Counselor and Campers are “On Target” at Camp Conquest
By Katie Whitmarsh, Elizabeth Snyder, Amelia High, and Addie Winfrey, for Focus DENVER, Pa. – Camp Conquest, a summer camp outside of Denver, is a place of growth and anticipation for Victor Correa, a youth ministry major at LBC. Correa … Continue reading Counselor and Campers are “On Target” at Camp Conquest
When Am I Going to Use Math in the Real World?
By Mrs. Sue Forry, Math Lab Instructor When am I ever going to use this? It’s the question math teachers hear all the time. And it is certainly a valid one. We learn better when we know why we are … Continue reading When Am I Going to Use Math in the Real World?
Speak Volumes Without Words
by Heather Grayberg, Dance Coordinator, Adjunct Professor of Dance & Musical Theatre Imagine that you are in a foreign country. You know no one, you do not speak the native language, and you do not have a translator. For many … Continue reading Speak Volumes Without Words
Should You Watch That? Christians and R-Rated Films
By Jesse Rice LANCASTER, Pa. – How would you react if you could never watch another R-rated film? What impact would that have on your viewing habits, if at all? At Lancaster Bible College, students are faced with that exact … Continue reading Should You Watch That? Christians and R-Rated Films
Why You Should Read More in College
By Sarah Mosser, Professional Writing Tutor, Adjunct Faculty I always read avidly. In high school, I would fill half my bed with books. I’d have to shove them all over just to make room to crawl in at night. It … Continue reading Why You Should Read More in College
LBC Athletic Review April 3-8
By CJ Halloran Coming off Easter break, many students might be wishing to ease themselves back into school and life as they prepare for the end of the school year. For Lancaster Bible College Athletes, however, this was not an … Continue reading LBC Athletic Review April 3-8
The Bravest Type of College Student
By Clarissa Bias, AMS Mentor Imagine this: you’re walking around your school campus. Though you know it like the back of your hand, you stick out like a sore thumb. Here, people dress differently, the food tastes differently, and although … Continue reading The Bravest Type of College Student
The Intro Entrée
By Jesse Rice, Writing Mentor Once upon a time A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away Four score and seven years ago Starting a paper is hard. You need to catch your audience’s interest while also effectively … Continue reading The Intro Entrée
Students Call for Gun Reform After School Shooting
By Sam Pearson PARKLAND, Fla. — On Feb. 14, 17 people were killed in a school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. The tragedy brings the topic of gun control back to the forefront of culture, and survivors of … Continue reading Students Call for Gun Reform After School Shooting
Writing on Wasted Time
By Luke Willing, Writing Mentor Does writing a paper ever make you feel like you’re drowning? If only you could save time in order to lighten the stress, you would be able to keep your head above water. However, if … Continue reading Writing on Wasted Time
