in SED programs are eligible. Applications are available in the SEDDean’s Office (Bell Hall, Room 105) as well as each SED department office. Applications must be submitted tothe SED Dean’s Office by noon on Friday, February 1, 2013.

Contact: Kevin Wiley [email protected] 269-471-3961



Nathan Greene Exhibit at the James White LIbraryNathan Greene Exhibit.

Artwork by Nathan Greene is on exhibit in the James White Library Gallery and Main Lobby Display Case.Greene is a local artist and illustrator, who is known for his inspirational work. The current exhibition containsdepictions of Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War as well as religious themes. The exhibit is free and open tothe public during Library hours. For more information, call the Library hours line at 269-471-6376, theInformation Desk at 269-471-3283 or email [email protected]

Contact: [email protected] 269-471-6376or 269-471-3283


GSA Presents: A Red Carpet GalaSunday, Feb. 105:30-8:30 p.m.


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Contact: 269-471-3215 Category: Campus Announcements


Food and Film for Andrews College StudentsFriday, Jan. 25, Feb. 1 and Feb. 85:30 p.m., PMC Commons

Come and hear one of the nation's leading Christian speakers on relationshipsexplain how to improve your friendships. PMC Commons is showing the video series Love and Respect, byEmmerson Eggeridge, and providing supper. Food is served at 5.30 p.m. and video starts at 6 p.m. Out at 7p.m. Friday Jan. 25, Feb. 1, and Feb. 8.

Contact: Lori Covrig [email protected] Category: Campus Announcements

Learn Arabic and Experience the Middle EastFor more information, contact:

www.aca-noborders.com

www.meu.edu.lb

[email protected]


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Watch One Project Live on the Hope ChannelRegister now for FREE to watch the One project gathering in Chicago live on the Hope Channel website. www.the1project.org/hopetv.html .



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Friday, February 1, 2013

Fall 2012 Dean's List AnnouncedAndrews University has announced the names of undergraduate students appearing on the dean's list for fallsemester 2012. Read full story .

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Black History Month 2013 | 1863, 1963, 2013: Crucial Moments inAmerican HistoryThursday, Jan. 3111:30 a.m. Chapel—Pioneer Memorial Church“Crucial Moments: An Introduction”Featuring students Obed Zamore, Jameel Ali, Douglas DeMills

Friday, Feb. 17:30 p.m. University Vespers, Dan Jackson, President, North American DivisionPioneer Memorial Church9 p.m. Impact—University Towers Auditorium

Sabbath, Feb. 211:45 a.m. New Life Fellowship—Seminary Chapel5:30 p.m. Andrews University Advent Youth Service—University Towers Auditorium

Tuesday, Feb. 511:30 a.m. Tuesday Choices“Implications and Impact of the Emancipation Proclamation”Kathryn Silva Banks, assistant professor of history—Buller Hall, Room 250

“Breaking the Bonds: The Enduring Legacy of Slavery for the Black Man”Trevor O’Reggio, associate professor of church history—Buller Hall, Room 251

Friday, Feb. 87:30 p.m. University VespersCarlton P. Byrd, Breath of Life Speaker/DirectorPioneer Memorial Church

Sabbath, Feb. 99 a.m. Worship Service, Carlton P. Byrd—Pioneer Memorial Church10:30 a.m. Sabbath School—Pioneer Memorial Church11:45 a.m. Worship Service, Carlton P. Byrd—Pioneer Memorial Church Friday, Feb. 157 p.m. BSAS Vespers—Seminary Chapel9 p.m. Impact—University Towers Auditorium

Sabbath, Feb. 1611:45 a.m. New Life Fellowship, African Day—Seminary Chapel4 p.m. “The Power of Sum,” Deliverance Mass Choir, Journey and others—Howard Performing Arts Center

Tuesday, Feb. 1911:30 a.m. Tuesday Choices“From ‘Jim Crow’ Laws to the March on Washington," Kathryn Silva-Banks, assistant professor of history—Buller Hall, Room 250

“Does Affirmative Action Create Job Search Equality?” Tim Nixon, associate chaplain, and Leilani Langdon,career coordinator/counselor—Buller Hall, Room 251

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7 p.m. BSAS Vespers—Seminary Chapel9 p.m. Impact—University Towers Auditorium

Sabbath, Feb. 2311:45 a.m. New Life Fellowship, Caribbean Day—Seminary Chapel

Tuesday, Feb. 2610:30 a.m. BSAS Seminary Forum, Ron C. Smith, president, Southern Union—Seminary Chapel11:30 a.m. Tuesday Choices“Historical Implications of Current Events Such as the Election of Barack Obama," Kathryn Silva-Banks,assistant professor of history—Buller Hall, Room 250

“Is America Truly Post-racial?” Spencer Carter, director/dean, Meier Hall, and Edward Woods III—Buller Hall,Room 251

Contact: Deborah Weithers [email protected] Category: Campus News


Passion Play is April 6 & 7Now in it’s tenth year, the 2013 Andrews University Passion Play will be open for two days, Saturday, April 6and Sunday, April 7, 2013. This marks a significant scheduling change moving Passion Play from EasterSunday, March 31, 2013, to the first weekend in April.

