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From the Office of the President
The United Way Employee Campaign at Andrews—Deadline Extended to Thanksgiving!
Andrews employees should have received a personalized e-mail message from President Andreasen regarding this year’s campaign and instructions on how you can participate. Please note that when using the online giving method, you must now enter your Andrews e-mail address as your username in ALL CAPS. Contact the Office of the President if you did not receive your personalized e-mail or if you have questions. Learn more about what United Way does right here in Southwest Michigan by visiting www.uwsm.org. (Posted 10/14/09)
Events
(listed in chronological order)
AU's Got Talent
Saturday, Nov. 7
8 p.m.
Howard Performing Arts Center
Auditions have been held and a showcase of the best of the best at AU has been selected for the AU's Got Talent Social Recreation-sponsored event. Winners will receive cash prizes totaling $1000 as follows: $400 for 1st place, $300 for 2nd, $200 for 3rd, and $100 for 4th place. (Posted 11/2/09)
Junior Preview Weekend
Sunday-Monday, Nov. 8-9
The Junior Preview Weekend is planned for the Lake Union Academies to come as groups, so that high school juniors along with their classmates can become acquainted with Andrews University. On Sunday, students will complete the Amazing AU Experience visiting 24 departments on campus, the Presidential Dinner, worship and bowling. Monday will include a Gymnics performance and two Career Connections with the departments of their choosing — a great opportunity for our guests to step into life at AU. We are planning for 300 students to be present on our campus. Please take the opportunity to make them feel welcome! (Posted 11/3/09)
Second Sunday Series: Choral Invitational
Sunday, Nov. 8
4 p.m.
Howard Performing Arts Center
Andrews University Choral Invitational is pleased to present the St. Joseph High School Concert Choir under the direction of Sara Emerson. This annual event, anchored by the Andrews University Singers, Canta Bella and Pioneer Men's Chorus, will be held in the Howard Performing Arts Center at 4 p.m. on Nov. 8 under the direction of Stephen Zork. Repertoire will include "Lacrimosa" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, "Set Me as a Seal" by René Clausen, "Nada te turbe" by Joan Szymko, "Music in My Mother's House" by David Moore, "Turkey in the Straw" by Dwight Bigler, "Some Folks" by Stephen Foster arranged by Mark Hayes, "All the Things You Are" arranged by Ward Swingle, "Tango To Evora" by Jon Washburn and "Good Night, Dear Heart" by Dan Forrest. This is a free concert. No tickets required. (Posted 10/28/09)
Senior Saxophone Recital: John Clark
Sunday, Nov. 8
7 p.m.
Howard Performing Arts Center
The Department of Music presents a Senior Saxophone Recital given by John Clark on Sunday, Nov. 8 at 7:00 p.m. in the Howard Performing Arts Center. The recital is free and all are welcome. (Posted 11/4/09)
LLU School of Pharmacy Interviews
Wednesday, Nov. 11
Shastin Rains, Loma Linda University School of Pharmacy recruiter, will be on campus November 11, 2009 to interview and consult with students who may be interested in attending Loma Linda School of Pharmacy. Sign up for an appointment in the Student Success office, Nethery Hall, room 204. For additional information contact Darla at (269) 471-6096. (Posted 11/4/09)
School of Business Administration Career Fair
Wednesday, Nov. 11
10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Chan Shun Hall Lobby
The School of Business Administration’s Career Fair will be held on Wednesday, November 11, in the lobby of Chan Shun Hall. Approximately 15 companies will participate in the Career Fair this year. School of Business Administration students who are planning to graduate in December 2009, May 2010, or August 2010 and are interested in business positions are encouraged to bring their one-page resume to the MMIS Department (CSH218) by Tuesday, Nov. 3 so it can be included in the resume book. (Posted 9/14/09)
Adventist Forum
Saturday, Nov. 14
3:30 p.m.
