To further the Christmas spirit around campus in the form of the glowing tree sitting in the fountain, garlands adorning the Caf, and the giant Elf-Man passing out miniature candy canes (oh the irony) earlier this week, let us take a stroll through the next nine days of the semester and different things you could do to celebrate this glorious time. Day One, Thursday Dec. 6th: … [Read more...] about Nam Knows Best: Nine (Not Twelve) Days of Christmas
Perspectives
Defining the relationship is the first step
Dear Grace, I am interested in a girl who I see is a very strong spiritual leader. I just feel average and sometimes a bit shy to ask her out. Should I just focus on my grades and maybe date my junior/senior year? I really do not know how to approach girls and sometimes I can get a little nervous. Since I am a Christian, I would like to know what you think it is that … [Read more...] about Defining the relationship is the first step
Nam Knows Best: Deck the Dorms
So I like Christmas. Everything about Christmas. Yes, even the commercial hustle and bustle (take that Charlie Brown). I like Christmas decorations: the prickly pine trees, the sparkly lights, the big inflatable snow globes sitting smugly in my neighbor’s yard back home. I like Christmas food: honey ham, baked brie, really anything that my mom makes. Most especially, I like … [Read more...] about Nam Knows Best: Deck the Dorms
Letter to the editor
"I am currently a senior on campus and of my four years I have never been more concerned about the direction the Graphic is going in. The recent DUI reports that have been published are unnecessary and hurtful. I can honestly say that I do not have any relationship with the individuals involved; however, I do believe I should offer my criticism as a neutral third party. The … [Read more...] about Letter to the editor
Out with the old, in with the new
The funny thing about life is that, as much as we attempt to prepare for it, we are often never really ready for it. As a senior preparing for the tumultuous road awaiting me post-graduation, I can safely say that I could have watched an alarm clock grow wings and base jump out of my third-floor Drescher apartment window and still wouldn’t have known the true meaning of “time … [Read more...] about Out with the old, in with the new