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Von Trapp to Perform at HPAC Sunday, Nov. 13 7 p.m., Howard Performing Arts Center On November 13, Elisabeth von Trapp will be singing at the Howard Performing Arts Center. Born to a rich musical heritage, Elisabeth is the granddaughter of the legendary Mari and Baron von Trapp whose story inspired The Sound of Music. She sings a repertoire of timeless wonders like Rodgers and Hammerstein's Favorite Things, Edelweiss, Gospel music, pop classics and her own compositions. She is accompanied by the elegant arrangements of her guitar and piano.

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AUSA: Bowling, Mini-Golf and Go-Carts! Sunday, Nov. 13 11:30 a.m., Mishawaka Join AUSA for 3 hours of unlimited Bowling, Mini-Golf and Go-Carts at Strikes and Spares in Mishawaka on Sunday, Nov. 13! The bus will leave from PMC's parking lot at 11:30 a.m. and return around 4 p.m. Sign up sheets will be available in Student Life.

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United Way Campaign at 52% of Goal The program is now at $5,200 of a $10,000 goal, and is in need of more support. Dear Colleagues: We are in the midst of our annual support of United Way. The money we and other local institutions provide stays in the area and helps local agencies, schools and support systems meet needs involving families, single parents, children and others who have run into hard times. Some members of our own University family have over the years benefitted from United Way programs. For more information on United Way of Southwest Michigan, please visit http://www.uwsm.org/

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While your participation is completely voluntary, I do encourage you to participate again this year. Pledge forms were sent out three weeks ago and can be remitted to Dalry Payne in the Office of the President (0670). If you would like another form or have a question, feel free to contact Dalry, who has volunteered again this year to coordinate our United Way campaign. Sincerely, Niels-Erik Andreasen President

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VGPS Awarded AUSA Spirit Grant The Village Green Preservation Society (VGPS) has been awarded an AUSA Spirit Grant for the 2011-2012 school year! The grant, totaling $1,200, will be used to purchase recycling bins for the Undergraduate Learning Center, which consists of Buller and Nethery Hall. The AUSA Spirit Grant is an initiative spearheaded by AUSA President Andrew Moll to encourage clubs to create projects that will positively affect campus. The new recycling bins are anticipated to arrive before the end of the semester. Students, staff and faculty can expect to see posters and bulletins to raise awareness on proper recycling and trash disposal methods. VGPS is a student-led group that has existed on campus since it was founded in 2007 by then-student Benjamin Oliver. VGPS has procured recycling bins for various buildings on campus, including residence halls, the Administration Building, Bell Hall, Ruth Murdoch Elementary School, and the Center for Adventist Research.

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Health Monitor: Dominique Wakefield is a "Fitness Fanatic" Fitness is her Calling BERRIEN SPRINGS - Dominique Wakefield has a passion for fitness. It's not only how she lives, but also how she works as she teaches others about the importance of being fit and healthy.

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Getting fit at Andrews BERRIEN SPRINGS - Walk inside the FitZone fitness lab in a small building next to Marsh Hall on the Andrews University campus and you'll see a compact area outfitted with some of the latest fitness equipment. Whether it's exercise balls and resistance bands or elliptical machines, the lab offers Andrews students not only the opportunity to get fit, but also to learn how to teach fitness to others and become certified personal trainers and fitness instructors.

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Southbend Tribune: 'Sound of Music' always with von Trapp Elisabeth von Trapp, a grand-daughter of Georg von Trapp and step-granddaughter of Maria von Trapp from The Sound of Music, performs November 13 at Andrews University's Howard Performing Arts Center in Berrien

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BERRIEN SPRINGS - Dominique Wakefield has a passion for fitness. It's not only how she lives, but also how she works as she teaches others about the importance of being fit and healthy. While she's always had an interest in sports and staying fit herself, her interest in helping others began a few years ago when she was a personal trainer and wellness consultant in Tennessee. "When I started working with those who are obese and overweight, I developed a real passion for helping people make lifestyle changes," she said. "I felt it was really my calling." Although she's now working primarily with students, she's also concerned about obesity and inactivity trends throughout society. "We as a country have a real problem with poor lifestyle habits," she said. "We're sedentary and have poor