Biology Amphitheater (Science Complex, Price Hall 106)
Adventist Forum presents: “Academic Freedom and Accreditation on Faith-Based Campuses” by Richard Osborn, PhD. Dr. Osborn, from Alameda, CA, is Associate Director of the Western Association of Schools & Colleges Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges/Universities. The forum will be at 3:30 p.m., Nov. 14, 2009 in the Biology Amphitheater (PH106).
Adventist Forum is open to the public. All are welcome. To join the chapter, contact Art Robertson at robertsa2@earthlink.net or call 471-7150. Please plan to come join in the discussion! (Posted 11/2/09)
AUSA/SBA Game Night
Saturday, Nov. 14
6 p.m.
Chan Shun Hall Lobby
The School of Business Administration and AUSA invite you to Game Night! Come out to enjoy a fun night of games, food and friends. Xbox and Wii stations will be set up, and board games and card games will also be out. You may bring your own games. Pizza will be served at 6:30 p.m. along with drinks and snacks. (Posted 11/4/09)
KASA Korean Culture Night
Saturday, Nov. 14
7-10 p.m.
Burman Hall
The Korean-American Student Association will hold a Korean Culture night on Nov. 14 at the Living Springs Fellowship (Berrien Springs Korean Church). (Posted 10/23/09)
Graduate Student Turkey Bowl
Saturday, Nov. 14
8:30-11:30 p.m.
Chippewa Bowl, South Bend
Graduate students are invited to come and join in the fun of a Turkey Bowl, co-sponsored by the Office of Social Recreation and the Graduate Student Association! Sign up at the Office of Student Life and bring $5 to cover bowling and shoe rental. Children are invited as well! Choose to use the bus or find your own transportation. (Posted 11/3/09)
Free Self-Defense Classes for Women
Sundays, Nov. 15, Nov. 22, Dec. 6
4-8 p.m.
Lamson Health Club on the campus of Andrews University
All women (ages 14 and up) are invited to this free RAD (Rape Aggressive Defense). The program focuses on personal safety, which includes information on awareness and risk reduction. Work at your own pace as you learn self defense techniques for all types of confrontations from Berrien County officers. Participants must be at least 14 years of age. Girls between14-16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. This free seminar is sponsored by the Office of Public Safety. To register, call the Berrien County Sheriff’s Department at 269-983-7141 ext. 7221. (Posted 11/5/09)
Doctoral Defense: Robert Paulson
Sunday, Nov. 15
9-11 a.m.
Administration Building, Board Room #307
Robert Paulson will defend his dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Leadership. Robert’s dissertation title is, “Readiness for Inter-Institutional Collaboration Among Adventist Institutions of Higher Education in North America: Stages of Change.” Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, Bell Hall Room 164 or by calling 471-3109. (Posted 11/5/09)
RMES Multi-Cultural Fair
Sunday, Nov. 15
Noon-2:30 p.m.
Ruth Murdoch Elementary School
Come celebrate and experience the multi-cultural atmosphere that makes RMES special! Ruth Murdoch Elementary School holds its annual Multi-Cultural Fair, complete with food, beverages and desserts from at least 10 different countries, a multi-cultural music program, and more. Everyone's invited: Ruth Murdoch Elementary School, 8885 Garland Ave., Berrien Springs. (Posted 10/27/09)
Seminary Fall Classical Concert
Monday, Nov. 16
7 p.m.
Seminary Chapel
Come enjoy the fun as students and staff, faculty and friends of the Seminary present the Classical Seminary Fall Concert. Admission is free and refreshments follow the program in the Seminary Commons. This Fall’s program includes vocals by Chloe Lewis and Cristina Piccardi, a classical guitarist, the Staff Flute Quartet, James North at the organ, a soprano sax number, and the Seminary String Quartet playing the haunting melodies of Ignatz Waghalter’s String Quartet in D Major. (Posted 11/3/09)
Doctoral Defense: AnnMarie Cutting
Wednesday, Nov. 18
9–11 a.m.
Administration Building, Board Room #307
AnnMarie Cutting will defend her dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Counseling Psychology. AnnMarie’s dissertation title is, “Counselor Religiosity and Its Relationship to the Willingness to Encourage Forgiveness and Reconciliation in Clients.” Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, Bell Hall Room 164 or by calling 471-3109. (Posted 11/5/09)
Doctoral Defense: Obed Jimenez
Friday, Nov. 20
9–11 a.m.
