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Student Overcomes Personal Challenges to Help Others
From living through the World Trade Center collapsing in New York and surviving an illness that is going to be with him for the rest of his life, computer science
How a Field Trip Showed Me My Future
Ten arrested in illegal rehab center. Freud on Fox News. Ex-Dallas Republican mayor speaking against Donald Trump. These were just a few of the stories that caught my eye as
Her Talented Fingers Are Taking Her Places
First-year biology and music major Lindsey Johnson, is a girl of many talents. She’s a natural-born leader, an avid gymnast as well as someone who happens to be endowed with
The Keys to Handling Interpersonal Conflict
(edited by Judy Yong and Jordan Greene) One of the major tasks of life is learning how to manage conflict, and for most people, this becomes a difficult task. Part
Elevate Hosts Game Night at Keene SDA Church
(Edited by Keysha M. Ortiz Ramos and Jordan Greene) Elevate hosted a game night on Saturday, Sept. 24. Elevate is a ministry that Keene Church provides for the young adults
Meet Your SA Parlimentarian
(Edited by Keysha M. Ortiz Ramos) I began as a student services senator during the 2015-2016 school year. My job was to think of ideas and projects that would help
A Chance to Give Back to Others
Ever since he was a little boy, Alex Loewen has always had an interest in the human body and how it worked. Growing up in McKinney, Texas, Loewen, was homeschooled
Mimosa Memories
Nursing major Michelle Higa and computer science major Elizabeth Nieves enjoy the Mimosa banquet on Sunday, March 27. Southwestern’s Student Association hosted “Une Nuit a Paris” at the Ashton Depot
Music: A Doorway to Greater Things
Music has been part of Conner Mason’s life ever since he can remember. As a young boy growing up in Roseburg, Oregon, Mason always had an appreciation for the fact
Embracing Diversity, Growing in Spirit
For some people being exposed to a new culture can be intimidating. However, one Southwestern student embraced diversity and learned to feel right at home. Amanda Madigan, sophomore psychology and