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Alonzo Dixon: A Look Into Cobo’s Kitchen

August 28, 2019 Jackson Hall

As Union students, we’re all familiar with the atmosphere and food of Cobo, but we may not be familiar with the people who work behind the scenes. Cobo is staffed by several welcoming individuals, all […]

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From The Outdoors To “The Office”: The Struggle Of Rest

May 10, 2019 Cameron Woodard

Avery Parks chews his food slowly as if each bite might give him the very words I could tell he was looking for. His chewing gets slower, and he comes to his mental conclusion. “I […]

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Transhumanism And The Image Of God: Dr. Shatzer Releases Newest Book

May 6, 2019 Cameron Woodard

Out of all the things in Dr. Jacob Shatzer’s unique office, the thing that stands out the most is the boat. Slightly hidden in the upper right hand corner of an office flooded with books […]

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Senior Profile: Alex Russell

April 19, 2019 Andrew Waddey

Union sees many students coming in and out of school. We can agree that most are great, but only a few stand out. I can safely say that Alex Russell, a senior communications major, stands out among […]

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Perspective: Losing What Is Beautiful

April 18, 2019 Campbell Padgett

We often see things come and go and have no distinct feelings about it. We are unconscious of how much fades in and out of our daily routines, let alone whole years of our lives. […]

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Life In A Fish Bowl: A Q&A With The Departing Resident Directors

April 16, 2019 Sabrina Clendenin

I knock on the sturdy door and hear a friendly voice shout, “Come in!” through the wood. I push the door open, exerting more effort than I would with a normal door because there’s sound […]

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The Gibson’s Experience: Late Night Road Trips For Donuts And Why They Matter

April 16, 2019 Daniel Potts

I wake up to the familiar sound of an abrasive alarm. Typically this happens just before the sun rises, but this time, it is after the sun has set. I hear a knock on the […]

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