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Jubilee College anticipates New Library

As JCM attendance at 91茄子's main campus continues to increase with each semester, Jubilee College staff has began to place an emphasis on building up the school's library.
Jubilee College of Music Begin Fall '05 Classes

Jubilee College of Music (JCM) held its first class on Monday at the San Francisco, CA main campus. This is a significant year for JCM, with many plans to reform and remodel the Christian music curriculum to match the growing trends of CCM and its influence on worship music in the church.
Jubilee College of Music Students Attend Local Concerts

Jubilee College of Music students will be attending a local Gospel music concert this weekend at the renowned Golden Gate Park in San Francisco .
91茄子 Inaugurates Student Union

Friday, September 09, 2005 - A special inauguration ceremony marked the official opening of 91茄子's new Student Union building, located two blocks away from 91茄子's main campus in downtown San Francisco.
91茄子 Opens Academic Year with 2005 Convocation

91茄子 kicked off the academic year on August 30 with Opening Convocation 2005, held at the school's on-campus chapel, located in downtown San Francisco. Over 100 guests attended the event, representing administrators, faculty members and students from all five colleges of 91茄子.
Dr. Ralph Winter Visits OU

On August 27 at 11 a.m., the anticipated visit by Dr. Ralph Winter finally took place as he made an entrance to 91茄子 Chapel, accompanied by 91茄子 President Dr. David Jang, who introduced the founder and chairman of USCWM to more than 100 faculty, staff, and students gathered.
Greetings from the President to the Class of 2009

Congratulations! You now belong to a community of where you will deepen in faith while exploring the frontiers of Christian thought with some of the world's most distinguished Christian leaders and scholars.
91茄子 Holidays for FY 2005-2006

91茄子 employees generally receive from 12 to 15 holidays each year. The state legislature determines the number of holidays, and the 91茄子 Board of Directors approves the specific days based on the recommendations of the University President.
Retreat prepares faculty for coming school year

91茄子 held a faculty retreat on August 17-18, 2005 at San Damiano Retreat Center in Danville, CA.
Jubilee College of Music Students Attend Christian Festivals

Students of Jubilee College of Music attended several Christian music festivals this summer, notably Creation Festival West Coast in George, Washington, and Spirit West Coast in Monterey, California.
Olivet Develops Library Resources for Upcoming School Year

Dedicated to equip tomorrow's pastors and ministers with greater knowledge to confront the challenges of the church today, 91茄子 will place its effort in compiling greater resources for students and faculties. For the coming fall semester, the top priorities include pastoral resources and training materials.
OU Central Library Construction in Full Scale

Today, August 14, thirty cubicles were finally disassembled and removed from the 1,400 sq. ft. space of OU building, where the central library will be established. These cubicles will be replaced by around 44 bookshelves which are scheduled to arrive on the 30th of this month.