“We’re trying to just get all the clubs to collect as many canned foods they can,” Overshiner said. “And the club that collects the most canned food gets $200 that can be used towards working with SGA at some point for another mission trip. So, it’s kind of like an incentive to get this whole thing rolling. We want clubs to be doing the social service part more than just intramurals and competitions. Hopefully, this will be the start of a change in that direction.”
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“I participated in the Water Walk initially because I believed it was going to do great things in Zambia, where people struggle to have clean water,” Hose said. “Seeing the dirty water from the lake that we scooped into buckets and carried for miles made me realize that clean water is a privilege that I do not even think about.”
In an effort to celebrate diversity the 2017 Oklahoma Christian University Homecoming Committee has announced its theme for this year’s festivities as “Bringing it Home.”
OC students, faculty encouraged to raise awareness for Downs Syndrome
For some freshmen, the first few weeks of school entail late nights of Freshman Fanfare practices. The past few weeks of school, freshmen have worked on Fanfare and the show “The Freshman of Oz” will premiere tonight and tomorrow.
“Every day, I get a little bit of fulfillment whenever I get to have a small role in promoting the brand that is the Texas Rangers," Jake Whiteley said. "Even though our team may not win on the field, I know I am playing my part, because off the field, our brand is still thriving and succeeding.”
“You are with other people who are going through the same things,” Winn said. “You get the sense of, ‘I am not in this all by myself’ and ‘I am not the only one who thinks or feels like this.’ It is nice to have this community and support.”