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diets. The obesity rates have tripled since the 1980s. "Years ago, people grew their own food and were outside a lot. Now, many jobs involve sitting - as does all the studying students do." She traces her own interest in fitness to her childhood and youth growing up in Germany. Her family was into sports and physical activity, whether it was tennis, swimming, biking, hiking or other sports. She took up tennis seriously when she was 12 or 13 and continued playing when she came to the United States as a foreign exchange student at age 17. Wakefield ended up staying in the states, earning undergraduate and graduate degrees and getting married. She has been at Andrews as the director of fitness and exercise studies in the Department of Nutrition & Wellness since 2008, and was recently named one of 11 "Personal Trainers to Watch" nationally by the American Council on Exercise and Life Fitness. In her view, fitness is not only about starting an exercise regimen but also about making lifestyle changes that help people deal with a variety of chronic health problems ranging from high blood pressure and high cholesterol to arthritis and diabetes. Being just a little bit active improves quality of life and allows people to reap a variety of benefits, such as reducing risk of heart disease and certain types of cancer, as well as increasing bone density and strengthening the heart and lungs. Working to become physically fit also helps relieve symptoms of depression and anxiety, reduces stress, helps with weight loss, boosts mood, improves sleep, increases energy levels and helps prevent lower back pain, she said. She said most people don't understand that there are five components of fitness: cardio-respiratory endurance, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and body composition that's a balance of fat and muscle. "All five areas must be addressed in order to become physically fit," she said. "In general, being fit means your body can meet the demands of daily life without feeling exhausted and being able to meet emergency situations. "Physical fitness is acquired through regular exercise and physical activity. The two terms differ in that exercise is a planned, structured, intentional and repetitive movement to improve physical fitness. Physical activity is any bodily movement that you perform on a daily basis. Increasing both elements intentionally can contribute to physical fitness." Wakefield said her motto has always been that doing something is better than doing nothing. She also stresses that there's no pill or quick fix that will make people fit, and that the idea of "no pain, no gain" is a myth. "The bottom line is that people should not experience pain," she said. "There may be an initial uncomfortable feeling as the body accustoms itself to new movements." She said other exercise and fitness myths are that women who lift weight will get bulky muscles, that spot reducing is possible, that exercise requires a hefty time commitment and that people who exercise can eat whatever they want. Wakefield also isn't fond of most fitness trends. "Personally, I am not a supporter of all new programs," she said. "Some are good, and some are not so good. As a fitness professional, I am always concerned with the effectiveness, appropriateness and safety of all exercises and programs, which is why I am typically quite critical with new programs. "But overall, I am happy to hear if people find an enjoyable program that helps them to move."

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Features Advice for couch potatoes By DEBRA HAIGHT - H-P Correspondent Published: Tuesday, November 8, 2011 1:06 PM EST

BERRIEN SPRINGS - How do you go from being a couch potato to being fit? Andrews University fitness expert Dominique Wakefield has some ideas. Unfortunately, she said, some people think they're getting enough exercise and are fit if they can walk from the parking lot to the store. For them, it's necessary to begin with baby steps. Most people don't need to see a doctor before starting mild to moderate physical activity. But it's a good idea if they've been sedentary for a long time, are older than 35 to 40, and have one or more risk factors such as obesity, high blood pressure and diabetes. Wakefield does recommend seeing a personal trainer for a comprehensive fitness program. Trainers can do initial assessments, set goals, design a program and provide encouragement and motivation. But she said there are plenty of activities people can do without joining a gym. "The first thing I would recommend is to start walking," she said. "If you have done nothing but usually sitting at work and at home, walking is the bottom-line activity that I would recommend." She suggests people start walking outside for 10 to 30 minutes and then try to increase the intensity by walking faster and longer. Bicycling is another option. "Many people actually have bikes, but don't use them," she said. "It is also actually quite cheap to acquire a stand for the winter that you can set your bike into and train at home during the winter months." Besides walking, jogging or biking, people should also incorporate other areas of fitness, including basic stretching and muscular endurance training. Even if people don't have weights, they can do simple calisthenics, using cans and water bottles to add resistance. "Swimming is another great form of exercise, and many public pools are accessible for a minimal charge," she said. Wakefield said a good source of information online is the American Council on Exercise and Life Fitness (ACE) webpage, www.acefitness.org. It has an exercise library, video tutorials, articles, research and more.

