I know that there are some on this campus that are unsure what “BLM really means.” Some of you already know what it means. But before people jump around on ideas and myths of the term, allow me to enlighten or educate you on what you dont know or understand. Let me show you the history of the term itself and break it down on … Continue reading What Black Lives Matter stands for
Many people are quick to write off 2020 as being a terrible start to the new decade, and at first glance it seems like that. In the sports world, the death of Kobe Bryant hit hard to the basketball community. The passing of Chadwick Boseman shocked the movie industry. COVID-19 shut down the world and took the lives of many other loved ones. Racial injustices … Continue reading The Wilson Post: Why 2020 does NOT totally suck
For Christians, this time of year is a special time of year meant for worship and giving thanks. This of course is because of Easter which will be celebrated on April 12. Easter is the celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ after his death on the cross, which is seen as the undeniable proof that he was the son of God. Easter is proceeded … Continue reading Patti’s Perspective: Keep true mean of Easter in mind
This is the digital version of the March 2, 2020 issue of the Sterling College Observer. This issue is Volume 1, Issue 5. The Sterling College Observer, founded in 2019, is the student-run newspaper covering Sterling College. The print edition is produced the first Monday of the month during the fall and spring semesters as part of CM153 J Journalism Lab course. The staff also … Continue reading SC Observer: March 2, 2020
Hannah’s Hits: Support needs to be given to all sports teams I’ve been involved and around sports for the majority of my life. And I love it. As a photographer, I almost never miss a home game anymore. Football, baseball, soccer, basketball — you name it, and I’m there. But I’ve noticed something I find interesting: it seems like the majority of people don’t stay … Continue reading Hannah’s Hits: Support needs to be given to all sports teams
This is the digital version of the Feb. 3, 2020 issue of the Sterling College Observer. This issue is Volume 1, Issue 4. The Sterling College Observer, founded in 2019, is the student-run newspaper covering Sterling College. The print edition is produced the first Monday of the month during the fall and spring semesters as part of CM153 J Journalism Lab course. The staff also … Continue reading SC Observer: February 3, 2020
Since I came from Georgia to Kansas, I’ve seen major differences in the people and how theydo things here. They are very political. They are very old fashioned. They have stereotypes andreligion is big here. If you look at the state of Kansas on a map, it almost looks like a box. I feelthat these people almost forget there are 49 other states as well. … Continue reading Pride proves problematic
As the holiday season comes around, it is very easy to get distracted with all the traditions and festivities that surround it and lose the true meaning of Christmas. Many of the things we associate with Christmas — from Santa Claus, to gifts, candy canes, nativity scenes and Christmas trees — can tie back to Christ and the gospel story. Most people know that Santa … Continue reading Don’t let holiday distractions blur meaning of Christmas
This is the digital version of the Dec. 2, 2019 issue of the Sterling College Observer. This issue is Volume 1, Issue 3. The Sterling College Observer, founded in 2019, is the student-run newspaper covering Sterling College. The print edition is produced the first Monday of the month during the fall and spring semesters as part of CM153 J Journalism Lab course. The staff also … Continue reading SC Observer: December 2, 2019
When I was in high school, I never for one second thought that I would be 20 years old going to school and living in rural Kansas. However, that is exactly where I am. Sterling truly is small town USA, surrounded by farm land and with less people than my high school. Coming to live in Sterling was a true culture shock. Growing up in … Continue reading Homesickness strikes as holidays near
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