Date Change“There have been years when Easter weekend fell immediately before or after Spring Break, finals and evengraduation, making it very challenging schedule-wise for the hundreds of students, staff and facultyvolunteers for Passion Play,” says Japhet De Oliveira, University chaplain and Passion Play producer, of thedate change. “Likewise, Easter weekend can be a very busy time for families. We’d like to see this schedulingchange provide new opportunities for members of the community to experience the Andrews UniversityPassion Play.”

Smaller Rotation SizesAlso new to the 2013 Passion Play are smaller group rotations limited to 300 guests each. “The Passion Playtells an incredibly powerful story, but if you are lost in a sea of people, you can feel disconnected and evenmiss key parts of the story,” says De Oliveira. “We will be limiting each group rotation to 300 in order tocreate a more personal experience for each person who attends. To add to the ambiance of the Passion Playwhile also helping with crowd control, we’ll have Roman guards at several checkpoints checking wristbands.”

Passion Play wristband reservations open up March 1, 2013. Wristbands will be available for pick-up at thefirst scene and can be reserved online for free atwww.andrews.edu/passionplay. Reservations arerequired.

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Date: January 29, 2013Contact: [email protected]:Phone:

Andrews University has announced the names of undergraduate students appearing onthe dean's list for fall semester 2012. The following students have achieved a semesterGPA of 3.5 or above with at least 12 credits, no incompletes and no grade below a B.There are 500 students on the dean’s list.

Abraham, Kerissa J.Abraham, Kristen J.Abreu, Charles M.Acre, Lysandra J.Adamos, Katerina J.Ahn, John H.Ahn, Jonathon J.Alba, Antoinette M.Alberto, Daniel E.Alexander, Carmille S.Ali, Rachel S.Allen, Clifford G.Allen, Rodney C.Altenhofen, Tamara J.Alvarez, Ada L.Antonov, AlexandrAnzures, Michelle C.Archambault, Shae L.Arkusinski, Abigail A.Ashbrook, Heather L.Austin, EnnieBabb, Zackery T.Baez, Luz V.Baldwin, Bryan J.Bankes, Emily-Jean E.Bankhead, Bruce E.Bankhead, Bryan R.Baptist, Brandon M.Baptiste, Melissa A.Bardan, ChristianBarroso, Lacey E.Baxter, Hannah B.Bearce, Kathlyn F.Bedell, Megan E.Beedle, Laurel P.Bell, Christina N.Benjamin, Justine M.Betts, Christa R.Bishop, Kristen M.Bissereth, D'nedgyneBlahovich, Christina L.Booth, Brian E.Borda, Guilherme L.Borges, NathalieBornman, Madeline R.

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Bovee, Kristie E.Bowden, Michelle A.Bowman, Camden R.Boyko, Matthew S.Bradfield, Lyndon N.Brandt, Maria G.Breetzke, Ashley N.Breja, Andrei S.Bresnahan, Melissa K.Brizendine, Sean J.Brown, Andrew J.Brown, Donna M.Brown, Kenreah L.Brown, Larissa A.Brown, Subira S.Buchholz, Adam E.Buell, Zachary D.Burrill, Kristi L.Burton, Sarah E.Bush, Jill C.Butler, Melissa J.Byun, AndrewCaceres, Paola S.Cady, Ilana J.Caldwell, Dawn D.Calhoun, Jennifer L.Calhoun, Kaitlyn M.Cameron, Cecelia R.Campbell, Seth T.Carter, Pamela Y.Cassell, Shane A.Castang, Daniel A.Castillo, AnamariaChacko, Allie E.Chacko, Matthew W.Chavez, Meredith J.Cheek, Katherine E.Cheever, Jesica M.Chlevin, Cassandra N.Cho, Brandon S.Cho, SungMinChoi, Hannah J.Choi, Kenneth D.Chuah, Liann Y.Church, Bradley J.Clark, Rachel C.Coleman, Ayanna C.Colon, Brenda R.Comeau, Ryan R.Conrad, Bethany N.Cork, Aimee-Joy M.Corrodus, Jonathon P.Coy, Ryan C.Cozzens, Joshua D.Crumley, Tanya N.Cuke, Dachele A.Cunningham, Ariana E.Cunningham, Lisa M.Curtis, Robyn A.Damsteegt, Pieter T.


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Danci, Ioana C.Dasilva- Perrin, TalitaDavis, Jodeon Y.Davisson, Richard A.De Pina, Adilson S.Dehm, Kayla J.Deluca, Hannah A.Dever, Lindsay C.Dieck, Kristopher R.Dollente, Rhonda J.Dominguez, SaulDooks, Megan N.Doram, Jonathan E.Drew, Alyson E.Duah, Martha M.Dunn, Conner J.Duong, Jasmine E.Duvra, Daniela M.Easton, Samantha J.Edwards, Kristin L.Elvir, Gabriela M.Erich, Stephen R.Espenorio, KennethEstrella-Boyland, Samantha A.Evans, Erica J.Faletogo, IetiFerguson, Emily C.Filkoski, Jennifer L.Flores, Josias A.Fouche, LauryFraser, Geneva A.Freeman, Natalie A.Gaines, Zipporah R.Garcia, EdithGarcia-Silva, Anna C.Gardner, Sara R.Garey, Janell K.Gibbs, Andrew Z.Gilbert, Cassandra S.Gillespie, Calin C.Glover, Elizabeth J.Goebel, Lauren P.Gohsman, Kira R.Gomez, Daniel M.Gomez, Raquel J.Gondra, Stephanie D.Gonzalez, Amante J.Gordon, Lamoy P.Goymer, Philip D.Graham-Joseph, Latoya K.Greenberg, Shannon N.Griggs, Richard L.Grube, Austin M.Guo, JingGuo, ShanshanHahn, Katie J.Hall, Dakota J.Hall, Daniel A.Harlow, Emily R.Harvey, Courtney-Lynn