Administration Building, Board Room #307
Obed Jimenez will defend his dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Religious Education. Obed’s dissertation title is, “The Relationship Between parental Influence and Christian Spiritual Practices Among Adventist Youth in Puerto Rico.” Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, Bell Hall Room 164 or by calling 471-3109. (Posted 11/5/09)
Doctoral Defense: Albert Reyes
Monday, Nov. 23
9–11 a.m.
Administration Building, Board Room #307
Albert Reyes will defend his dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Leadership. Albert’s dissertation title is, “Intercultural Relationships in Organizational Transformation: A Single Case Study of Baptist University of the Amẻricas.” Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, Bell Hall Room 164 or by calling 471-3109. (Posted 11/5/09)
Doctoral Defense: Terry Anne Lawrence
Monday, Nov. 30
3–5 p.m.
Administration Building, Board Room #307
Terry Anne Lawrence will defend her dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Curriculum and Instruction. Terry’s dissertation title is, “Student’s Perception of Integration of Faith and Learning and Intentional Teaching Strategies at a Christian University.” Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, Bell Hall Room 164 or by calling 471-3109. (Posted 11/5/09)
Doctoral Defense: Kathy Beagles
Tuesday, Dec. 1
1:30–3:30 p.m.
Administration Building, Board Room #307
Kathy Beagles will defend her dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Religious Education. Kathy’s dissertation title is, “The Validity of the Growing Disciples in Community Model Among Adolescents in Seventh-day Adventist Schools in North America.” Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, Bell Hall Room 164 or by calling 471-3109. (Posted 11/5/09)
Doctoral Defense: Sunith Das
Tuesday, Dec. 15
10:30–12:30 p.m.
Administration Building, Board Room #307
Sunith Kumar Das will defend his dissertation in partial fulfillment for the PhD degree in Educational Administration. Sunith’s dissertation title is, “A Study of Perceived Actual Versus Expected Roles of Presidents of Seventh-day Adventist Senior Colleges and Universities in Eleven World Administrative Divisions.” Those wishing to attend must make their request through Anna Piskozub, Bell Hall Room 164 or by calling 471-3109. (Posted 11/5/09)
Peru Study Tour
March 2010
The Study Tour to Peru next March, 2010, still has a few openings. If you have been considering going on this tour, or would like information about going, please email, call or stop by NH123 for more information. This tour is sponsored by the Department of Behavioral Sciences and only goes every other year. Contact Bev Peck 471-3152, or bpeck@andrews.edu. (Posted 10/1/09)
SBA Europe 2010 Study Tour
May 2010
The School of Business Administration is planning a Study Tour to Europe in May, 2010. We will visit Switzerland, France, and England. There are a few places left and $200 will secure your spot. Three academic credits in business can be earned on the trip, and can be used in most programs. For more information, visit http://www.andrews.edu/sba/tour2010/STUDYTOUR.pdf. (Posted 10/15/09)
Key Dates from Enrollment Management
If you see a visitor on our campus, please give them a smile and make them feel welcome.
University Preview Days
March 7-8, 2010
April 11-12, 2010
University Preview for Lake Union Conference Juniors
November 8-9, 2009
Cardinal Classic Basketball Tournament
February 18-20, 2010
Music Festival for Academy Students
March 3-6, 2010
Standout Spiritual Retreat for High School students
April 16-18, 2010
(Posted 6/22/09)
Campus Announcements
General
Order Your Cardinal Yearbook
Charge your yearbook, the Cardinal, to your student account. Simply e-mail the Cardinal Editor, Lauren Popp, at popp@andrews.edu. Be sure to include your name and ID#. The cost is $55 each. Orders must be received by Dec. 1 to be assured of receiving a book. (Posted 11/5/09)
Honors Christmas Toy Drive
The J.N Andrews Honors Program is beginning its Christmas toy drive to provide new toys for underprivileged children 3-15 years of age. Please bring NEW toys with a price range of $5-$20 to the Honors Office (Nethery Hall 100) anytime between now and Dec. 4. Your donations will be distributed to children in Benton Harbor served by the Andrews University Outreach Ministries team. Thank you in advance for your participation in this Honors Program service outreach. (Posted 11/6/09)
Faculty Staff Committee List
The new faculty and staff committee list is now posted http://commdb.andrews.edu. Login to see which committee assignments you hold or to view a listing of all university boards, committees and councils. (Posted 11/5/09)
Consider Becoming a Certified Fitness Professional!