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Features Getting fit at Andrews By DEBRA HAIGHT - H-P Correspondent Published: Tuesday, November 8, 2011 1:06 PM EST

BERRIEN SPRINGS - Walk inside the FitZone fitness lab in a small building next to Marsh Hall on the Andrews University campus and you'll see a compact area outfitted with some of the latest fitness equipment. Whether it's exercise balls and resistance bands or elliptical machines, the lab offers Andrews students not only the opportunity to get fit, but also to learn how to teach fitness to others and become certified personal trainers and fitness instructors. Dominique Wakefield, who is in charge of the lab, is the director of fitness and exercise studies at Andrews and assistant chair in the Department of Nutrition & Wellness. Since her arrival in 2008, she has been given the task of revitalizing Andrews' physical education program. There is now a fitness and wellness concentration within the Department of Nutrition & Wellness. Students can minor in fitness education, as well as earn bachelor of science degrees in health and fitness or bachelor of health science degrees in wellness. Students also can become certified through the American Council on Exercise (ACE) and Life Fitness as personal trainers and fitness instructors. Wakefield's efforts also have included increasing the number of fitness opportunities for students and the community. Those opportunities include an annual fitness expo and fun run to inspire people to be fit, a Let's Move Day and working with Pioneer Memorial Church, which has its own health wellness ministry. For her, being fit dovetails with her religious beliefs. "I truly believe that helping others through lifestyle change and fitness is my calling and that our bodies have been wonderfully created by God," she said. She's also proud of her recent honor as one of the top 11 "Personal Trainers to Watch" by ACE. Her husband, Keith, recently graduated from the seminary at Andrews. He is the university's women's soccer coach, and she is his assistant. She received her undergraduate and master's degrees from California State University, Chico, and is working on her doctorate in health through the University of Bath in England.

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Musician and singer Elisabeth von Trapp will be in line at an airport when she mentions her famous surname. The second party in the conversation will recognize that name, von Trapp, from the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical and movie "The Sound of Music." Von Trapp, who performs her "Bach to Broadway, Schubert to Sting" concert Nov. 13 at Andrews University, is the granddaughter of Georg von Trapp and the step-granddaughter of Maria von Trapp. "The Sound of Music" tells the story of the von Trapp family and the international fame that they received for singing. The musical also tells the story of how Maria von Trapp came into the family's life, and why Georg von Trapp decided to leave Austria with his family rather than join the Nazi party. The songs from "The Sound of Music" became pop music standards that have been covered by many artists. The von Trapp saga is true, and forms part of Elisabeth von Trapp's musical legacy. "A journalist who interviewed me said that it's impossible to hear the name von Trapp without thinking of 'The Sound of Music,' " she says. "(The reporter) wanted to know if I saw it as a blessing or a curse." Von Trapp says she can't think of the musical legacy that she received from her grandparents, her father and his siblings as a curse. But the story made popular by "The Sound of Music" contains more than its share of myth, she notes. The guitarist and singer says that the Broadway and Hollywood writers used their creative license even as they adhered to the facts of the von Trapp saga.

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"There are a number of things that are quite different," she says. "The music that is used in the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical is one thing that (her family members) always responded to." She notes that the von Trapp family's concert set list included choral numbers by composers such as Mozart and Bach. Von Trapp also says that the musical and film condensed the timeline. The von Trapps left Austria in 1938 -11 years after Georg and Maria von Trapp got married. Still, von Trapp says that she appreciates "The Sound of Music," books such as Maria von Trapp's "The Story of the Trapp Family Singers" and the German movies "The Trapp Family" and "The Trapp Family in America" for sharing the story of the family's courageous decision to leave Austria and eventually settle in America. Georg von Trapp died in 1947, but the family continued touring and singing until 1957 -- when Elisabeth von Trapp was 3 years old. Von Trapp says that she has been influenced by her family's music, and although von Trapp's own musical career might be overshadowed by her family, as well as the musical and film, she says that her response is not to run from her family's history. Instead, she finds ways to fuse that history with her own musical style. "I grew up in the 1960s and 1970s, and my family stopped performing in the 1950s, when the music really started to change," she says. Von Trapp is a classically trained musician, but she is also a guitar player who came of age musically in the 1960s, when artists such as Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell were bringing folk and other forms of acoustic music to the forefront. She says that some of her musical influences included those artists. That didn't always go over well in the von Trapp family home in Vermont. Her father, Werner, was not a fan of "modern" music, von Trapp says. "My father had a rule that whenever he walked into the house, there had to be classical music playing," she says. Still, he took an interest in his daughter's musical pursuits. Von Trapp says that she showed her father her compositions, and he was always encouraging. "He was thrilled that I was writing my own music," she says. "Because he really loved composing." Staff writer Howard Dukes: [email protected] 574-235-6369 Copyright © 2011, South Bend Tribune

