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The idea of Yellow Crate started in Europe. Alex Paniagua, junior international business major, went into a coffee shop in Italy, where customers can buy two coffee cups, one for themselves and one for another person who cannot afford to pay for it. The experience in the coffee shop made Paniagua […]
Sexual Assault Awareness Week was hosted last week at John Brown University. During the week a documentary was shown on campus reporting. It showed many schools are currently under investigation over how they have handled assault cases. JBU has clearly communicated that they take this problem seriously. According to John […]
The John Brown University men’s soccer team is undefeated this year, winning 11 of their first 13 games and tying two. The team continues to be ranked as one of the best in their conference. They owe a portion of their success to the eight new players joining the team […]
Brittany Ayers, sophomore volleyball player at John Brown University, is working to establish a Fellowship of Christian Athletes club at JBU this year. “FCA at JBU will provide an environment where student athletes are easily able to recognize not only their athletic potential, but their spiritual potential,” Ayers said. “My […]
The Honors Council is preparing a “Stranger Things” themed event for this year’s Venue. Coordinating described the event as a journey to the shadowy and gloomy Upside Down and in a frantic manhunt for Will Byers. “As The Honors Council, we want to create a night that we are […]
Maggie Passino, a college freshman at Virginia Tech University, lost over a thousand dollars near the beginning of this semester. She received several supposedly urgent phone calls from a man who claimed to be an employee at the IRS, telling her that she owed back taxes and school taxes to […]
In comparison to the 2008 and 2012 elections, many Americans consider voting third party a viable option, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. Frustration with the two major party nominees has left many wondering if a third party vote is a valid option. “If someone is moved by their […]
Just about every time Marjorie Jackson sits down at her desk to write, she folds her hands, bows her head and prays. In her prayers, Jackson asks God that He would write through her and that her words would not be her own. “I might have some good things to […]
Flashes of lighting strike the stage and the actors begin to chuckle. They suddenly burst out into chorus singing “I saw the light.” The ladies are dressed in white long dresses and are holding red handkerchiefs in their hands. The men are suited up in khaki long sleeved shirts and […]
The CEO of Wells Fargo, John Stumpf, recently announced his resignation in the midst of company fraud. Stumpf has also resigned from his position on the Target and Chevron board. Earlier this year, it was discovered that employees had opened credit and bank accounts for their clients that had not […]