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Haskins, Dwagne J.Hatline, Joel G.Henry, Sharnelle M.Hess, Michael L.Hill, Sarah E.Hodges, Alexander W.Hodges, Cooper B.Hong, Andrew J.Hong, Sung HoHorn, Katelyn R.Howard, LeonHuancaya, Ricardo L.Hunt, Renee A.Hylton, Candace T.Iadisernia, Alessandra A.Iavorskaia, IanaIller, Eliana C.Imperio, Michelle E.Irvine, John C.Ito, Keiko A.Jackson, Brittanie A.Jacques, Shanel J.Jaeger, Jonathan B.James, Alanna E.James, Jeremy A.Janosova, MiriamaJardine, Kalissa H.Jardine, Philip G.Jencks, Adam S.Jeon, Won JinJervis, Jonathan N.Jewett, Robert C.Jones, Gerilyn R.Joseph, Sophonie A.Joseph, Stephanie C.Joslin, Mark C.Jung, MinjiKang, Luke C.Kang, Min KyungKang, YoonaKelchner, Amber M.Kerbs, Julia E.Kessler, Dominick C.Kessler, Jeanmark D.Kim, Ah-ReumKim, AliceKim, BomiKim, Christopher J.Kim, Elizabeth J.Kim, Ivan S.Kim, Jamie M.Kim, Jason D.Kim, Joshua K.Kim, Joy S.Kim, Justin Y.Kim, Min JeKim, Shanelle E.Kim, Tatiana S.King, Travis M.Kintz, Shelby M.


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Kip, Nathalie C.Kirk, Jennifer A.Knecht, Kelsea M.Knott, Olivia B.Kotanko, Lonnie D.Kravig, Sacha A.Krzywon, Lukasz J.Kutzner, Andrew R.Kutzner, Emily A.Kwon, Anna Y.LaFave, Adam D.LaFave, Taylor R.Lairson, Christine A.Lam, Jessenia W.Lane, Lauren A.LaPointe, Jillian A.Lascelles, Lauren V.Lassonnier, Nina N.LaVanture, John D.Leavitt, Bethany E.LeBlanc, Jacob C.Lee, Charles J.Lee, Ha YanLee, Jee YeonLee, Jeong BinLee, Jin JuLee, Joseph Y.Lee, Larry D.Lee, LyndaLee, Seong Min D.Lee, Steven K.Lee, Sung WookLee, Yea JoonLescay, Hernan A.Leung, Wan HayLewis, Lauriel R.Little, Matthew D.Lofthouse, Hayley J.Logan, David W.Logan, Julie M.Logan, Ryan Z.Low, Emily A.Mackintosh, Tia C.Madakor, Olivia E.Maffett, Kelli E.Magbanua, James C.Malcolm, Charea E.Mamahit, JonathanManna, Robell A.Maranga, Boaz K.Marcelle, Chelsea P.Martin, Danielle A.Martin, Joshua K.Massey, EthanMathai, Joyce E.Mauch, Madelyn E.Maynard, Kirk P.Mbungu, Ellen W.McAllister, Jevoni W.McCain, Connor W.


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McCall, Holly E.McConnell, Larry D.Mccord, Alexander R.McDonald, Robert C.McLarty, Mindy J.McLarty, Shelley J.McLean, Mercedes M.Menhardt, Brock M.Meyer, Ashley E.Meyer, Zachary W.Middaugh, Rachel L.Mikkelson, Erika M.Milam, Sidney N.Mitacek, Kristiana N.Mohn, Benjamin A.Moi, SarahMolina, Raquel E.Moll, Andrew D.Momohara, Michael M.Mondak, Adam M.Monterrey, Elizabeth A.Moon, Alison R.Moon, Courtney M.Moore, Lee-Ann T.Mootoo, Megan J.Morea, Daniel J.Morrison, Kalicia G.Mumu, Teddy M.Murnighan, Russell C.Murray, Kathy-Ann D.Murray, Michelle M.Musselman, John P.Nazareno, ErickNelson, Brian R.Ngonda, LindaNgugi, Joses N.Nommik, AldarNyakanga, Brenda M.O'Donnell, Megan E.O'Reilly, James T.Ogutu, Kevin M.Olson, Lauren E.Ortiz, Abbrianna E.Ortiz, David E.Osborne, Joseph K.Ott, Christopher R.Ouro Rodrigues, LaryssaPajela, Royce G.Pak, JungA K.Panameno, Kayla I.Paris, Kristina L.Park, DohkyungPark, JeongikParker, Kayla M.Pasos, Gabriella A.Pauliah, Michelle B.Paz, Nicolas C.Pearson, Bryan D.Pelkey, Autumn L.Pender, Tyler P.


