The World Series is just one series away. The previously unheralded Tampa Bay Rays, the overlooked Houston Astros, the powerhouse Los Angeles Dodgers and the upstart Atlanta Braves can all see the World Series in their future. The Braves have faced very little resistance on their way to the World Series. They’re 5-0 and four …
The long NBA season has finally come to a close. After dominant Games 1 and 2, an early exit for the Miami Heat seemed highly likely. Jimmy Butler had other plans, though, with a triple-double in both Games 3 and 5, forcing a Game 6. The Heat did have some adversity to play through with …
Turn on the news and you’ll see racial tension, political issues, humanitarian crises and overall chaos. Ignorance abounds and misunderstandings are frequent. Our world is marked by underlying divisions that have made their way to the surface. In an era when you are either praised or condemned for your personal beliefs, how are we to …
Do you ever catch yourself silently judging a couple sitting on a blanket between the dorms? Do you ever pause for a moment and realize that, while “you wouldn’t ever do that if you were dating someone,” in reality you are a bit envious you’re not the one sitting out there with your significant other? …
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Actions speak louder than words Written by Justin Ross There are many reasons to vote for President Donald Trump—these are the main factors that will affect my vote this year. First, actions speak louder than words. Trump might not have the best control of his mouth, but in the end, he has good results. In …
Written by Bailey DuBose and Aubri Dancek On Oct. 9, the Nightside Pachyderm Club of Hamilton County, a Republican group with programs centered around government and politics, hosted a public forum at Wired Coffee Bar, where Collegedale commission candidates presented their platforms to 13 residents in attendance. Only three of the seven commission candidates running …
On Saturday, Oct. 17, Student Association (SA) will host the third annual 423 Night Market to showcase students’ entrepreneurial endeavors. A total of 75 to 80 vendors are expected to participate this year, including many who will be selling thrift clothes, books, art, crafts, food and miscellaneous items. SA President Sheryl Kambuni said this year’s …
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Cristian Sorto, a senior theology major, dropped a new worship music album last week. Having previously released music, Sorto said the album is a goal fulfilled. “This project was something that I’ve been working on these past four years that I’ve been in college,” Sorto said. The album, titled “Dia y Noche,” can be found …
When 20-year-old China Williams attended an evangelistic meeting in May of 2020, she had no idea she would end up leaving her home in Auckland, New Zealand to live in the United States three months later. After a long day of work, sitting in a meeting was the last thing on Williams’ mind, but her …
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Last week, the Southern Accent announced the extension of Christmas break and shortening of Spring break via an Instagram post. The post received comments from many students sharing their opinions about the decision. In a poll posted on the Southern Accent’s Instagram account, we asked students if they agreed with the administration’s decision. Twenty-eight percent …
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