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A Tale Of Two Writers (Who Try Baseball)
Colin Harris: This is a story about redemption. Early high school Colin was not a cool guy. I was a “pick-me” boy, which in terms of grade school personas is only marginally better than a […]
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Caitlyn Ward: Wedding Whirlwind
“The hardest thing was to stay content with what I have and not what I don’t have,” senior sociology major Caitlyn Ward said. As a little girl, it is not uncommon to dream of your […]
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Third School’s The Charm
You know that one person you meet, the one you make an instant connection with and from then on are inseparable, lifelong friends? I became close with my current best friend in college, though I’d […]
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Stepping Into Dr. Halla’s Unforgettable Classroom Experience
Walk into room D-3 in the Penick Academic Complex (PAC), and you’ll know you’re not in a typical gen-ed class. The room itself feels like a theater, rows cascading downward toward a large screen framed […]
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David Burke: A Passion For The Arts
As I embark on the last few months of school, I met up with David Burke, a former theater director/professor here at Union. As a theater nerd myself, we’ve crossed paths a few times, perhaps the most memorable […]
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Hospitality In The Dorm: Hosting A Sibling
We let them crash on our couches, let them use our meal swipes and drive two hours to bring them to the airport. As busy college students, we still somehow make time for our siblings […]
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David Medders: Following The Lord’s Path, Unburdened
How often do students at Union miss valuable Biblical lessons and knowledge because they don’t have the time or attention? Since chapel is required, it’s easy to huff about being forced to go and to […]