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Penick, Arletta R.Penny, Veronica S.Pepper, Katrina R.Perkins, Emily A.Perry, Caitlin M.Plantak, MihaelPolski, Robert M.Powers, Brian S.Price, Sharmila P.Pryce, Cherie C.Quetz, AtnielRambo, Nina MarieRamsey, Nathanael J.Ray, Rebekah S.Recinos, Stefany L.Reed, Megan P.Reichert, Ashley A.Reichert, Nicholas J.Reichert, Zachary M.Reid, Charlene C.Rembold, Leanna R.Rengifo, Brenda L.Rengifo, Maria ClaudiaResilien, SamuelRieger, Cody A.Riess, Michael A.Ringer, Mark B.Rivera, Vanessa E.Roberts, Deslynne R.Roderick, Andrew S.Rodriguez, DerekRodriguez, Maricela D.Rojas Marrugo, Cesar E.Rollins, Paris D.Roschman, Melodie A.Roy, NolanRue, Jae BumRuiz, Jason S.Ryoo, SeunghyunSabin, Erick A.Salazar, MerariSamuel, Rhonda M.Santos, AmySarno, Kelcey M.Saucedo, Frank J.Sawyer, Adam D.Seibold, Annika L.Senior, Regine A.Seo, Ye LimServeli, Ruth A.Sesin, Marta E.Shallenberger, Emmalee J.Sharley, JonathanSherman, Carina N.Sherman, Elisabeth L.Shin, Eui YoungShockey, Brian D.Shou, Aaron T.Shreve, Faith A.Shultz, Jacina R.


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Silyaev, ViacheslavSimbaku, Katrinna N.Simmons, Carrielle D.Simmons, Cassidy L.Sittlinger, Cady N.Smith, Courtney E.Smith, Kandyce G.Smith, Renee A.Snively, Samantha N.Sokolies, Katerina N.Sommerville, Tiffani E.Soto, Karen P.St Ange-Biscette, Stephanie D.St Brice, Shervon R.Stacey, Seth S.Stahl, Joshua L.Stanier, GabrielStanier, PhilippeStarkey, Marc N.Starr, Austin L.Starr, Meredith P.Stennett, Allegra A.Stout, Elisabeth E.Strunk, Jeff E.Sung, Kyung jeTait, Chioma K.Tait, Krista J.Taujale, SabinaTaujale, SusmitaTejeda, Abigail E.Telemaque, Kemuel E.Teller, Carisa E.Thiele, Satoshi K.Thomas, David N.Thomas, ElizabethThompson, Natasha V.Thordarson, Erik M.Thornhill, Rosanne N.Tieri, Lauren N.Torres-Colon, Roxanna N.Totobesola, Azra M.Tritch, William T.Tyson, Ashley L.Uzuegbu, Krystal C.Van Ornam, Hannah G.VanderWaal, Michael J.Varela, Adislen P.Vargas, Jaime J.Vedoya, Kristina M.Velasquez, LezanneyVelasquez, Sarah L.Velasquez Segura, Olga B.Verrill, Nathan A.Victorin, Emmanuel D.Von Henner, Stefan C.Vyhmeister, Erik C.Wackerle, Katherina S.Wade, Kezia K.Wahlen, Jessica R.Wahlen, Michael A.


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The Herald-Palladium: Fighting a stereotypeArea experts are skeptical new mental health measures will reduce gun violence, though they welcomePresident Obama's proposals to prevent, detect and treat mental illness.

The skepticism is rooted in the fact that the majority of violent crimes are not committed by people with amental illness, including bipolar disorders, chronic depression and schizophrenia.

"It's important for the public to realize that mental illness does not equate with dangerous violence," saidDuane McBride, chairman of the Department of Behavioral Sciences at Andrews University and chairman ofthe Berrien County Board of Health. Read full story .

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WSJM: Andrews University HonoredAndrews University is getting some recognition from U.S. News & World Report, landing 11th on its"Overperforming Schools in the Nation" list. Read and listen to the full story .


Monday, December 10, 2012

The Herald-Palladium: Bluegrass JuggernautDailey & Vincent, a bluegrass band, performs "A Bluegrass Christmas" on Saturday at Andrews University'sHoward Performing Arts Center. Read the full story here .


Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Andrews Named on U.S. News & World Report's "OverperformingSchools" ListU.S. News has published a first-ever analysis of colleges in their National Universities ranking category thatare overperforming or underperforming their undergraduate academic reputations in terms of their overallBest Colleges 2013 rankings. This concept measures the degree to which a university's overall position in therankings exceeds or falls short of its undergraduate academic reputation rank. Andrews University is namedon that list. Read the full story .


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By JOHN MATUSZAK - H-P Staff Writer | Posted: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 5:00 am

Area experts are skeptical new mental health measures will reduce gun violence, though they welcome

President Obama's proposals to prevent, detect and treat mental illness.

