April 4, 2023 - Southern Accent

Dear Southern Accent: Things we wished our counseling clients knew

Leave a Comment / Mental Health / By Guest Writer

Editor’s note: The following article is written in partnership with Counseling Services and the Southern Accent. Written by: Kiana Oliver Dear Southern Accent: Things we wished our counseling clients knew. Maybe you’ve gone to counseling before, or you’re just getting started. Some of you might be interested, but you feel too intimidated by the process. …

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MLB returns: Baseball season is underway

Leave a Comment / Sports / By Jacob Nevis

Every spring, the return of baseball gets fans super excited. This season will not be an exception, with some new rules making their way into the MLB. The season’s start is already on the books, with players returning to the field on Thursday, March 30. This year, many teams will try to either make their …

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The myth of gurus: Why blindly following them can be harmful

Leave a Comment / Opinion / By Guest Writer

Written by: TJ Simmons Summers in Texas should be illegal. As children, we would hide indoors from the sun’s rays, fearful of their wrath. A good air conditioner made a person feel like a shaded, fanned prince in a desert oasis. In the summer of 2018, I fell into a temporary stage of asceticism, which …

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Figure-eight knots and the coat of humility

Leave a Comment / Religion / By Madison Wilcox

I used to think humility meant suffering; humility meant standing my ground and continuing to smile while the heat rose up my neck and into my face. It meant shaking someone’s hand at church even though I knew my own hand would be both cold and sweaty, and I hate making people uncomfortable like that. …

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What to do without reception (in Brazil or otherwise)

Leave a Comment / Lifestyle / By Guest Writer

Written by: Josh Kim I stared at the sentence in shock. “No electricity/cell signal in the community.” How dare Southern exclude this all-important detail until I had fully fundraised for my trip? Wasn’t this some sort of human rights violation? I’ve never been one to willingly go offline. But it looked like I didn’t have …

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Photospread: Asian Night

Driver arrested after alleged involvement in high-speed chase on campus

Leave a Comment / Collegedale News / By elsiepak

Jeremy Lee Logan, the driver allegedly involved in the high-speed chase that took place on Southern Adventist University’s campus on Oct. 7, has been arrested and taken into custody by the Collegedale Police Department (CPD), according to a post made on the department’s Facebook and Instagram accounts. Logan was first taken into custody by Bradley …

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Hall of Fame to be displayed in Hulsey Wellness Center

Leave a Comment / News / By Staff Writer

Written by: Hannah Johnson Student Association (SA) is starting a new project in collaboration with the intramural program to display “Hall of Fame” plaques featuring the names of players who win championships on a wall in the Hulsey Wellness Center. The plaques will focus on men’s A-league and B-league teams and women’s A-league teams. According …

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Intramurals set records in student participation

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Written by: Alexis Dewey More students than ever have been participating in Southern Adventist University’s intramural program over the past few years, according to Troy Walker, associate professor in the School of Health and Kinesiology and director of intramurals. “[The program has] been steadily increasing over the last few years, including [during] COVID,” Walker said …

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Kari Shultz to retire after 24 years at Southern Adventist University

Leave a Comment / Featured, News / By alanacrosby

Kari Shultz, the ever-present director of student life and activities who has held the position since its inception, is retiring after 24 years at Southern Adventist University. In an interview with the Accent, Shultz said her experience has been an adventure, and she has loved every step of the journey — the highs and the …

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Day: April 4, 2023

Dear Southern Accent: Things we wished our counseling clients knew

MLB returns: Baseball season is underway

The myth of gurus: Why blindly following them can be harmful

Figure-eight knots and the coat of humility

What to do without reception (in Brazil or otherwise)

Photospread: Asian Night

Driver arrested after alleged involvement in high-speed chase on campus

Hall of Fame to be displayed in Hulsey Wellness Center

Intramurals set records in student participation

Kari Shultz to retire after 24 years at Southern Adventist University

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