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Brittany Ashby Thank you, Strategic Management, for requiring an 86-page business plan that investors will stop reading after the Executive Summary…found on page three. Thank you, John Brown University, for choosing incredibly thin toilet paper that reminds us of Bible pages. Thank you, BPAC parking lot, for not getting upset […]
Sun teas Set out a clear glass jar with a couple bags of black tea and let it steep in the sun. Black tea can reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer, Alzheimer’s and is full of diseasefighting catechins, stated WebMD. Pour your sun tea over ice and enjoy a […]
1. Windbreakers “Retro” 90s fashion might be cool in today’s trends, but this jumpsuit has a weird texture, awkward color and scrunched ankles, which makes it hard to find good shoes to go with it. 2. Zebra Print Leave the zebras on the safari. Zebra print does not belong on […]
Growing up in a generation with high media exposure, many have the desire to be Instagram, Twitter or YouTube famous. We’ve heard success stories from famous YouTube stars such as Colleen Evans Ballinger with her YouTube persona Miranda Sings, Julian Smith (I made this for you!) and most recently Lilly […]
Uniting cultures is a difficult task, however, it is not impossible for Las Delicias. Las Delicias is a Hispanic restaurant in Siloam Springs, Ark. The owner, Teresa Aquino, founded it in 2007. “When we came to Siloam Springs we realized that something was missing,” Luis Barajas, baker and cook, said. […]
Photographer and journalism alumus, Ben Rasmussen is displaying his documentation of the Syrian refugee crisis at his alma mater. Rasmussen’s work currently fills the walls of John Brown University’s art gallery in the Windgate Visual Arts West building. His collection, titled “By The Olive Trees,” documents the struggle of Syrian […]
Application Complete the off-campus living application. This should have been submitted before March 4. If you were approved to live off-campus, you must inform the Student Development Office whether you will be living on or off-campus by May 2. Students with automatic eligibility (22 years of age, living with faculty […]
It’s the play of the 21st century. The Broadway musical, “Hamilton,” dazzles American audiences as it retells the life of U.S. Founding Father Alexander Hamilton, the first Secretary of Treasury. Written by Puerto Rican, Lin-Manuel Miranda, this multi-award winner is charming cities from Chicago to New York and now to […]
It is rare for a professor to have more than one book contract at once. Jessica Wilson, assistant professor of English, has four. “It’s crazy because it was years of getting rejections,” Wilson said. “Students should keep in mind it took a lot of work and editing to get where […]
Goodwill Founded in 1902 in Boston, Mass., Goodwill has been growing over the years and spreading in other countries such as Canada, Korea, Mexico, Panama, Philippines and the United States, according to the organization’s website. Goodwill receives clothes, electronics, books and furniture. You can find a donation center here in […]