Opinion |
From the Chief: Bird’s Eye View Rhema Muncy-- Editor-in-Chief
The count down has begun. There are only 58 days until the class of 2008 will walk across the stage at the Mabee Center. Before I get all sentimental and play “These were the best days of my life” songs, I would like to take a moment to reminisce about my years at ORU. As a senior, the real world waits right over Mt. Oral, the biggest speed bump on campus. This is a moment I never thought would come.
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Sports |
Perfection - Record breaking football season comes to a close Joshua Coan, Sports Editor
Over the last few years, and especially this season, the New England Patriots have become the team that everyone loves to hate. A lot of the hate stems from the fact that they keep winning. Much like Jordan’s Bulls of the ‘90s, people don’t like to see the same team win every time.
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News |
Changes bring hope for the ORU community Jenica Stubbs-Contributing Writer
The current state of the dormitory showers may not be the first thing most would consider when deciding which college to attend, but it has certainly had a huge impact on the girls of the third floor north wing in Claudius Priscilla Roberts dormitory, also known as Kalos. The wing recently had their bathroom remodeled as part of dorm renovations that have begun on campus. The changes are a result of a large donation the school received from the Mart Green family in Jan 2008, and the girls could not be happier.
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Review |
A little something for everyone - YouTube for entertainment Megan Spees, Review Editor
There’s a little something for everyone on YouTube.com. I’ve compiled a list of some of my recent favorites—check them out.
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Spotlight |
New Years in New York - ORU Staff member celebrates New Years in style Tammie Papst- Photography Editor
Pushing through millions is usually not the typical way to celebrate New Years Eve. However, if you are caught spending the holiday in Times Square in New York, NY, pushing, shoving and standing in claustrophobic conditions is to be expected. That is exactly what I did for a total of twelve hours at one of the most popular and largest party scenes in the world.
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