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A collection of pictures that have appeared on ColumbiaMagazine.com and in the print edition of Columbia! Magazine. Photos are sorted from most recent to oldest. To see more pictures, click the "View the next..." link at the bottom of this page. To find a specific photo, try our Search Page.
Teaching your dog the importance of literature
2021-04-23 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Pen.
Most guides on the internet will list food, water, shelter, and exercise as key to your dog's health and happiness. What few of them mention is the importance of a rich cultural environment for your dog. In this photo, nine-year-old Hailey Waggener reads poetry to Churchill the Dog.
Research has shown that dogs are more receptive to poetry about themselves, so Hailey has written something appropriate, extolling his virtues and comparing Churchill's mane to that of a Mighty Lion. She has provided it on a single sheet of paper, in case he'd like to taste the poem after hearing it.
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Remembering Jerry Holt with tree planting
2021-04-23 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Catherine Wibbels.
Columbia Rotary Club, Adair County Garden Club, and members of the Lindsey Wilson College Family, planted a Redbud tree as living tribute in memory of Jerry Holt. Those present for the tree planting were: Joan Dulworth, Jerry's Wife; Chris Haskell, Jerry and Joan's Neighbor; Catherine Wibbels, Columbia Rotary Club President and Women's Resident Director at Lindsey Wilson College; Ted Caldwell, Veteran and Rotarian; Brandon Roark, Rotarian and LWC Men's Area Coordinator; Shelby Herchenrader, Rotarian and LWC Women's Resident Director; Abe Cross, LWC Assistant Dean of Students; and Chris Schmidt, LWC Dean of Students.
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Alphi Kappa Phi Review published
2021-04-22 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson College.
The Alphi Kappa Phi Review, a Scholarly Journal of Undergraduate Research in the Humanities, was officially published online yesterday at Lindsey Wilson College. Faculty co-sponsors Dr. Karolyn Steffens and Dr. Rachel Carr along with editors and contributors to the journal held a ceremony on the quad of the A.P. White Campus of Lindsey Wilson College to discuss their research and contributions in this year's journal. Contributors (L-R) Landon Simmons, Alexandra Wilson, Anna Ford, Jessica Armstrong, Charlotte Archey and BethAnne Swick gathered for a group photo immediately following the ceremony.
Alpha Kappa Phi is the LWC Chapter of the Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society. To read the 2021 Volume VII version visit: https://www.lindsey.edu/academics/majors-and-programs/English/Journals.cfm
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Leaving Green, Heading West, Nelson Nevada (Day2)
2021-04-22 - Nelson, NV - Photo by Robert Ellis, Robert Ellis Woodworking.com.
Robert writes, "On day two of our trip, William and I headed out of Vegas and drove a little over 40 miles to the old Techatticup Gold Mine in the town of Nelson (or what's left of the town). At one time it was the oldest, richest and most famous gold mine in Southern Nevada, and it's located in scenic Eldorado Canyon.
Our target was a collection of vintage cars, buildings and relics that had been collected over the years, assembled and placed in such a way as to attract tourists, photographers, or just about anyone who wants to step back in time...to get a glimpse of the old west. Hollywood, with a couple of movies, magazine shoots, weddings, and speaking with the owner, photographers from all over the world have visited the place. Nevertheless we were still both elated to have such an opportunity to walk around and play the photographer!"
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Dogwood Winter?
2021-04-22 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Alice Steele.
Speculation is that the cold and snow are part of Dogwood Winter in these parts. Photographer Alice Steele shared this beautiful collection of Dogwood trees near her.
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