The Department of Nutrition & Wellness offers a unique new minor in Fitness Education. This minor provides the opportunity to get the practical experience necessary to enter the professional fitness world. Upon completion of the minor, students will be equipped and ready to become certified fitness professionals. Fitness & Exercise Studies has become educational partners with the American Council on Exercise (ACE), which will allow Andrews to offer certifications, including personal training and group fitness instructor, upon completion of the minor. The Fitness Education minor requires 22 credits and a list of courses can be found at www.andrews.edu/cas/fitness. Learn more by contacting Dominique Wakefield, director of fitness & exercise studies, at wakefiel@andrews.edu. (Posted 11/5/09)
Andrews University Singers on 3ABN
The Three Angels Broadcasting Network (3ABN) begins a year-long celebration of its 25th Anniversary this weekend, Thursday-Saturday, Nov. 5-7. Andrews University’s select touring choir, the Andrews University Singers, has been invited to be a part of this celebration by giving the debut performance of seven original compositions describing the pillars of the Adventist faith. The pieces will be performed on Friday evening at the Battle Creek Tabernacle, with live television coverage beginning at 7 p.m. EST. The University Singers will also be involved in a 30 minute recording session of music from the choir’s repertoire, scheduled to air on 3ABN in December. For more information about the 3ABN 25th Anniversary Celebration, visit www.3abn.org. To learn more about the Andrews University Singers and the Department of Music, call (269) 471-3555. (Posted 11/2/09)
ELT members/Teacher Certification Students:
The CPR/First Aid certification class has been moved to November 22 at 9 a.m. The sign-up sheet is in the Department of Teaching, Learning & Curriculum at Mrs. Miller's desk (BH014). Prices for classes will be listed. Please remember that you need these certifications to student teach. This is a one-shot opportunity for a Sunday class and is subsidized for you as a benefit of being an ELT Club member. (Posted 11/2/09)
Student Presentations Needed at Martin Luther King Symposium
The School of Education is sponsoring a symposium for the local academic community. You are invited to present a paper addressing the theme for this year, "The Beloved Community: Transforming Minds...Redeeming Humanity". There will be a $200 honorarium for each person chosen to present a paper. We are looking for four 20 minute presentations. If you are interested in presenting please submit an outline of your proposed paper to Dr. Lee Davidson (rld@andrews.edu) in TLC by November 20. If your paper is chosen you will be notified by December 1. The Symposium will be held Jan. 19, 2010, at 6 p.m. (Posted 11/2/09)
Social Awareness During the Thanksgiving/Christmas Season
Have you been blessed this year? Why not spread the blessing by helping others during the holiday season! The AU Staff Senate is encouraging departments to help a needy family. Instead of buying presents for your department, coordinate your efforts by collecting funds, buying food, or giving a warm coat, boots, or gloves. Departments wishing to get involved can “adopt a family” by contacting Sue Wein or Mari Aker at Family and Graduate Housing, 471-6979. Spread the joy and love this holiday season! (Posted 10/28/09)
Andrews University Christmas Cards
The Office of Integrated Marketing & Communication has designed official University Christmas cards and we want to give you the opportunity to use them as your department/office card. There are 8 different versions, each one reflects a festive “50 Years as Andrews University” theme. The cards are available for order now. Visit http://www.andrews.edu/services/imc/services/christmas-cards.html to view the options and learn more about this opportunity. (Posted 11/3/09)
Submit Campus Announcements to the Andrews Agenda by emailing agenda@andrews.edu
Community Announcements
Celebratory Concert marking the 150th anniversary of St. Paul's Episcopal Church Dowagiac, Mich.
