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Let Us Dance
I haven’t ever seen Footloose, but I’m pretty sure this is the general plot summary: A bunch of high schoolers in the 1950’s all attend the same Midwest school, a school notorious for its no-nonsense […]
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Perspective: A Zoological Study of Brewer Dining Hall
Perspective submitted by Miles Randall. If one wishes to study the peculiar species known as the “College Student,” one needs look no further than the Brewer Dining Hall. Like a Saharan oasis, the cafeteria draws […]
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PERSPECTIVE: Reflections on This Semester’s Senate
Written by Josiah McGee When we invited Union University Dining Services to speak to the Student Senate, I expected a short visit. They would probably talk for 5-10 minutes and answer 2-3 questions. Instead, they […]
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PERSPECTIVE: The Snapchat Update and You: It is Time to Take a Step Back
The world is not the same as it was. I still remember that fateful morning over a month ago when our lives were irrevocably changed. As I climbed out of bed and promptly tripped over […]
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Perspective: The Union University Women’s Basketball Team Deserves More
Junior guard Jada Perkins brings the ball up the court near the end of the first quarter of the Lady Bulldog’s game against Clark Atlanta. As the shot clock begins to tick down, she crosses […]
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Let’s Talk about Porn
Note: This isn’t going to be the stereotypical “Classic Clark” piece, and there’s a lot of dark material in here. I want you to read it, that’s why I wrote it, but I want you […]
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PERSPECTIVE: Memoirs of a “failure”
I failed. There, I said it. I did not succeed, everything was not “good,” and it hurt; and here I am, broadcasting it to the world. Two years ago, I went to go take the […]