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    Inaugural Dr. Milo A. Rediger Endowed Lectureship Begins Wednesday

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    Andy Gammons, Executive Director of Admissions

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    Dr. Diane Dungan

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    Campus Pastor Jon Cavanagh

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    The Spiritual Legacy of Samuel Morris at Taylor University

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    The paper examines the influence of Samuel Morris on Taylor University and it\u27s approach to Christian education. Not only did Morris leave a spiritual imprint upon the University through his life, but through his death prepared Taylor for her mission in the world by raising a generation of men and women filled with the missionary spirit who went to the ends of the world for the sake of the Gospel

    Benford’s Law and its Applications to Accounting

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    In this paper, we introduce the concept of Benford’s Law, which is the mathematical observation that in many naturally occurring numerical datasets, the leading digits are not evenly distributed. We actually find that smaller leading digits appear more often than larger ones. We will explore when and why this phenomenon occurs and how we can use statistical tests to determine how well a dataset conforms to Benford’s Law. We will also see how Benford’s Law can be used by auditors in the accounting field to catch potential fraud

    Numerical Range of Strictly Triangular Matrices Over Finite Fields

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    In this paper, we investigate the numerical range of matrices over finite fields, particularly triangular matrices. We conjecture that all strictly triangular matrices over finite fields of dimension 3 or greater have a numerical range encompassing the entirety of the finite field. We use both algebraic and computational methods to support this claim, making some concrete progress towards the algebraic proof. Further, we conjecture that all matrices over finite fields have a numerical range falling into one of five potential categories, providing an extensive appendix of randomly generated computational examples which seems to support this conjecture

    The Best Spot on Campus

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    “Luke Zobel, a senior film major, edits a promotional video for Taylor Theatre’s performance of Macbeth in one of the student editing suites in the Rupp Communication Center on February 22, 2023.”https://pillars.taylor.edu/quintu23-best-spot/1010/thumbnail.jp

    The Best Spot on Campus

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    “On the way to Dining Commons from English hall on Friday, February 17th, 2023.”https://pillars.taylor.edu/quintu23-best-spot/1016/thumbnail.jp

    The Essence of Taylor

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    Ella Colquhoun, a sophomore elementary education major works intently on her assignment for her art for teachers course in a Metcalf classroom on February 22, 2023.”https://pillars.taylor.edu/quintu23-essence/1010/thumbnail.jp

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