Sunday, Nov. 8, 2009
7 p.m.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 306 Courtland St., Dowagiac, Mich.
The community is invited to a special concert planned in celebration of St. Paul's Episcopal Church’s 150th anniversary. It is the oldest public building in Dowagiac. The concert will feature the church's music director Linda Mack as soloist in several works for organ or harpsichord and chamber orchestra. Members of the Andrews University Sinfonietta led by Claudio Gonzalez will join Mack in the Organ Concerto in B-Flat by Handel, a church Sonata for Organ and Strings by Mozart, and "Psalm 121 for Organ and Strings" composed in 2009 by St. Joseph, Michigan composer James Kraus. The program will also feature 19th century folk hymns that would have been popular at the time that the church was built. They will be sung by Canto Dulcis, a female vocal group made up of Andrews Faculty specializing in a capella singing. The concert will conclude with Johann Sebastian Bach's popular Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 featuring Mack (harpsichord), Gonzalez (violin), Katie Lewis (flute) and the Andrews University Sinfonietta. The concert is free and open to the public. For more information contact: Linda Mack 269-471-3114 or the church 269-782-7033. (Posted 11/5/09)
Support the Troops Box Drive
Each holiday season, the Blue Star Mothers, a non-profit organization of mothers of military personnel, organize a drive to collect packages to be sent to soldiers overseas for Christmas. Anyone who would like to donate items to be shipped can drop them off at the Gazebo, Monday-Thursday, 6 a.m.-3 p.m. Suggested items include AA batteries, granola bars, disposable cameras, flip flops, solid deodorant, sunscreen, hard candy, gum, DVD/CDs, etc. The boxes will be packed on Saturday, Nov. 14, 1-4 p.m. at the Michigan Lutheran High School on Marquette Woods road, and volunteers are invited to help. Co-curricular credit will be offered for Andrews students. For more information, contact Gyl at (269) 473-6725. (Posted 11/3/09)
The Living Room Worship Service
The Living Room was created to make a comfortable place for people to come and worship the Lord because sometimes it's hard to get up early, and new environments can be tough. This worship service is an informal and unplugged, commercial-free service that starts at 4:00 PM every Saturday afternoon at the St. Joseph Seventh-Day Adventist church (1201 Maiden Ln.). All are invited to come as they are and to bring friends, church-going or not. Come join us as we worship God through songs of loudest praise, prayer, personal testimonies, and the open study of His Word. For more information visit www.thelivingroomsite.com. (Posted 11/3/09)
Something in Common Sabbath School
Sabbaths, Oct. 17-Nov. 21, 2009
PMC Commons
"From Anger to Intimacy" DVD series with Gary Smalley and Ted Cunningham begins on October 17. Anger begins as frustration, hurt or fear. When you don't deal with these deeper emotions, they intensify and fester into resentment and rage--and the affectionate intimacy you long for in your relationship is driven away. Yet everyone experiences anger at one time or another...so how can you cope when it surfaces and strengthen the connection between you and your spouse? Through six teaching and Bible study sessions, they show you how sharing that pain leads to deep intimacy and a marriage that will go the distance. We meet in the PMC Commons room at 10:00 each Sabbath morning.
Church & Society Lectureship
Sabbath, Nov. 7
9:30 a.m.
All Nations Church, Berrien Springs
Diversity trainer and pastor Walter Douglas will be the featured presenter at the church and society lectureship at the All Nations Church. Three sessions, beginning at 9:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., and 2 p.m. will discuss diversity and its impact on the church. (Posted 11/2/09)
Adventist Retirees of Michiana Potluck
Sunday, Nov. 8
1 p.m.
