Month: March 2012

Sports

Eagle named All-American

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Senior forward Adrian Miller was named to the NAIA’s All-America Second Team. Miller, a 6-4 forward from Hernando, Miss., led JBU in scoring, assists and steals during his senior year. He also finished 13th in the country in field goal percentage with 59.2 percent from the floor. Miller guided the […]

Lifestyles

Teach, encourage, learn

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Understanding chemistry may seem like an impossibility, but John Brown University new chemistry professor, Dr. Francis Umesiri, seeks to simplify this science and make it “less frightening.” Umesiri enjoyed learning chemistry in school and decided that teaching others about chemistry was what he would like to do in the future. […]

Opinion

Support the troops

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Politics and religion: the topics no one brings up in polite conversation. But that shouldn’t be the case. America has received a lot of flack for its military involvement with countries like Afghanistan and Iraq. Many people have strong opinions on the matter and others have none at all, but […]

Opinion

Trayvon death reveals ugliness

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Pointless, needless, ugly, racist, out of line, justified – all words swirling around the tragic death of a Florida teen. Seventeen-year-old Trayvon Martin, who was black, was returning from a trip to a convenience store when George Zimmerman, a community watch captain, became suspicious of the hooded teen. Against police […]

News

Stream of consciousness

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Senior Katelyn Banks will unveil “Stream of Consciousness,” a cut paper installation inspired by prayer and derived from meticulous hours of preparation on April 3 in the new art building. The theme of the gallery comes from Psalm 1, in which the author uses trees planted by the living water […]