“An upperclassman gave me the advice of using the project as an excuse to do something I had always wanted to do,” Swanson said. “I had the novel, ‘The Ten,’ written as a first draft, so I decided to give it another revision, read through it a few more times and just started shipping it out. A lot of ‘no’s’ later, I got the one ‘yes’ I needed and now here I am.”
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Perhaps instead of worrying who a magazine chooses to feature on its cover or how much someone else is eating, we should just stop talking about other women’s bodies and start focusing on the person underneath the skin.
“Just think about the potential friendships that have yet to be made. Community is such a big thing and just reaching out to say hi—even if you are not best friends with the person—you could still make a difference in their day, or even their life. You just do not know how God can use and develop that one interaction. It could lead to so many wonderful things. You could end up working together, starting a business together or they could even end up being your maid of honor in your wedding someday, but you never know if you do not try. As brothers and sisters in Christ, that is what we are called to do.
During the first meeting of the school year, the Student Government Association (SGA) outlined their budget for the fall semester. Executive treasurer, Hunter Cable presented…
Upon the retirement of long-time softball coach Tom Heath, Oklahoma Christian University hired Shanon Hays this summer as the second head softball coach in program…
Through this year’s Spring Sing theme, Executive Director senior Jenni Jones wants to allow social service clubs to do what they love. The theme, ‘What’s Love Got to Do with It?’, aims to bring back a Spring Sing show where the executive theme does not affect or limit clubs’ choices.
Currently, there are two words with the power to spark an immediate, heated argument among citizens in our nation: Colin Kaepernick. This one name has…
For Oklahoma Christian University professor of psychology and family studies Bobby Kern, the month of September has always held a special place in his heart.…