LIBERTY STUDENT NEWS

Rev. will deliver the opening prayer on Wednesday for the U.S. House of Representatives.

WSLS:
“Falwell, pastor of Thomas Road Baptist Church, said Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-6th District, invited him to fill the guest chaplain role. The invitation was issued through the House of Representatives chaplain’s office.
Goodlatte will deliver a short speech welcoming Falwell to the House.
The events can be viewed on C-SPAN starting about 9:55 a.m.
His day in Washington will include visits with Rep. Tom Perriello, D-5th District, and several other members of Congress, Falwell said.”

Don’t remember if Falwell Sr. ever led prayer in Congress?

Rashad Jennings has signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars, who took him in the seventh round of the NFL draft in April.

That leaves five of the Jaguars’ nine picks unsigned.

Press Release Point:

Daktronics Inc. of Brookings, S.D., announced it was recently chosen to design, manufacture and install a new custom light emitting diode (LED) video football display and scoreboard in Williams Stadium at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va.

At 20 feet high and 36 feet wide, the new display will be nearly three times the square footage of the leased video board that has been a fixture at Williams Stadium the past two seasons.

With backlit channel letters spelling Liberty University topping the display and an LED digit scoreboard below, the total size will be 24 feet tall and 88 feet wide. The whole display will be located on top of four Jeffersonian pillars behind the north end zone and will be installed in time for the 2009 season.

Daktronics LED video displays use the latest in red, green and blue (RGB) LED technology to present live and recorded video images, colorful animation and vivid graphics with incredible brightness and wide-angle visibility. Daktronics LED video display technology offers a long lifetime with minimal maintenance and low power consumption, providing value and excitement for years to come.

There are plans in place to expand Williams Stadium in the near future.

Professor Moon will face a jury in the Lynchburg Circuit Court on September 28 on charges of sexual assault.

Joshua Moon was indicted today by a Lynchburg Grand jury after being accused of touching a female student inappropriately during a massage he offered.