Remember that scene in the Disney, Pixar film, “UP” when elderly Carl Fredericksen heard a knock on the door and opened it to welcome a boy scout named Russell? Looking up at the man, Russell took his chance and quickly recited his handbook, “Good afternoon. My name is Russell, and I am a Wilderness Explorer in Tribe 54, Sweat Lodge […]
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If you ask the Champion’s opinion editor Luke Kilker what he spends money on, you would find that he spends most on gelato when visiting Athens. However, if you’re anything like me, a broke college student who sometimes struggles to remember where she spent the last five dollars, let’s talk. Coffee. Events. Clothing. Snacks. None of these are inherently bad […]
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You can probably get that done on time … and that’s coming from someone who managed to graduate with a decent GPA in high school while showing up to class with a single mechanical pencil in her pocket. My unserious, Type B personality did not comprehend the challenges of time management in college had until I paid my way through. […]
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Chatter and cheers flowed through the Vines Center March 23 as the animated montage clips signaled the start of Coffeehouse: Animated. Each semester, Student Activities provides students with themed talent shows; this spring, the audience was able to reminisce on childhood shows and movies through props like Shrek’s outhouse and a Scooby-Doo haunted theme hallway with hovering candles. Student Activities […]
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Professor Aaron Van Allen from the Helms School of Government led a class trip for his public policy students to the Virginia State Capitol in Richmond, Virginia, on Feb. 5. Students were able to tour the Capitol, hear from different members of the House of Delegates and be introduced in the Gallery by Delegate Wendell S. Walker of Lynchburg, Virginia. […]
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