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Bring on the Rain

By JillT
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Photo by: Anna Albonetti

Luckily we have some pretty talented students on campus who like to take pictures. Thanks to Anna Albonetti, a junior, she helped capture the weekend and we're here to give you a little taste of what it was like (you know, in case you were out of town or something).
Continue reading Bring on the Rain.

Spring Flowers

By JillT
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We're excited to see these again outside of Ezell, gracing the front of our Bell Tower. Hold out, we can feel Spring coming guys!

Jareth at The Belcourt

By Logan Hartline
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Photo by: TriStar Pictures

If you happen to love the 1986 Jim Henson/George Lucas collaborative film Labyrinth then you're in luck: Labyrinth will be showing on both Friday and Saturday at The Belcourt. 
This should wet your appetite until then. 

Homecoming 2010

By JillT
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Photo by: Libby Barker

For those who couldn't make it to our game on Saturday, here is a picture of our Homecoming Court. Congratulations to all who were voted onto the court!

Lipscomb Ultimate

By Logan Hartline
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Photo by: Jonathan Lindsay

Yes. Lipscomb has an Ultimate Frisbee team. This picture was taken over the weekend at a tournament at Vanderbilt, Music City Tune-Up. If you can, be sure to find out when they're playing next to support them! Bangarang!

Snow Birds

By JillT
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Photo by: Anna Albonetti

Okay, if we're going to have the snow at least people are enjoying it! (Maybe not the guy on the bottom in this picture..) Here's to a winter that we will never forget!

State of The Union

By Logan Hartline
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Photo by: The White House

Last night marked the first State of Union Address by president Barack Obama. This picture was one of many standing ovations that occurred during his speech.

Wind Advisory

By JillT
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Photo by: blogrodent

Be careful if you're out today, there is a wind advisory and it's getting pretty gusty. But at least it's not raining, right?

Nashville Plaza Model?

By Logan Hartline
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Photo by: Richard Call

This picture of the downtown judicial plaza looks like a play model. A play model that we'd like to play in. Well, don't be tricked: this shot is completely real. The photographer used a camera trick of the trade called "tilt shift." Google it. You'll see some pretty cool results.

LU Bison

By Logan Hartline
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Photo by: LU Admissions

This picture is a portrait of a Lipscomb Legend: Lu. Lu is the face for Lipscomb Athletics as well as the marker for striking fear in the hearts of our opponents. We love Lu and are proud of him. Now if we could just keep him from leaving us those "gifts" on the grass...

NYSE=10,000

By Logan Hartline
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Photo by: loganhartline

Our picture today is in honor of the market somehow managing to make it back up to 10,000 points. Now maybe they can start paying for this huge flag.

Daytime at Midnight

By Logan Hartline
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Photo by: Chase Clayton

Wulu doesn't know what effect is happening here, but we know it's not photoshop. Check out more of these pictures on Chase's Facebook.

Bye, bye, flowers!

By JillT
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These are beautiful, but we're pretty excited for the empty trees and crisp air. It's a beautiful day and it's still pretty warm, so we think maybe we'll head to Centennial and throw a frisbee before it really gets too cold...

Cheekwood In a New Light

By WULU

 

cheekwood morning.JPGHere's a picture taken at the Cheekwood Botanical Gardens in some soft morning light.  Cheekwood is a favorite spot for Nashville's photography buffs, and the gardens will be opening early this Saturday to give amateur photographers the chance to catch some rare shots.  If you can pull yourself out of bed tomorrow, you can start shooting the gardens at 6 A.M.

Behind The Lens

By Logan Hartline
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For those of you who have been through Starbucks this morning, you may have seen this guy. He's taking pictures of campus scenes, students, and whatever else encompasses the Lipscomb community. He has taken pictures of former Presidents Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton as well as former Vice President Al Gore and current Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. His name is Billy Howard, and he is our picture of the day.

Where are you blue skies?

By Logan Hartline
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Today is dreary. This picture seems lovely. It's nice to look at days we take for granted on a day like today! Sun come out!

Rain, rain go away, snow again another day

By Logan Hartline
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Photo by: ep715

Today in honor of those braving the rain, our picture encompasses all that we truly wish would be happening today. School gets out when it snows, not when it rains. So, we're hoping for snow in the mid-future. (This is not likely to happen).

A True Ambassador

By JillT
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Photo taken from the Lipscomb website


Assuming you were at Convocation yesterday (we sure were!), you will probably recognize the man in this picture shaking President Lowry's hand. It is His Excellency Jocelyn Radifera and he attended and spoke as the Ambassador of Madagascar in an effort to encourage all of our Malagasi students during this rough time of political turmoil in Madagascar. It was touching and truly moving to hear his words, and we really want to know if he was serious when he said he blackmailed the current regime... 

Editorial Feature: Rebekah Osteen

By JillT
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Rebekah Osteen is a senior at Lipscomb University. She is a Graphic Design major but enjoys photography and hopes to pursue a career in it in the future. You can access her blog here.


Well, before I tell you how I met Glenda today, here's how I spent my Friday afternoon...

I grabbed my camera, Bible, and journal, and hopped in my car and headed downtown. This afternoon was absolutely gorgeous and I really just wanted to drive around with no real sense of direction, and maybe take some pictures along the way. My adventure started at Centennial Park where I sat for about an hour, where I prayed over our city and worshipped.

Next stop was Capitol hill. I love this place mainly because of the view. It overlooks Bicentennial Mall and is at one of the highest points in all of downtown Nashville.

Then, I went over to Marathon Village. Marathon Village is a small community of designers, photographers, film producers, and other artists. Where it is located is in the old Marathon Motors warehouse. Needless to say, there's alot of history here.

Continue reading Editorial Feature: Rebekah Osteen.

Parthenon

By Logan Hartline
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There's not a lot to say about this striking picture of The Parthenon other than we would like to think this is how it looked in Ancient Greece,... yes, with the lights too.

But not likely.
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