By Emily Webb
Editor-in-Chief, ’17, English
One of LaGrange College’s pillars is service, and the college is quick to promote service projects with Service Saturdays, the creation of the Servant Scholars, and service trips during Jan Term. But what does service really mean? Is it volunteer work? Is it helping someone else? Service is a broad term, and it has different definitions and can be experienced in many ways. Read more
by Marlana Hurst
Contributing Writer, ’16, Art and Design
Are you the type of person who has lived in one place for your entire life, and has hardly ever been out of the country, let alone out of your state? Well, if you are anything like me, then I am going to assume that we are on the same page. If so, then when you do have the opportunity to go somewhere new, it is quite exciting, right? Even if the destination is a mere few states away in whatever direction, a sense of adventure may fall upon you. This is precisely how I felt when I was approved to spend a week of my Jan Term in New Orleans. I had heard a lot about the place, both good and bad, so I really had no idea what to expect before I arrived. So, naturally, I was anxious when we finally came to the French Quarter, after a long eight-hour drive. Read more
By Ben Fuller
Copy Editor, ‘16, English
Imagine chasing a chicken in heels and a dress. This was the experience sophomore Carmen Findley had on the night of convocation, a mere few days after moving into the Sustainability House for the 2013-2014 academic year. Findley was joined by fellow sophomores Chandelle Ulmer and Emilee Prestridge, who have agreed to give reflections and updates on the goings on of the house and its many projects and endeavors. Read more
