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academics apply online catalog about bsc visitor info bsc map student life athletics give to bsc publications careers at bsc	Weekend offers dance recital, Bach concert Biennial A Taste of the Season: Winter Dance Recital, Nov. 22, 7:30 p.m., features student choreography and dance, followed by Bach: Magnificat concert, Nov. 23, 5:30 p.m., with performances by the BSC Concert Choir, Canterbury Church Choir, and members of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra Birmingham-Southern biology professor and students to witness and study Wildland Fire Plan exercise at Oak Mountain State Park James Alexander Sculpture Installation open in the BSC Durbin Gallery, Kennedy Art Center/Azar Art Studios through Dec. 2. Six receive Birmingham-Southern College’s top alumni awards 'Southern professor recognized as exemplary teacher by United Methodist Church Real-life hero of ‘Hotel Rwanda’ Paul Rusesabagina to speak at BSC more news ... bsc events & calendars	Winter Dance Experience this unforgettable and beautiful program of Christmas favorites by BSC student dancers Nov. 22. Arts Calendar The 2008-09 fine and performing arts season at BSC includes West Side Story and Christmas motets from Bach. Panther Stadium Take a photographic tour of BSC's new Panther Stadium which opened for the Nov. 8 Homecoming game. E-Giving Making online contributions to support BSC is quick, easy, and secure using the college’s E-Giving Web site. Choosing Biology The diversity of careers and experiences from students and alumni of the BSC Biology Program is displayed.
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Birmingham-Southern College is a four-year, private liberal arts institution in Birmingham, Alabama, and is affiliated with the United Methodist Church. It is consistently recognized as one of the best colleges in the nation. For more than 150 years, BSC has been providing a high-quality education that has produced leaders in all fields. 'Southern graduates have helped change the world in which we live.