Editors Predictions of Oscar Nominees
By: Langdon Kessner ‘17 Arts and Life Editor The Oscar nominees were announced Jan.16, and the response was more muted than in the past. Dare I say it, these nominees are boring. With one major […]
Editors Predictions of Oscar Nominees
Year of Sequels- 5 Most Anticipated Movies of 2017
By: Langdon Kessner ‘17 Arts and Life Editor Star Wars: Episode VIII – The Last Jedi – An obvious choice, but with good reason, lately I have been getting info on which country has the […]
Social Justice Mission Takes Men’s Choir To New York
By: Taylor Bradford ’19 Editor-in-chief With voices for singing and hearts for service, the Gordon College Men’s Choir did more than just sing this past semester. The Men’s Choir had the opportunity to perform, worship […]
Fighting Scots Update
By: Jacob Hevenor ‘17 Sports Editor Women’s Basketball Guard Meghan Foley ‘20 continues to stuff the stat sheet for the Scots, leading the team in points and assists in each of the last three games. […]
Riding the bench- Super Bowl Preview
By Jacob Hevenor ‘17 Sports Editor I was going to write this edition’s column on the unprecedented parity that has rapidly emerged in professional men’s tennis, but I figured I should cater to the audience […]
Lives Worth Eating- Vinny’s Ristorante
By: Talita Elizeu ‘17 Food Columnist Welcome to season two of Lives Worth Eating. I spent this winter break globetrotting, and by that I mean I worked a ton and then took a road trip […]
Humans of Gordon- Tom Haugen, College Chaplain
By: Joy Tang ‘20 Contributor Tom Haugen, School Chaplain “I grew up in a home that only went to church really on Christmas and Easter. When I was in high school, I began going to […]
Alchemist and Apertures- Extra Ordinary Science
By: Harrison Miller ‘17 Contributor The divide between science and the everyday person runs deep. Society now accepts science as this incomprehensible, arcane study that mere mortals dare not comprehend. Because of this, society more […]
The Muslim Travel Ban And End of Religious Freedom
By: Talita Elizeu ‘17 Politically Opinionated Food Columnist To the family who has made me, students who surround me, professors who teach me and all American evangelicals who have cherished and fought for freedom of […]
Marching is Just the Tipping Point- Resisting Trump
By: Liam Adams ‘17 Staff Writer and Web Editor For the past six months, there has been an effort on behalf of Democrats, moderate Republicans and other citizens to halt Donald Trump’s ascension to power. […]