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Maren Taylor: In The Making Of Live Experiences
Climbing up the ladder after each show, I learned to take care not to precociously slip 10 feet off the metal steps to the black box floor below. The first walk up those steps had […]
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Lori Taylor and Megan Pittman: Mom and Daughter, Co-worker and Friend.
Megan Pittman and Lori Taylor are both professors in Union’s Nursing department. Yet they are much more than just co-workers, they are mother and daughter. “We have a good relationship and I feel like we can […]
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Trinitee Riggins and Rachel Faulks: Finding Time As Nursing Majors
Proverbs 17:17 says, “A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for a time of adversary.” Trinitee Riggins and Rachel Faulks are both senior nursing majors at Union University. In addition to […]
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Seniors Reflect: Time Flies, You Know
Thursday, I drove from my off-campus apartment to my last first class at Union, and somewhere between my apartment and Jennings Hall it finally struck me. I sat at a red light, watching cars zoom […]
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Thanksgiving: Connecting With Others Through Celebration In America And Abroad
Thanksgivings are meant to be spent in the kitchen, according to my childhood memories. When I was just old enough to read, my mom handed me one of her favorite junior auxiliary cookbooks. By memory, […]
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From The Outdoors To “The Office”: The Struggle Of Rest
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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Two Worlds, One Patient
“Can you call in the chaplain please?” My heart raced and my breath became shallow as those words reached my ears. I stood in the control room, looking out at two nursing students through one-way […]