The skepticism is rooted in the fact that the majority of violent crimes are not committed by people with a

mental illness, including bipolar disorders, chronic depression and schizophrenia.

"It's important for the public to realize that mental illness does not equate with dangerous violence," said

Duane McBride, chairman of the Department of Behavioral Sciences at Andrews University and

chairman of the Berrien County Board of Health. "In most, by far the majority, of violent crimes

committed, there is not a diagnosable mental illness. Most of the violence committed by those with a

mental illness is committed against themselves and not against the public."

There are an estimated 31,000 gun deaths in the United States each year. Two-thirds of those are suicides,

most with handguns, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control.

After the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in December and other mass shootings, President

Obama made a number of recommendations to bolster the country's treatment of mental illness, along

with proposals for stricter gun control measures.

The president's mental health proposals include putting more counselors and psychologists in schools,

providing mental health first aid training for teachers and other professionals, and offering referrals and

treatment for young people who exhibit symptoms of a mental illness.

"Funding, early intervention, helping people to understand and identify those who have problems, that

can make a difference, that can matter," said Curtis VanderWaal, chairman and professor of social work at

Andrews and a board member at Riverwood Center in Benton Township, Berrien County's mental health

provider. "Ultimately, that would be a good thing for our society."

But it's not going to stop the shooting, they said.

"Will this help reduce violence? No," said Harvey Burnett, an assistant professor of psychology at

Andrews and a Buchanan policeman. "We still have the guns out there, we're leaving the guns out on the

street. We're still combatting a level of violence that is acceptable in the United States."

That tolerance is fueled by violent video games, movies and TV shows, Burnett said.

The odds

Burnett agreed with his colleagues that violent crime is infrequently committed by the mentally ill. Only

3 to 5 percent of violent crimes are committed by a person with a mental illness. People with no mental

disorder who abuse alcohol or drugs are nearly seven times as likely as those without substance abuse to

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exhibit violent behavior.

Studies show that most mental illnesses first occur in a person's teens or early 20s, making early detection

and treatment important. But fewer than half of the young people experiencing these problems are getting

treatment.

Even with mental health screenings, predicting the next shooting spree is like trying to guess the location

of a lightning strike.

"It's virtually impossible to predict ahead of time who will be violent," VanderWaal said. "There are a lot

of angry people out there, and a lot of angry people have access to guns, but actually very few who act on

their anger. ... But while we cannot predict (who will become violent) early intervention can reduce the

potential pool of problem makers."

Having access to guns can increase the risk of suicide, by making the means readily available for what is

typically an impulsive act, VanderWaal said.

According to the New England Journal of Medicine, among people who made near-lethal suicide

attempts, 24 percent took fewer than five minutes to make the decision to try to kill themselves, and 70

percent took less than an hour.

Not only are people with a mental illness more of a danger to themselves than others, they also are at

greater risk for being the victim of a violent crime.

According to U.S. Bureau of Justice statistics, more than one quarter of persons with a severe mental

illness had been victims of a violent crime in the past year, a rate more than 11 times higher than the

general population.

Substance abuse

McBride said alcohol and drug abuse is a big contributing factor to violent behavior, as it affects

judgment and impulse control.

A 1997 survey by the U.S. Department of Justice found that more than half of state and federal prison

inmates who were doing time for murder reported that they were under the influence of alcohol or drugs

when they committed their offense. The majority had used guns in their crimes. Substance abuse also is a

factor in the majority of domestic violence deaths.

Burnett said that while substance abuse plays a large role in one-on-one violence, it is usually not

involved in mass shootings, which usually require planning by a person who is not chemically impaired.

Paranoid public

Despite this evidence, the fear of people with mental illness persists.

A 1999 U.S. Surgeon General's report stated that 61 percent of Americans believed that people with

schizophrenia were likely to be dangerous to others. A 1996 study reported that 38 percent of Americans

were unwilling to be friends with someone with a mental illness, and 68 percent did not want someone


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with depression marrying into their families.

Stereotypes often are perpetuated by the media. The National Mental Health Association found that

characters portrayed as being mentally ill were frequently depicted as being violent, and few stories

focused on recovery.

Statements made by National Rifle Association Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre calling people

with mental illness "monsters" and "lunatics" further adds to the stigma, and could keep people from

seeking treatment or helping those who need it, McBride said.

Allen Edlefson, chief executive officer of Riverwood Center, is concerned that the negative perceptions

about mental illness will convince people that nothing can be done to combat it.

"Mental illness is treatable," Edlefson said. "It may take a few cycles, but it can be done."

Prevention pays

Edlefson is supportive of the call for mental health first aid training, something Riverwood as been

offering the community.

While employers provide such training as CPR, statistics show that someone is more likely to encounter a

co-worker experiencing depression than a heart attack.

The mental health first aid training provides information on how to recognize these problems, how to

respond and where to refer someone for help.

While better educating the public on mental health issues would be a plus, there is a link in the safety net

that has been weakened.

Funding cuts means those who recognize they have an illness have fewer places to turn, VanderWaal

said.

Most funding for mental health treatment comes through Medicaid, and is directed at those with the most

persistent and chronic mental illnesses. And even that money is being threatened.

