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It’s not a Cup Issue. It’s a Faith Issue.
By Andrew Weidman
Unless you’ve been completely living under a rock for the past week or staying off the Internet, you have heard about the Starbucks “red cup” issue. I use “issue” as a loose term, …
“N” Is for Nazarene
By Grace Beight
“N.” Many of us know this as being nothing more than the fourteenth letter of the alphabet. But imagine living in a country where “N” represents “Nazarene.” For Christians living in the Middle …
Meet the Sounding Board Staff
Julia Marsh – Editor-in-Chief
“I became Editor-in-Chief because I love writing, but since last year it’s be-
come much more than that! I love leading a team and sharing as a group about writing, faith, and whatever …
Kilgore Wins Student Body President 2015-2016 Election
by Destiny Blake
It could be said that Evan Kilgore intimidated any possible opposition in the race for the 2015-2016 Student Body President.
Point is: He won.
Evan Kilgore is a senior and is 21 years old. He …
Coffee with Katip
by Ethan Higa
Dr. Bill Katip continues to answer our questions, reminding us about what it means to be a Grace College student.
What are the values of Grace College? Why?
As an institution, we genuinely strive to …
Twenty Minutes Versus a Lifetime
By Lauren Williams
When she was born, Claudia McCray looked just like a normal baby. But at nine months, her parents and devoted grandfather noticed that her right eye protruded slightly. An examination revealed a cancerous tumor …
2014 Juror’s Statement: “The Best of the Best”
By Susan Russell
As Juror of the Grace College Student Art Show 2014, I found the quality and variety of work presented to be outstanding, making the jurying process both a joy and a challenge. With …
College Will Wait Three Weeks Before Calling About Donations
By Eric Totheroh
Stating that the school will give recent graduates time to get on their feet, reports suggest that the local college will wait three weeks before calling upon recent alumni to give back to their …
Girl Spends $300 on Dress that Will Go under Graduation Gown
By Eric Totheroh
Researchers are reporting that a local graduate has spent nearly $300 on a dress that will be worn underneath her graduation gown. The dress, sources confirm, will not be immortalized in any graduation photos …
Next Phase of Life to Also Include Ramen
By Eric Totheroh
Saying that he was hoping the next stage of life would come with a more sophisticated set of eating habits, a local graduate confirmed that life after graduation will also contain copious amounts of …
