Senior Ashley Obrey reflects on growing up and growing apart from her childhood friend and the memories that will remain with her forever. Ashley ObreyStaff Writer Photo Courtesy Ashley ObreyAshley Obrey, left, and her childhood friend Cobey visit after spending four years away at college. "Twenty dollars and forty-three cents," the cashier announces, smiling. "Hey, Cobes, ya … [Read more...] about Going home, a journey to the past
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Rush a fraternity
How To: Josh DoverStaff Writer We guys have it good when it comes to Greek Recruitment. We don’t have to deal with who we can and can’t talk to, there will be no matching outfits worn each night, incessant singing and inane chatter is kept at a minimum and best of all, in guy’s rush there will definitely be no arts and crafts day. The fraternities do as guys do. There will be … [Read more...] about Rush a fraternity
Could you be as talented as me?
Just Odd Enough: Elizabeth ReinkingStaff Writer Whenever I witness something amazing, like watching Michael Phelps winning eight Olympic medals, or hearing Ben Folds play the piano, I am reminded of how spectacularly untalented I am at anything important. Were I to think about it rationally, I would realize that these people are so remarkable because the vast majority of us … [Read more...] about Could you be as talented as me?
Getting in the presidential spirit
Bizarre political Web sites add humor to the election season with satirical clothes, dress up candidates, outrageous bumper stickers and more. By SARAH PYEEditor in Chief Precious Yamaguchi / Asst. Art Editor. Ah, the Internet. Never before has there been a medium that was home to so much of the strange, the bizarre and the downright wacky. Luckily for us in the computer age, a … [Read more...] about Getting in the presidential spirit
Just thinking
Doubt: learning to embrace the complexities of genuine faith Travis Weber & Nathanael BreedenStaff Writers As cynical college students, we make the perfect skeptics. Someone might say the sky is blue, but that’s because their sheltered viewpoint tells them so. We, however, see that the sky is gray.Trained to ask questions, we question everything. We want to know the how … [Read more...] about Just thinking