In the past four years, 30 states have cut their funding for mental health treatment, VanderWaal said. "At

that point, you're not taking out what people would consider fat, you're digging into the bone."

Schools have cut the number of psychologists and social workers, VanderWaal said.

The funding shortage is a decades-long trend that started when patient treatment shifted from state

institutions to community mental health centers, McBride said. The problem was that the programs were

not well-funded, and compliance with treatment was left to patients who were left on their own, he said.

As a result, many regressed and ended up homeless, and prisons and jails became the de facto treatment

centers for mental illness and substance abuse, McBride said. "The only bond issues that pass are for

prisons."

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have to wait longer than 14 days to enter treatment.

Lakeland Regional Medical Center has a unit for people with mental illness, but there is no residential

treatment facility in Berrien County.

Obama's recommendations include completing requirements for private health insurance to cover mental

health services, and making sure that Medicaid clients receive quality mental health coverage.

"The promise is there. There is hope on the horizon" that parity in mental health treatment will be

achieved, VanderWaal said. "There is a feeling among those in the mental health field that we've crossed

an important barrier. But the reality is not there yet."

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Passing of Lester Wein, Father of Kevin WeinLester L. Wein, 81, father of Kevin Wein (Custodial), passed away Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013, at LakelandRegional Medical Center in St. Joseph.

Les was born in Chicago Heights, Illinois, and spent his childhood in Chicago Heights and Cedar Lake,Indiana. He attended Indiana Academy and Broadview Academy before going to Andrews University. In 1951,he served his country in Korea, making him a veteran of foreign wars (VFW). He served in a mobile Armysurgical hospital (MASH) unit in the dental medical corps. He later enjoyed “Lest We Forget” activities. Lesvolunteered his services at two churches (Northwest SDA in Gary, Indiana, and Fairplain SDA in BentonHarbor), serving as elder, deacon, school board chairman, church board member, Sabbath School teacherand superintendent, and choir director. He was also a member of the “Good News Singers,” singing for otherchurches and Indiana camp meeting, along with singing solos and duets with friends and family. AsCommunity Services Director, he enjoyed playing store and feeding the less fortunate.

Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, January 27, at Pioneer Memorial Church. Visitation at thechurch will be from 1-3 p.m.

Online messages may be left for the family at www.allredfuneralhome.com . Memorials may be made toFairplain SDA Community Services, 140 Seneca, Benton Harbor, MI 49022.

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Program Featuring Emmanuel Rudatsikira to Air on 3ABNEmmanuel Rudatsikira, dean of the School of Health Professions, will be the special guest on an upcomingepisode of 3ABN Today. The title of the episide is, “From a Remote Village in Rwanda to Becoming Professorat Andrews.” The episide will air on Friday, January 18 at 8 a.m., and repeat at 3 p.m., 8 p.m. and 11 p.m.

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Friday, January 4, 2013

Welcome to Transfer Students from Korea!A new group of students from Korea arrived on campus in the early hours of December 27. The studentsspent 10 days reviewing for the English Language Test. They begin spring semester taking classes towardtheir BBA in Management in the School of Business Administration. They are transfer students who anticipatecompleting their degrees within 2 years. Welcome!

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Celebrating Irizona Duckworth's 96th BirthdaySunday, Feb. 172:20-4:20 p.m., All Nations SDA Church

A 96th birthday celebration will be held for Irizona Duckworth on February 17, 2013 from 2:20-4:40 p.m. atthe All Nations SDA Church.

RSVP by calling 574-231-8130 or 301-335-8262

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Weight Management for LifeWednesday, Feb. 137 p.m., Community Center of Stevensville Church

For those interested in losing weight and improving health through lifestyle changes, the StevensvilleSeventh-day Adventist Church will be running a “Weight Management for Life” seminar.

The seminar will meet for 10 weeks, every Wednesday night at 7 p.m., starting February 13, in theCommunity Center of the church. Seminar leaders include Registered Dietician Evelyn Kissinger, Ernest Buck,M.D., and one of the biggest “losers” from last year’s program, Douglas Janssen.

For questions about the program or registration call toll-free: 1-888-963-7179.

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The Niles Silent Auction and Chocolate ExtravaganzaSunday, Feb. 176:30-8:30 p.m., Niles Adventist School Gymnasium

Niles Adventist School's 8th Annual Silent Auction & Chocolate Extravaganza: Sunday, February 17, from6:30-8:30 p.m. in the school gym (110 N Fairview, Niles). This event will help us raise funds to updateplayground equipment. Invite your family and friends, and come sample a variety of chocolates, enjoy themusic, and bid on your favorite items from businesses in the area. Popular items include membershipsto local parks, pools, and museums; oil changes; and restaurant certificates, as well as some larger items.Tickets are $8 in advance or $10 at the door. See our web site (www.NilesAdventistSchool.org ) or call269-683-5444 for more information. No childcare provided.

