Written by: Kiana Oliver Editor’s note: The following article is written in partnership with Counseling Services and the Southern Accent. Right now, your brain is most likely nagging you about the mountain of homework assignments you have yet to finish. Did you study for that test, or did you fall behind on making those Quizlet …
With the Super Bowl on the horizon, football fans know they’ll soon have to wait for September to get to watch their team play again. The 103rd NFL season is coming to a close. It’s always a sad feeling when the season ends, but this year has been very exciting. The season concluded on Jan. …
I’m sitting in a religion class, trying not to tear my hair out or hold my head in pain, or both, one after the other. We’re talking about the grisly evils of postmodernism, how the slovenly postmodernists (pfft) believe objective truth isn’t a thing and are tearing at our shiny pillars of veracity (all 28) …
I have a confession to make: Sometimes God scares me. As a child, I would often think of the Second Coming. I would imagine seeing the little cloud appearing in the sky, the sign that the God of the universe was finally returning to Earth in power and great glory to judge all people, both …
Scared of God: How to reconcile the Creator’s power with His love Read More »
Written by: Josh Kim Last week on the first-ever Steel Band tour, my longtime friend Ashley Blake and I went canoeing together. We began to work our way up the Wekiwa River in a wildly wobbling manner. For the first five minutes, we essentially went in circles because we were sitting backwards in the canoe. …
Written by: Charlene Arnold and Amanda Blake After eight years in the position, Katie Lamb is no longer mayor of Collegedale, although she will continue to serve as a commissioner. The new mayor is Morty Lloyd, who joined the commission last month. Lloyd was sworn in as a commissioner during the Dec. 5 Collegedale Commission …
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Southern Adventist University offers students the option to fill out course elevations near the end of the semester for all of their classes, and all submittals are anonymous, according to Bob Young, senior vice president for Academic Administration. “When a student completes an evaluation the system records that an evaluation was received for that particular …
Southern Adventist University received $35.2 million in net tuition and fees and $13.4 million in room and board in the 2022 fiscal year. But where does that money go? In an interview with the Accent, Doug Frood, vice president for Financial Administration, explained how Southern uses students’ money. First, he said money included in a …
How does Southern use your money? A quick glance at the university’s budget Read More »
Recently the curfew hours for Southern Village residents changed from 1 a.m. to 2 a.m. Sunday through Thursday, according to an email sent by Administrative Dean Lisa Patterson to Southern Village residents and their deans. The email also stated what has not changed, including the time that mixed company needs to be out of the …
Curfew hours and leave approvals change for Village Read More »
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