Village Church Family Center
Bruce Moyer will speak about Gospel Outreach, an Adventist Mission organization, and will discuss the satellite TV project in Iran and other developments in the Muslim world. The next ARM potluck and meeting is Nov. 8 at 1 pm at the Village Church Family Center. If you are retired, whether a church worker or not, you are invited to come. Table service will be provided. (Posted 11/4/09)
Spiritual Revival
Wednesday-Sabbath, Nov. 11-14
All Nations Church, Berrien Springs
The "Days of Elijah" spiritual revival will examine themes from the biblical times of Elijah that relate to the present. This revival, held Nov. 11-14 at the All Nations Church in Berrien Springs, features presenters Michelle Hill, Mercidieu Barionnette, Pohlmarc Lawrence, and Toni-Marie Hunte. Meetings begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday – Friday and at 11 a.m. on Sabbath. (Posted 11/2/09)
Blood Drive
Wednesday, Nov. 18
3-7 p.m.
Stevensville SDA Church
It's About Life: Give blood at the Stevensville Seventh-day Adventist Church blood drive on Wednesday, Nov. 18. Address: 6657 Stevensville-Baroda Road, Stevensville. Questions? Call (269) 408-1540. (Posted 10/20/09)
Christmas is Coming!
Don't pay high prices for decorations at the big box stores-come to Neighbor to Neighbor first! We have top-quality decor that will please your budget. Putting out quality Christmas items daily. Here's a partial list of the many other items you can expect to find at Neighbor to Neighbor:
Costumes
Toys, games, puzzles
Shoes, purses & clothing
Microwaves, small appliances
Office and school supplies
Hardware & tools
Tables, chairs, other furniture
Candles, floral, crafts
Drop-box for your donations. Shop N2N, Tuesday & Thursday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Posted 10/20/09)
50% Off Dates at Goodwill
Goodwill Niles
918 Silverbrook Ave., Niles, Mich.
The Niles Goodwill store offers 50% sale on the Saturday dates that are listed below. Goodwill Niles would honor a 50% shopping discount on the Sundays following these dates for students with a valid Andrews ID shown to the cashier before their transaction. Tough economic times make this a good opportunity for students, and Goodwill Niles is glad to offer this option to the Andrews community.
November 14
November 28
December 5
December 19
December 26
January 2
(Posted 10/14/09)
Submit Community Announcements to the Andrews Agenda by emailing agenda@andrews.edu
Life Stories
Death of a Student’s Son
The adult son of Marian Prince (PhD student in the Department of Curriculum & Instruction) passed away unexpectedly on Friday, Oct. 30, 2009. He was 33-years-old. Services will be held for Marian’s son on Wednesday, Nov. 4 in Grand Rapids, Mich. Condolences can be sent to:
Marian Prince
Hull Middle School
1716 Territorial Road
Benton Harbor, MI 49022
Please keep Marian and her family in your prayers during this difficult time of loss. (Posted 11/3/09)
Send your Life Stories entries (awards, retirements, new beginnings, births and the passing of loved ones) to agenda@andrews.edu.
