March 22, 2016 Sociology may be the most interesting subject possible for intellectual study. No, studying about the id, organic solidarity, or Marxism for a three hour credit does not entail too much excitement. However, simply look at the people surrounding you at any given point of the day, analyze their interactions, and you, friend, …
March 22, 2016 Less than a month ago, I had never heard of the Oh Hellos, but now they are one of my favorite bands to listen to. I was skeptical at first since I don’t normally gravitate towards the folk genre, but after listening to “Dear Wormwood,” their newest album, I was converted, …
March 22, 2016 The Byrd Preaching Award was developed in the fall of 1996 when Dr. Howell Todd was president of Mississippi College. According to Dr. Burn Page, chairman of the Department of Christian Studies, “The original document that characterizes David and Maude Byrd was signed by the late D. M. Nelson, former president of …
March 22, 2016 The Baptist Student Union has experienced changes in leadership this semester with both a new Director and Associate Director. In January, former Associate Director Mandy Phillips was officially named Director. Then, on Feb. 22, MC graduate Ryan Bain worked his first day as the associate director. Phillips had previously served as …
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March 22, 2016 Premed majors have it tough. Freshman year, we begin with a workload that involves adjusting to college, learning to live away from home, and for many of us who breezed through high school, having to study like never before just to maintain an A or a B average. Besides studying the subjects … Continue reading