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Passing of Rose Marie Knott The family of Rose Marie Knott is sad to announce her sudden death on Sunday evening, October 30 at her residence in Niles, Michigan. She leaves behind her husband of 58 years, David Knott of Niles, Michigan; her three sons, David (Mary) Knott of St. Johnsbury, VT, Bill (Debby) Knott of Laurel, MD, and Ron (Esther) Knott of Berrien Springs, MI; six grandchildren—all recent or current Andrews University students—Rachel Knott of New Zealand, DJ (Jodi) Knott of Bolivia, Emily Knott of Wilson, MI, Evan Knott and Brady Knott, both of Meier Hall, and Olivia Knott of Lamson Hall; her brother John Galey of Syracuse, NY; and her nephew Daniel (Beverly) Galey of Syracuse, NY. Visitation will be Wednesday, November 2, 6-8 p.m. at Allred Funeral Home in Berrien Springs, MI. The funeral will be on Thursday, November 3 at 4 p.m. at Pioneer Memorial Church on the campus of Andrews University, with visitation one hour before the service. Condolences for family members may be sent: c/o Ronald Knott 6670 Steeplechase Lane Berrien Springs MI 49103 [email protected] Memorials gifts may be made to: Caledonia Christian School, PO Box 3, St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 The Adventist Review New Believers Program, 12501 Old Columbia Pike, Silver Spring MD 20904. Andrews Academy (for the sacred music library), 8833 Garland Avenue, Berrien Springs, MI, 49104

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Berrien County Diaper Drive Please join the University Medical Center and the Berrien County Great Start Parent Coalition (and others, including the Village Church) in helping out with a county-wide Diaper Drive being held from October 30–November 30. The goal is to collect at least 15,000 diapers for children ages 0-5. Donations will go to local food banks, shelters and home visiting programs throughout Berrien County. Drop off your diaper donations to the University Medical Center, Lakeland Physical Therapy or South County ENT (both in the University Medical Center building) during office hours. Here is a snapshot of the need: - More than 1 in 4 children in Berrien County ages 0-5 lives in poverty - Cost for diapers range from $75-100/month - 36% of mothers living in poverty regularly run out of diapers for their child - Food assistance programs (e.g. WIC, Food Stamps) do not cover diapers. About 20.9% of residents in Berrien County receive food assistance. - Babies who remain in dirty diapers for prolonged periods are susceptible to diaper rash, infections and other health problems - Babies who experience severe diaper rashes often cry more than babies without diaper rashes. Excessive crying coupled with the stress of living in need can lead to child abuse - Babies who cry excessively are most likely to be victims of shaken baby syndrome Please help in donating diapers throughout this month!

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Harbor Habitat in Urgent Need of Volunteers! There is an urgent need for volunteers, ages 16 and older, at Harbor Habitat! Harbor Habitat is a local division of Habitat for Humanity in Benton Harbor, helping families to get started on their new lives. Volunteers do not need to have any special skills – they only need to be willing, mobile and able to follow directions. This particular project consists of helping a young family in a very uncomfortable living situation. They have been waiting over a year as Harbor Habitat secured the funds to build their home. Although the funds have ben raised and met, there is a shortage of volunteers to help build the house at this time of the year. Fortunately, there is a dedicated group of retirees that go out every Thursday to build, but alone, it would take them until late spring to finish. In order to get the family into their home by Christmas, 8-10 volunteers are needed to come out on Tuesdays, Wednesday and Fridays for the next 6 weeks. The build days begin at 8 a.m. with devotions and end at 3 p.m. If you feel the urge to make this project a priority, please share it with those around you and offer your services by contacting Jody at 269-925-9635.