Classifieds
Property for Sale
Four Bedroom, Two Bath Home for Sale
409 N Mechanic Street in Berrien Springs
Located in the quaint village of Berrien Springs lies this fantastic find of a home. Conveniently located near stores, the Post Office and schools, this home offers four bedrooms, two full baths, a breakfast nook, a wood burning fire place, a three season room, a full basement, a completely fenced-in yard, a two-car garage and the list goes on! There are so many updates you have to see it to take it all in. This home is spotless and move-in ready. ***Note—The finished basement (36’x25’) and three-season room (16’x17’) are not reflected in the total listed square footage of the home. With these added, the total square footage is just over 3,000 sq. ft. Come experience this home in person or visit bit.ly/BuyThisHouse to see lots of photos and learn more about this fantastic home! Contact Deborah Busch at 269-876-0974 to arrange a viewing. (Posted 10/26/09)
All Brick One-Owner Ranch Home For Sale: Reduced Price
4676 Kimber Lane: Less than 1 mile from Andrews University
Beautiful double landscaped lot. Fenced in back yard. Well-maintained home; New roof, windows, doors, water heater, water conditioner, etc. High efficiency Lennox central heating and air, two-car attached garage, 4/5 bedrooms, 3 baths. Main floor has two/three bedrooms, two baths, study, large living/dining area with fireplace. large kitchen, excellent appliances, laundry area. New four-season sunroom. Complete apartment with separate entrance, two bedrooms, one bath, kitchen, living area. Price is $179,900. FREE $8,000* credit to first-time home buyer or buyer who has not owned a home within the last three years. *Call Dixie Wong, realtor, at 269-473-1234. See at www.homes2love.com. (Posted 10/26/09)
Property for Rent
One-Bedroom House for Rent
Close to Hardings and all downtown Berrien Springs. Suitable for one person. Range and refrigerator are included. $300/month plus utilities. No pets; no smoking. Just repainted, new lineoleum, etc. Cute, clean and cozy! Call 269-277-1358. Available now. (Posted 11/3/09)
Bedroom for Rent
Bedroom in clean and good condition. Bedroom and bathroom recently remodeled. Removable bed, dresser, and bookcase included. Wireless internet is included. ALL utilities are FREE. This rental is only 1 block from the public library (a great place to study) and 5 blocks from Hardings. AU is only a 4-6 minute drive away. Male student only; bathroom and kitchenette are shared with one other male. Only $295/month. Taking reservations for upcoming months. Call Phil Dah at (269) 471-8377. No smoking & drinking on the premises. (Posted 11/2/09)
Room for Rent
Partially furnished bedroom in newly remodeled two bedroom apartment with beautiful view of garden, only 1 mile away from AU. Apartment is occupied by one other quiet and responsible female. Common furnished areas include kitchen, bathroom and living room. Rent is $275 plus utilities (electricity, gas). All other utilities, internet, trash, etc. are taken care of by landlord. Please call (269) 471-3819. Room available for female tenant beginning Nov. 1. (Posted 11/2/09)
Two-Bedroom House for Rent
Cute two-bedroom home for rent, within walking distance of Andrews University. Separate study. Carpet in bedrooms, hardwood floors in living, dining, and study. Fridge & stove. Suitable for couple or possibly a small family. Storage shed. Utility room with washer & dryer hook-ups. No pets/no smoking. $550/month. Available middle of Nov. Call (269) 471-2297. (Posted 10/30/09)
Lost and Found
No current listings.
Miscellaneous for Sale
Television for Sale
32" Phillips HD Digital TV; flat screen, stereo sound with theater, sports, personal or musical options. Cable-ready; great for sports, movies and games. Comes with remote and solid wood television stand. $195. Contact Daniel at yimd@andrews.edu or (269) 471-6461. (Posted 11/5/09)
Garage Sale
Sunday, Nov. 8, 2009
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
9005 Maplewood Dr. Berrien Springs, MI 49103
Items for sale include a complete queen size bedroom set with frame, dressers, and mirror among other small furniture items. There will also be books, movies, records, kitchen supplies, clothing, curtains, linens, decorative floral and wedding arrangements, exercise equipment, among many other miscellaneous items. (Posted 11/5/09)
Washer/Dryer for Sale
Amana top-loading, super-capacity washer with extra rinse option and bleach & fabric softener dispensers and matching dryer for sale. Came with the house I bought, but I have my own set. Probably five to seven years old, and was probably the top-of-the-line models the year they were made. Asking $300 for the washer and $200 for the dryer or $400 for the set. Please contact Carolyn at 471-3742 or 461-3910. (Posted 11/4/09)
Car for Sale
1996 Pontiac Bonneville 4-door car for sale. 165,000 miles, leather interior. Asking $1000 or best offer. Call (269) 208-2460. (Posted 11/3/09)
For Sale
-Table 60" L x 30" W x 26.5" H, walnut top, very strong and durable, black L-shaped metal support, $30. Not folding.
-Two-piece desk set, one with knee hole for sitting at the computer (41.5" L x 23.5" W x 27" H), the other for the printer (23.5" square, 27" H). Both have shelves. Can be placed side by side or around a corner, using the triangular connecting piece. Makes a good study desk and work area. Comfortable height for writing, sewing, hobbies, etc. Lots of storage space and good work surface. $30 for set.
