Introduction I never knew the feeling of high stress levels until I started my freshman year of college and participated as a student-athlete. Since late August, I have been stressed with not only my school work but performing well on the court. I feel the pressure to do well for my team and also… Continue reading I Can’t Stress Enough: College Athlete
He sees things that we miss that tie things together, a comment that Mike Collins made about Chuck Klosterman’s style of writing. Mike Collins is a radio host for WFAE’s Charlotte Talks and interviewed Klosterman in front of an audience full of students and Klosterman enthusiast at the P.E Monroe Auditorium. Chuck Klosterman visited Lenoir-Rhyne… Continue reading THE LITTLE THINGS MATTER.
On October 22 in P.F Monroe Auditorium, I had the wondrous opportunity to attend Jeff Hobbs presentation as apart of the Lenoir-Rhyne Visiting Writers Series. Hobbs was dressed in a formal white shirt with a tie and dress pants. He seemed a little nervous but also very professional. Hobbs started off his presentation saying that… Continue reading A Truly Short and Tragic Life
In her New York Times blog post on college roommates, Anna Altman reports that “Colleges are hiring companies like RoomSync, a Facebook app that helps you match with like-minded users, to match students with appropriate roommates.” Lenoir-Rhyne has students living on campus to fill out a personal questionnaire to learn about the student’s interests. There are… Continue reading From a Random Roommate to My Best Friend
I was provided with the wonderful opportunity, on Thursday, to spend an evening listening to Jacki Shelton Green at the Belk Centrum. Jaki is here at Lenoir-Rhyne University for our visiting writer series. Jaki started her presentation speaking about her poetry and you immediately felt the appreciation she had for the literature. Jaki has a great… Continue reading An Evening with Jaki Shelton Green
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