Posted in Misc., tagged Allen, Column, Humor, Politics, Satire on September 18, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Shortly after the 2008 presidential election, my fourteen year-old cousin approached me looking visibly distraught.
“Hey, Steven, do you like Obama?” he asked me.
“I dunno. I’ve never met him. Why?” I responded in my signature blend of wit and charm.
“Well, we watched a video in school about him. Did you know that he’s the Anti-Christ?
Posted in Misc., tagged Deal, Fine Arts, Review, The Miracle Worker on September 17, 2009 | 2 Comments »
By Kirby Deal Staff Writer “The Miracle Worker” tells the inspiring story of the trials and triumphs of Helen Keller, a woman who was born deaf and blind, yet overcame both of these handicaps and learned to read and communicate. The actors, actresses, production staff, and director all came together to put on a show [...]
Posted in Misc., tagged Heatherly on September 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
So, Tennessee Wesleyan College finally has a newspaper with a website; it’s about time. Among the myriad of benefits that arise while bringing focus from print to electronic media, each newspaper staff member or student group now has the option of creating and maintaining their very own blog.
Posted in Misc., tagged Evans, Ice Cream Olympics, News, TWC on September 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I scream; you scream. We all scream for ice cream! This was definitely the case for Ice Cream Olympics 2009, the annual event held for residents of TWC. Mayfield’s Ice Cream donated about 36 half gallon tubs of three different varieties of ice cream, and it was put to good use. There were seven different events in which to participate.
Posted in Misc., tagged Bowers, Dismukes, Fine Arts, News, Review, Storyteller on September 16, 2009 | 3 Comments »
We laughed. We cried. We gasped in awe, jumped back in shock, squealed in excitement…but mostly, we just laughed. On Thursday, September 10, Tennessee Wesleyan College was blessed to have motivational storyteller Thomas Dismukes speak to the willing individuals—or those individuals who simply wanted to get another one of those convocations out of the way.