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Berrien Springs Camera ClubWednesday, Feb. 67 p.m., Berriend Springs Public LIbrary

The Berrien Springs Camera Club will meet Wednesday, Feb. 6, at 7 p.m. in the Berrien Springs Public Libraryat Cass (Old 31) and Union. This month’s program consists of a competition of prints and digitalimages submitted by members. The selected topics for the month include: 1) Long Exposure and 2)Sequence. Three additional categories are appropriate for all of our competitions: 1) Nature (nothingdomesticated, nothing of a human origin), 2) Portraits, and 3) Open (any other subject).

For Long Exposure, night scenes, silky waterfalls, etc., will be acceptable. For the Sequence category, eachpicture should be a composite of at least two images that show before/after, first/next/last, small/medium/large, etc. Prints, at least 5" x 7" in size, should be mounted, with the title and photographer's name on the back.Instructions for submitting images in digital form are available on the club’s Website:http://photoclub.berrienspringsmi.us/ All are welcome, either to observe or to join. Anyone who wishes to join may submit photos to thecompetition, up to 10 projected images and/or 10 prints. Refreshments will be served.

Contact: Madeline Johnston 269-471-1109 Category: Community Announcements

The Greatest Love of AllSunday, Feb. 104-6:30 p.m., The Lincoln and Hoosier Rooms of Dining Center


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Contact: Carmelita Troy 269-815-4060 Category: Community Announcements


Village Adventist Elementary School Selling Fresh Citrus Fruit

Support Adventist education | Purchase of fresh citrus fruit!The Village Adventist Elementary School in Berrien Springs is selling grapefruit, temples, tangerines andCalifornia navels. The deadline to order is February 10. Pick-up will be February 24 at the Village School (409W. Mars Street).

What is available?Full box - 4/5 Bushel (approx. 40 lbs)Half box - 2/5 Bushel (approx. 20 lbs.)

1 case California Navel Oranges………$321 case Red Grapefruit…..…….…….…..$301 case Temples……...........…………….$321 case California Mandarin.…....………$481 box Tangerines.…….…........……...…$24

Half orders are available:½ case navels…………...$19½ case red grapefruit …..$18½ case Temples……...….$191 - 5 lb bag Mandarin……$9

Ways to Order

Visit www.vaes.org and click on the orange icon.Place your order over the phone by calling the Village School at 269-473-5121 ext. 10Call Diane Wilson at 269-473-6067 (evenings)


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Friday, February 1, 2013

Apartment Room For Rent (Male)One bedroom of a furnished two bedroom Beechwood apartment available for rent. Shared kitchen area,living room and bathroom. Rent is $335 per month all utilities included. Senior or Graduate studentpreferred. Contact me if you have any questions or are interested.

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looking for single occupancy apartment for Fall 2013I am a female looking for a single occupancy small apartment for rent for the Fall 2013 semester (nextsemester). I am quiet, clean and in graduate school at Andrews. Preferably a place with a room and a kitchenarea and bathroom. Please text or call if you have any helpful offer or information : 269 254 1045. Thankyou.

-Grace

Contact: Grace Evans [email protected] 269254 1045

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Room for RentOne bedroom available in small two-bedroom apartment near downtown Berrien Springs(Park Manor Apartments). Female graduate student/staff member welcome. Rent is$263.00 + electricity. Laundry facilities on site. Available immediately. Contact: [email protected]

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House for RentHOUSE FOR RENT: 3BR 2BA 1600 SF$700/MO PLUS 1/2 UTILITIESINCLUDES LAUNDRY, EXTRA STORAGENEWER APPLIANCES, S-T LEASE POSSIBLE4621 E SNOW RD, BERRIEN SPRINGSCONTACT: ROY 269 471 7083



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Bungalow for RentSt. Joseph -- Bungalow -- Near Lakeland Hospital

2524 Thayer Ave., St. Joseph, MI

RENT $725 Security Deposit $725 Call: 269-471-0485

2 Bedroom, 1 Bath

1 year lease minimum

Self Clean range, refrigerator, dishwasher, garbage disposal, single car garage with remote. Basement withhook up for washer & dryer. Gas heat, central A/C. Good credit required. Maximum 4 persons. Tenantresponsible for all utilities and yard. No pets.

Available: March 15

Contact: GK Real Estate [email protected] 269-471-0485


Sunday, January 20, 2013

Room for Rent

Contact: Bobby Chacko [email protected] 773-450-6596



Rooms for Spring SemesterNeed alternative campus housing? 2 bedrooms are available in faculty/staff home to 2 students for Spring 2013 semester. Longer optionsavailable. Electricity, laundry, kitchen privileges, and internet are free. Please e-mail [email protected]

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Saturday, January 12, 2013

Room For RentLooking for a female roommate for a house on Third st (right across the street from campus, about 10 minwalk).

$300 (includes utilities)

Access to laundry room, free wifi, cable and full kitchen (newly remodeled).

Shared bathroom with two other female students.

Please contact (707) 980-4139 if interested. (peferrably text).

Contact: Janelle Collins [email protected] 7079804139



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lost wedding bandMissing Wedding Ring!

Put wedding ring in jacket pocket last night for intramurel volleyball at 8:30-9:20ish . .Put jacket on at home,ring not in pocket. I am hoping that it fell out in Johnson Gym along the wall and that someone kindly pickedit up and is going to turn it into lost and found or to me. If you found a silver ring like pictured here, pleasecontact me immediately. .. I would really like to have it back. . . and so would my wife. Thanks . .

ps. on the inside it is engraved with Triton Cobalt, brand name. ..

