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Former and current Gym-Masters surprise Coach Richard Schwarz with a new truck
Written by: Madison Reinschmidt and Xander Ordinola On April 25, Southern Adventist University students and alumni surprised Gym-Masters Coach Richard Schwarz with a new truck at a surprise retirement party. Schwarz has been coaching Southern’s Gym-Masters team for 22 years and plans to retire at the end of the Winter
Former and current Gym-Masters surprise Coach Richard Schwarz with a new truck
Written by: Madison Reinschmidt and Xander Ordinola On April 25, Southern Adventist University students and alumni surprised Gym-Masters Coach Richard Schwarz with a new truck
News
Ooltewah man arrested for stalking a Southern Adventist University student
Ooltewah resident Paul Michael Germaine was arrested last week for stalking a female student on Southern Adventist University’s campus. According to a news release issued
Nine employees to retire at the end of the Winter 2022 semester
Written by: Lucas Bueno and Madison Wilcox This semester, nine employees will retire from Southern Adventist University, according to Director for Human Resources Amy Steele.
Recent Southern alum’s research published in an academic journal
Written by: Charlene Arnold Southern Adventist University December 2021 graduate, Trisney Bocala, now Trisney Wiedemann, conducted academic research as a Southern scholar that significantly surpassed
Southern student, Christian Teal, set to graduate with four majors
Written by: Lesieli Savelio Southern Adventist University student Christian Teal will graduate in May with a quadruple major in archaeology – Near Eastern studies, biblical
Bautista confirms next year’s Student Association team; Memories editor position unfilled
Written by: Sierra Ureta Junior management major and 2022-2023 Student Association (SA) President Kenneth Bautista confirmed next year’s SA team. The student body voted Bautista
Strawberry Festival to be held on Sunday, May 1
Written by: Celeste Brooks Strawberry Festival is Southern Adventist University’s end-of-school event where memories that have been made throughout the year are shared through visual
Sports
Summer sports events to look forward to
The winter semester of 2022 for Southern Adventist University is winding to an end, and summer is just on the horizon. While school may be
Mike ‘Coach K’ Krzyzewski retires from Duke
If I were to tell you that Coach Mike Krzyzewski would no longer be coaching Duke’s men’s basketball team, you probably wouldn’t believe it. Since
Baseball is back: The 2022 MLB season preview
After 99 days of a work stoppage, Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association finally reached a deal so baseball could make a return.
Lifestyle
Four ways to be eco-conscious as a student
Written by: Olivia Fisher Climate anxiety might be something you’re experiencing if you chose to read this article, and that is fine, good even. It
Climbing the stairs: How do I practice being brave?
In the 20 minutes it takes to walk from the Southern Village apartments to Lynn Wood Hall (I know how long it takes because of
Reconnecting with my Japanese roots through dramas
Whenever I feel nostalgic, I watch Japanese dramas. I’ve never been to Japan, and I don’t even fully understand the language, but for some reason,
Opinion
Seventh-day Adventism and literature evangelism: Advocating for change
Written by: Natalia Nino It was a tremendously hot summer day in the Southern states. Sweat constantly dripped down every surface of my body. The
Seventh-day Adventism and literature evangelism: A brief history
Literature evangelism, known more widely in Adventist circles as “colporteuring” until the 1980s, has had a long history in the church. Ellen White’s book, “Colporteur
I don’t feel Asian enough for rendang curry
Rendang is a traditional beef curry that is a staple of Indonesian cuisine. And let me tell you — it’s glorious. About a dozen different
Religious
‘Fare thee well’: Saying goodbye with a sweet melody
Throughout my time as the religion editor for this pretty amazing little newspaper, I have seen several themes emerge in my writing. I can’t stop
Lessons from C.S. Lewis: Don’t let your mind drearily flicker
The first books I read by C.S. Lewis were those in “The Chronicles of Narnia” series. I had known about them for a while, and
What I learned in the ‘Land of the Rising Sun’
When I was 7 years old, my dad went into active duty as a Navy chaplain, and his first duty station was Marine Corps Air