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Mr. and Mrs. Smith (0)

by emily hollis

Staff Writer

 
C
all her
‘Isthmia’.

Baby Isthmia (named after a
town in Greece) sits in her babycarrier
in a place a 5-month-old
normally wouldn’t be seen;
under Cornerstone’s Eagle statue
in the Athletic Center. In fact,
Isthmia also sits in with college
students in several writing
classes around campus. Why?
Isthmia’s parents, Daniel
and Lacey Smith, are
current CU students.
“I had her in the middle of
the semester [...]

J-term offers trips (0)

By Amena Anderson

Senior Staff Writer

J-term trips to Northern Ireland,
South Africa and Oxford,
England will be offered to students
next school year.
“It is an ideal opportunity for us
to expand our globalization,” said
Provost Rick Ostrander. “It’s an
ideal time to travel abroad.”
Ostrander said Matt Bonzo,
philosophy professor, will lead the
South Africa trip, Michael Pasquale,
Humanities Division Chair, will
lead the Oxford trip, and [...]

Golden Eagles leave tournament upbeat (0)

By Ryan Wenger

Your Sports Editor

It may not have the resources
or experience of other collegiate
teams, but CU’s broomball club
is not letting that stop them from
competing.
The team, a Cornerstone University
Student Government-sponsored
club made up of nine students
and two faculty members, traveled
to Blaine, Minn. for the national
broomball tournament the during
the weekend of March 26.
They were there for four days
and [...]

Faculty Notebook: The one-room school (0)

 
 
 
 
by Kerisa Myers
A few weeks ago in my article to the Herald, I mentioned the ripple effect that a teacher can have on her or his students for generations to come. In this article I would like to continue that theme in reference to the teachers in my family, especially my mother who taught in [...]