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By Marian Pope and Linnea Doughman Carine Ludzack: Freshman Perspectives Freshmen year flies by, and before you know it, you are about to become a sophomore. Carine Ludzack, a freshman Professional Writing and Information Design student, reflected on her first year as a Cedarville student and what she would tell incoming freshmen. ...
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How Hollywood convinced a culture there is no difference between good and evil By Josh Ball We know the difference between good and evil. Or at least, we used to. C.S. Lewis used this concept of objective morality for the starting point to his deduction of God’s existence in the first part of “Mere Christianity.” Yet, since its ...
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Sam Sofio speaks hope in the midst of chronic illness By Julia Swain Following his graduation from high school, Sam Sofio, a junior Professional Writing and Information Design major, had his path seemingly laid out for him: attend Boyce College, grow in his faith and enjoy fellowship with other believers. “I really wanted ...
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What builds a fandom By Katlynn Rossignol What does your average Swiftie, self-appointed Jedi and dedicated Seahawks fan have in common? They all have a passion for a specific person, fictional series or team that is referred to collectively as a fandom. Whether you participate in one or not, the cultural influence of fandoms is undeniabl...
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Vera Shegai: A story of God’s faithfulness as a father The house was dark, and fear made her run. At 8 years old, Vera would sprint up the stairs, heart pounding, shadows stretching behind her in twisted forms. One night, the fear became too much. She raced to her father and expressed her overwhelming feelings about the dark. “Can ...
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By Emily Tuttle A young Ethan and Ella Sellars rush to the driveway after school, grabbing a basketball on the way and pushing to be the first one to the hoop. Running shooting drills and training together while arguing over foul calls was a snapshot of the friendly rivalry that lived in their household. “Everything we did was kind of ...
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What do healthy habits look like for students who have a lot on their plate? By Bella Agnello Students at Cedarville University pride themselves with busy schedules, heavy campus involvement and holding one or two part-time jobs. However, not everyone knows how to balancethis lifestyle. Each day presents plenty of tasks and opportunities ...
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How did we get so many love songs? By Teagan Warren Examining the Billboard 100 songs for the week of March 7, about 72 of the 100 songs listed covered romantic love or sexual content as central topics. Many other topics seem neglected in modern music, even considering other forms of love: love of a parent for a child, love among ...
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Reaching beyond himself: The ministry of Harrison Elkins Arizona, Florida, Ohio, Germany, Central Asia and Harrison Elkins. The last one is not a country, but a Cedarville alumni of 2018. From Arizona to Germany, Elkins’ faith is central in his story, portraying a life oftrust in God’s plan and purpose even when it doesn’t seem possibl...
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When Madelyn Hensley won the NCCAA Player of the Year award, everyone saw a great volleyball player. What they didn’t see was the dedication, hardship and heart behind the accomplishment. Hensley, a junior outside hitter, is known for her ability to take over a volleyball game. In the 2025 season, Hensley had 392 kills–over 100 more than ...
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