Contact: donnah@andrews.edu.
Moving Sale
Beautiful Yamaha upright piano, $350 or best offer. Adult bedroom set, queen bed with headboard, 2 dressers, 2 bedside tables, $140. Child’s bedroom set, single bed, dresser with mirror and table, $125. Other items: sewing machine, cuckoo clock, 2 high chairs, 25-gallon aquarium tank, lamps, coffee table. Call (269) 471-4174. (Posted 11/2/09)
Leather Jackets for Sale
Two women's leather jackets, 1 brown and 1 black, size XL. Brand new, never worn. Asking $30 each. Call (269) 470-4535. (Posted 10/30/09)
Puppy Play Pens for Sale
Two white puppy play pens, good for small puppies or small dogs. Asking $25. Both in excellent condition. Call (269) 470-4535. (Posted 10/30/09)
Moving/Estate Sale
Nov. 5, 6, & 8
8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
A large moving/estate sale will be held at the Lewis home on Wildberry, off of Shawnee, across from the Fairgrounds (follow the signs). Lots of nice furniture, bookshelves, tools, a snow blower, lawn mowers, a horse trailer, split rail fencing, sewing machines & supplies, home school supplies, bedding, dishes, and much more. Check out Craig's List > South Bend for pictures of furniture. (Posted 10/27/09)
Van for Sale
1999 Chrysler Town & Country. 165,000 miles, dual sliding doors. New: power steering pump, high pressure hose, muffler, and brake lines. Some body damage; cosmetic only, not structural. $1,500 or best offer. Call Stephanie Clough at (269) 921-3295 or email at sassyteffielynne@gmail.com. (Posted 10/27/09)
Color Printer for Sale
Brand new Canon multifunction color printer for sale. Print/copy/scan/fax with this Canon color printer. Includes Automatic Document Feeder, resolutions up to 4800x1200, and a LCD for easy viewing and printing. Compatible with Windows or Mac OSX, $80. Call (269) 471-3897. (Posted 10/27/09)
Guitar for Sale
"Dixon" Acoustic Guitar, used but in great shape, with brand new strings: $75. Call (423) 883-1727 or email markm@southern.edu if interested. (Posted 10/26/09)
Handheld Computer & Video Music Player for Sale
Palm T/X with lots of extras; please see local ad for pics and more info: http://swmi.craigslist.org/ele/1433411150.html.
Creative Vision:M video/music player with tons of extras; please see local ad for pics and more info: http://swmi.craigslist.org/ele/1433638748.html.
Interest or questions? Contact aroldan@misda.org. (Posted 10/23/09)
Employment Opportunities
Front Desk Receptionist/Dental Assistant Position
Brite Dental of Berrien Springs is looking for a front desk receptionist to work on Fridays, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., and to be on call as a dental assistant during the week. They are looking for someone who is a quick learner, friendly, good on the phone, detail-oriented, experienced and skilled with computers, has good customer-service skills, and can multi-task. If you're a fit for this position, please call (269) 471-7970 or email brite-dental@sbcglobal.net. (Posted 11/5/09)
Seeking Babysitter
Babysitter needed for 6 month old on Mondays, 7:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and 6-8:30 p.m. If interested, please call (269) 240-3245. (Posted 10/28/09)
Personal/Services
Seeking Nanny/Babysitter Position
Responsible female with experience seeking a position as a nanny/babysitter. Will also consider similar positions. Email daisiesandbuttercups@gmail.com for references or more information. (Posted 11/4/09)
Housing Needed
Female looking for housing within walking distance of Andrews University, starting spring semester 2010. Please email daisiesandbuttercups@gmail.com. (Posted 11/3/09)
Need a haircut? Only $12
University Barbershop
Call 473-1721.
Visa/MasterCard accepted
Hours are Mon-Thurs-8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fridays from 8 a.m.-2 p.m.; and Sundays 9 a.m.-noon by appt. (Posted 10/26/09)
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