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Banquet to honor student leaders for diligence, faithfulness

Collegian Staff • April 25, 2014

Student leaders will be honored for their accomplishments and hard work at a leadership banquet to be held at the Hyatt Regency on Main Street April 25.

Photostory: Cinema Senior Film Premiere

Collegian Staff • April 25, 2014

Senior cinema majors will cap off the year by presenting their capstone projects on May 3 in Stratton Hall. With nine students, this year’s senior class is larger than previous years. Six senior videos have been selected to premiere in a program lasting approximately an hour and a half.

Tips for students to make the most of summer break

Collegian Staff • April 25, 2014

It’s been said that time is like a bank deposit that you get every single day, that you can’t waste or save for another day. We cannot afford to waste a single one of the 86,400 seconds we are allotted each day. With summer break only a few weeks away, planning for how to use your time efficiently this summer is crucial. Here are some of the best suggestions from campus sources.

Intensity of search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 challenges Christians to intently seek God

Collegian Staff • April 25, 2014

It’s been nearly two months since Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 lost contact with air traffic control and seemingly disappeared into thin air.

Q&A with Ryan McCarty

Collegian Staff • April 25, 2014

Q: If you could play a sport other than soccer, what would it be? A: “I would probably play basketball. I played for the Academy for a couple of years, but I definitely liked soccer better.”

Week at a Glance

Collegian Staff • April 25, 2014

Prayer and Worship Event, Soulwinning Conference, and Scholastic Bowl.

Talkback: What’s the wierdest thing you’ve ever eaten?

Collegian Staff • April 25, 2014

Hannah Bender, Jonny Timoldi, Bekah Bender, Chris Coker and Maria Ervin answer this week's question.

Column: Pressure

Collegian Staff • April 25, 2014

Pressure. It has a way of bringing out the best, or maybe the worst, in people. Most of us look and behave quite differently when we’re cramming for a final exam that’s a mere five minute away than when we’re taking a nap on a Sunday afternoon. You’re probably more comfortable when you’re at Starbucks with an old roommate than when you’re trying to muster the courage to ask a classmate to artist series. Everyone reacts to pressure differently, depending on his or her character.

Cardinals take playoff win over Bearcubs, move to semifinals

Collegian Staff • April 25, 2014

The Beta Epsilon Chi Cardinals topped the Beta Chi Bearcubs on Monday night by a score of 6-2. Both the fifth-seeded Cardinals and the seventh-seeded Bearcubs were 1-1 going into the game, but it was the Cardinals who walked away with the win, eliminating the Bearcubs from the playoffs.

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Banquet to honor student leaders for diligence, faithfulness

Photostory: Cinema Senior Film Premiere

Tips for students to make the most of summer break

Intensity of search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 challenges Christians to intently seek God

Q&A with Ryan McCarty

Week at a Glance

Talkback: What’s the wierdest thing you’ve ever eaten?

Column: Pressure

Cardinals take playoff win over Bearcubs, move to semifinals

Q&A with Tori Anderson

Premed students land medical school scholarships, recognize God’s blessings

University introduces restructured program: Division of Health, Exercise & Sports Science

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