Contact: Kurtis Hallam [email protected] 2538805584

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Bicycle Found

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Snow tires for saleCooper “Weather Master” Snow Tires for Sale, used only one season.Buy these tires new and pay $113 for ONE tire.Buy these ties and get FOUR tires (lightly used) for $200 OBO.

Size - 215/60R16 for 16 inch rims only

Attachments

tires_4_sale.pages

Contact: Adam [email protected] 970 5182663

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Violin and Desk for Sale1. Your child can play the violin! Suzuki Violin 1/8th size, No. 220, with case, bowand rosin. In good condition with a few scuffs and normal wear and tear. $195O.B.O.

2. Your child's homework can be done at this cute desk with swivel chair. $30,similar ones selling on ebay for $40 and up.

3. Your Free green/blue sleeper sofa.Very heavy.

Contact: Kevin Ferreira [email protected] 269-208-3853


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Items for SaleBookcases Queen size platform bed Storage units Full size bed Lap top table 32" tv/glass-wood standDesk/chair/floor lamp Small ottoman Violin Kitchen stuff... Clothes/shoes women, girl, men Miscellaneousand much more... For more information call 269-408-6747 and leave message!

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Car for Sale2008 Scion XD silver exterior/black interior. In good condition andgreat gas mileage! Only selling because in need of an automatic car.For more information call 269-408-6748 and leave message.



Valentine's Day Gifts and FavorsValentine's Day Gifts for Sale! Contact Adrianne at ajosano84@gmail or269-635-4890 for more information.

Contact: Adrianne Osano [email protected] 269-635-4890


Items for SaleFor Sale:

Champion Juicer only used a couple of times- Asking $175.00

Ab Lounge - Asking $ 50.00

Keyboard Yamaha- $50.00


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Tony Little Gazelle- $40.00

2 Glider- $40.00

Kitchen Table- 75.00

Cute Hutch- $ 65.00

2 golf carts- $20.00

MIcrowave/TV stand- $40.00

Call 269-470-4535



Brand New Tabletop Play KitchenRetailed for $30. Asking $20. Brand new and still in the box.

Product description is:

Everything your little one needs to cook up some fun is included in the Play Circle Tabletop Kitchen. Includesplace setting for 2 (knives, forks, spoons, tea cups, saucers). It also comes with a chopping knife, pot, fryingpan, spatula, potato masher, and large spoon. The cutting board slides in and out and the shelves are perfectfor storing cups and saucers. For 3 years and up.

Tabletop kitchen for kids Great for pretend play Place setting for 2 - knives, forks, spoons, tea cups, saucers) 1 Chopping knife 1 Pot 1 Frying pan 1 Spatula 1 Potato masher 1 Large spoon Cutting board that slides in and out Shelves for storing cups and saucers. Measures 20"W x 6.88"H x 15.25"D For ages 3 years and up

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Wooden Chair for Sale


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Very sturdy, solid construction. In pristine condition with no scratches or dents. Asking $20.



Car Lease TranferWould like to transfer my car lease, the car is in great condition!

• Car: RAV4 2011• Color: Barcelona Red• Miles: 26,700• Lease Monthly Payment: $342.46• Payment date: every 13th of each month and it goes until June 13th 2014 when the car needs to bereturned.

If you are interested please contact me!

Contact: Ronisia [email protected] 2692407278



Parts L200 Saturn 2001I have several parts from a L200 Saturn 2001.

The parts belong to a car that have 90.000 miles.

Any part you want, please contact me and I will be glad to assist you in your need.

From engine to body parts.

Interior and Exterior, everything you need.

First contacts will be please with choices of parts.


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Full-time Job Opening at Adventist Frontier MissionsFull-time job opening at Adventist Frontier Missions in Berrien Springs, Michigan.

Hourly Position: Accountant.

Duties include

preparation of payroll and related reports for all office and field staffissuing checks for accounts payable and insurance mattersmonitoring bank balancespreparing various reports for audit purposesassisting in the preparation of monthly journal entriesand other duties as needed

Requires an accounting degree or two years of general accountingexperience. Must also have experience with accounting software (preferably TurningPoint), Excel and Microsoft Office. Strict confidentiality and integrity required.Must be detail oriented and still be able to multi-task in a rapid-pacedenvironment. Must be a committed Seventh-day Adventist in good and regular standing.Requires physical activity typical of an office job.

Work hours will be 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Monday – Thursday, and 8 a.m.-2p.m. on Fridays. Position open until filled.

Applicants should submit their resume to [email protected]. Candidates for this position must be willing to submit to a background check.

Contact: Claudia Roedell [email protected] 269-473-4250 x 114

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Piano Lesson Available

Contact: [email protected] 269-277-6609

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Carpool to Union CollegeIs anyone from the Berrien Springs area headed to Lincoln, NE for Spring Break? Or wanting to go there, butneeding a ride? I'm looking to organize a carpool headed that way on Thursday or Friday before break, andcoming back to Berrien on Sunday. Contact me if you're interested! (269)277-0149

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