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When the John Brown University theater production rolls around next semester, the audience may notice a difference in the cast list of the program. The Pink Panther Strikes Again is the choice play for spring 2013. The play utilizes 40 characters, some with large roles while others only grace the […]
The Lady Eagles are playing a lot better than their record would have you believe. They will enter December with a 3-6 record after losing a couple of close games early in the season. Excluding a 16 point loss to MidAmerica Nazarene on Nov. 13, the Eagles have lost five […]
Going into this weekend, the Eagles’ record is perfect, but they are not. After a 7-0 start, the Eagles will play a short but challenging December schedule. “These early games have been good for us and have shown us some things that we really got to work at and improve,” […]
Childhood can greatly affect a person’s life. From what she learns from her parents to what she learns from interacting with other people, everything she goes through affects her future and the mission she sets to achieve later in life. Chasse Daniels, a freshman communications major, explained that because of […]
Sports have remained one of the constants in Robyn Daugherty’s life. It started with little league softball and pick-up games of basketball and volleyball. When she officially joined school teams in middle school, her mother was in the stands for almost every game. Her father, an alcoholic, was not. Yet […]
As the John Brown University semester draws to a close, President Chip Pollard is also ending his sabbatical semester. He spent the past three months in Sydney, Australia with his wife, Carey, and son, James. Pollard plans to speak in chapel on Dec. 4 and will return to his office […]
The Dinger side always made a carbon copy of Thanksgiving dinner for Christmas, only they swap turkey for ham. I only vaguely remember this meal as I ate it in my grandparents’ home. The grandkids would grab paper plates from their desired place—at one card table or the other—and shuffle […]
The international office was recertified this month to issue the forms necessary for student visas. I-20 forms can only be given out by universities approved by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Among other requirements, universities are only approved if they have been meticulous in recording information on the Student […]
Oak. 70”. Unyielding. No, these are not wand specifications. These are casket specifications. Professor Eva Fast wanted her Consumer Behavior class to dive deep into the world of funeral planning. So, they planned their own. Fast said the goal of the activity was to encourage students to plan ahead. “I […]
It seems to me that holidays bring out the idiosyncrasies in people. Take my mother, for instance. She’s allergic to smoke and pine, so we’ve always had an artificial Christmas tree. Every Christmas it was my father’s responsibility to set up the tree, my mother’s to light the tree, and […]