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Revive - The 144 000 Title "Redeemed from the Earth" Subtitle - Who are the mysterious 144, 000 in the book of Revelation? Speaker: Richard Marker Richard Marker is a former president of the Greater New York Conference. He is now a speaker for Amazing Facts. He will share some facinating inisights about the end time events and how his understanding of Adventis mission and purpose affected his personal ministry as a conference president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and today as evangelist. Elder Marker's presentation is entirely based on the Scriptures and Spirit of Prophecy. He will be presenting this message in three parts. You don't want to miss part 1, starting this Friday at the Biology Amphitheatre at 7: 30 pm. Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4 lectures will be held in Fil-Am SDA Church, 9: 45 am 2: 30 pm and 4 pm. Fil-Am SDA Church address:

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For Sale: All Brick HOME FOR SALE: 4833 East Hillcrest: ENJOY a Wooded Ravine Lot with an All Brick Home within walking distance of Andrews University. This home was built to last a long time.....you must see it to appreciate the Solid Beamed Wooden Cathedral Ceilings, Stone Fireplace, Extra Kitchen, Extra Fireplace, Large Deck, 4-Car Garage and Lots of Parking. This 3-5 Bedroom, 3 Bath Home with Recreation Room has JUST BEEN REDUCED $10,000. You can view this home on my web site at www.Homes2Love.com or see the home by appointment by calling Dixie at 269-473-1234 or see the home at the OPEN HOUSE this SUNDAY 3-4 PM on November 13,2011. Learn more at www.SmartBuildingChoices. Contact Dixie L. Wong-Broker/Owner for more information at [email protected] or by calling 269-473-1234.

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Apartment for Rent LUXURY basement one bedroom apartment for rent in private house in walking distance from the University. Newly finished in 2008. Includes utilities—AC, hot air, electrical, water, sewer, garbage pick-up—laundry, and internet. $350/mo + deposit. Male occupancy only (shared kitchen and shower with two other males). Available immediately.

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Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Duplex Available for Rent There is rental available immediately on 8942 Kephart Lane, Unit 2, Berrien Springs. Information: -Two bedroom duplex with an attached garage -Working air conditioner -No smoking/pets -Rent is $525 per month -Tenant is responsible for lawn mowing with provided push mower If interested, contact Gary at 269-449-1219 or [email protected]. A $525 security deposit and a $20 non-refundable charge for a credit check will be required.

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Monday, November 7, 2011

4th Housemate Wanted Cute Home within 20 minute walking/ 3 minute driving distance from Campus. A group of mixed Graduate students is looking for a 4th housemate. All are fairly quite and relaxed people that are focused on studies. Enjoy having gathering at the house during the weekends, i.e. sabbath potluck or game nights. Amenities that are included: -Room with large closet for each housemate -Garage -Laundry: Washer and Dryer -Screened in back patio -Large Kitchen w/ dishwasher -Plenty of storage space

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Found: A Ring A ring, possibly an engagement ring, was found last week on the sidewalk by Marsh and Hamel Hall. Call 269-921-2865 if you feel this belongs to you.

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2007 Nissan Altima For Sale. . .2007 Nissan Altima 2.5 S. Asking $10,175 - Currently has 82,400 miles, many of which were added in the last couple years. New tires in July, no problems - just don't need the car anymore (bought it to save on gas when traveling frequently). Gets 36 Hwy/27 Local MPGs. More pics, or contact me for details. Thanks!

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Monday, November 7, 2011

Free TV & Bed Set! Free color TV set! It is a used, 20 inch TV without the remote. Free used Full Bed Set! It comes with a frame, foundation and mattress. For either items, contact Fernando Canale at 269-471-4394 or [email protected].

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AIM Employment opportunity Adventist Information Ministry is seeking a student to assist our Administrative Assistant. A two-year minimum commitment, flexible work schedule and community-based full-time student is desired that will have 12-15 hours a week during regular business hours. Applicants will have clerical and computer skills and excellent communication skills. Beginning rate of pay is $8 per hour. Andrews Academy seniors will be considered if they will be attending Andrews in the fall.

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Hair Braiding

Looking for someone to do your braids in a style of your choice? I'm available and prices are very affordable! Please call 269-471-6918 or email me at [email protected] to schedule an appointment.

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