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Books to Troops
GMC Library sending books to troops in Iraq By Ross Couch – The Union-Recorder MILLEDGEVILLE – Sometime between 1957 and 1975, a United States helicopter pilot fighting in Vietnam found refuge from the war around him in the tales of the wild, wild west through the words of Louis L\’amour, commonly referred to as the […]
July 20, 2005
Academics
Boylans join forces
Boylans join forces for \’Fiddler\’ By Philip Gaffney – The Union-Recorder MILLEDGEVILLE – Age has no boundaries – there is a lively, youthful spirit in all of us. Just ask Peter and Kathy Boylan. Students on campus might see Peter as the \”stuffy, old president\” of Georgia Military College, but the community and students on […]
July 19, 2005
General Interest
Mercer Loved America
Waycross Journal-Herald The death of Sgt. Chad Mercer in Iraq has cast a pall over the upcoming Fourth of July festivities planned in Waycross and throughout much of the Journal-Herald\’s readership area. But if this fine young soldier could speak to us he would simply say, \”I was doing what I wanted to do.\” As […]
July 04, 2005
48th Brigade
Independence Day Thanks
This Independence Day, Georgia Military College honors our students, staff, alumni and members of our extended family who are serving in the armed forces and protecting our freedom. We salute you! We thank you! We remember you!
July 01, 2005
48th Brigade
Top Honors at Camp
Twenty-two GMC High School students recently participated in 鈥淐amp Semaphore,鈥� a summer JROTC Cadet Leadership Camp at Fort Gordon, GA. The camp provided JROTC cadets with challenging, meaningful and practical learning experiences to enhance their skills in leadership, teamwork, and citizenship. These experiences encouraged self-confidence and discipline through hands-on adventure training and interaction with peers […]
June 30, 2005
Prep School
Interim Principal Named
Georgia Military College names interim principal, vice principal By Payton Towns III – The Union-Recorder MILLEDGEVILLE – A day after its principal was named the superintendent in Jones County, Georgia Military College didn\’t look far to find an interim principal and vice president. Lt. Col. John Thornton was named the interim principal and Major Pam […]
June 23, 2005
Prep School
Whistleblower Speaks
Tobacco whistleblower to speak today Dr. Victor DeNoble will be the guest speaker June 22 for the 14th annual National Youth Sports Program and the second Oconee Teen Institute. DeNoble, known as the \”tobacco whistle blower,\” testified before Congress that \”big tobacco\” knew smoking was addictive and they were lying to the public from the […]
June 22, 2005
General Interest
Former Augusta Director Dies
Retired Civil Service AUGUSTA, Ga. – Entered into rest at his residence, Saturday, June 18, 2005, Mr. Walter S. Williams, 87, beloved husband of Mildred \”Dolly\” Williams. Mr. Walter S. Williams was Director of the GMC Fort Gordon Campus from 1978-83, and a firm supporter of GMC, even after his retirement. Funeral services will be […]
June 21, 2005
General Interest
Valdosta Team Wins
The GMC Valdosta Women鈥檚 Softball Team won their first game with a score of 14-5. The team, which competes in the Valdosta City Parks and Recreation Slow Pitch Softball League, is made up of 4 staff members, 2 students, 2 alumni, and friends and family members of GMC students. Way to go ladies!
June 17, 2005
Student Life
Congressman Speaks
Marshall speaks to GMC grads By Matt Barnwell MACON TELEGRAPH STAFF WRITER WARNER ROBINS – Service to others will keep America strong, U.S. Rep. Jim Marshall told graduates of Georgia Military College\’s Warner Robins campus Saturday. \”You can do well for yourselves by doing good to others,\” he said. \”May God give each of you […]
June 14, 2005
Academics
