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Dr. Green: Shaping The Generations
If you were to open up the cabinet above my microwave in my childhood home, you’d find an old, stained and ripped piece of paper taped to the inside. At the top of the page […]
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Margee Stanfield: Keeping Up The Routine
“We should have taken a photo for the magazine where I was wearing that crown.” The statement was clearly a joke, but to me it held some truth. I was in the presence of a […]
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Resident Advisors: The Hidden Heroes In Disasters (Natural And Otherwise)
Thanks to a particularly bad week of storms in the spring of 2025, I associate tornadoes with “Phineas and Ferb.” It was just before finals, and Jenny Link, the Resident Advisor — or RA — […]
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Behind The Glitz And Glamour: Jenna Howell’s Story Of Faith And Ownership
“I’m painting it pink!” What followed was an eruption of joyful giggles between me and senior public relations major Jenna Howell. She was talking about the back wall of Lenox Gypsy — the boutique she […]
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Foodie Fridays: An Alternative Approach To Education By Dr. Rebekah Whitaker
“We as a class gather around a table, and we create shared experiences through food for us to start the conversation of what it means to love all of our neighbors.” Learning to love our […]
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From The Water Fountain: Hayden Phillips In Ministry
On a cold night in Washington, D.C., this past February — when the snow had turned to ice — four freezing bundles of coats and scarves went tramping through the streets in search of dinner: […]
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Norah Taylor: Troubleshoot, Repeat
“Basically, I looked at him and was like, ‘If you need elbow grease, you can have mine.’” Norah Taylor, a junior digital media communications (DMC) major, is the student coordinator of video equipment for the […]