Day: January 31, 2023

Artificial Intelligence: Why I’m not worried yet

The following two paragraphs were written by ChatGPT in response to the prompt: “Write two paragraphs about how AI will be received and dealt with at Southern Adventist University.” “It is likely that the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) at Southern Adventist University will be met with a mix of excitement and skepticism. On one …

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Cool is what you make it: Stop letting society dictate what you like

Think of someone you consider “cool.” Now think about what factors make you label them as such. Maybe it’s their sense of style. Maybe it’s how put together they look all the time. Maybe it’s how easy, how effortless, they make life look.  Because of social media, we live in a time when we are …

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Suspects arrested after car chase initiated on Southern’s campus

On Jan. 23, the Collegedale Police Department (CPD) took Matthew Higdon and Heather Profitt into custody following a vehicle chase that started in the dormitory parking lots of Southern Adventist University and ended in a self-wreck at 1265 East 3rd Street, Chattanooga.    Following the chase and crash, the two individuals were detained and the …

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Pastors’ kids under pressure: The common ‘PK’ stereotypes

Written by: Hannah Johnson A poll on the Accent’s Instagram asked Southern Adventist University students to describe the different stereotypes assigned to pastors’ kids, often referred to as PKs. The respondents generally gave two contradicting answers: PKs are rebellious, up to no good and disobedient or they are perfect, heavily involved in the church and …

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Students react to reopening of vegan eatery ‘The Garden’ on campus

The Garden, a plant-based eatery that opened on Southern Adventist University’s campus last winter, reopened this school year on Jan. 16.  The eatery’s reopening was delayed due to nationwide supply chain shortages, wrote Maggie Pickens, manager of The Garden, in an email to the Accent. It had to wait longer than expected to receive “vital …

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European Club opens to students after 3-year hiatus

Catalin Andrei Modiga, a senior computer science major from Romania, is relaunching the European Club at Southern to introduce European culture to other students on campus. Although the club was established in 2020, COVID-19 put a halt to its future plans, leaving it stagnant when students were sent home for quarantine. As of 2021, Southern …

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