Kyra Alexander Ad Manager “Let yourself go this August,” was the tag line for the spiritually controversial movie Eat, Pray, Love. Based on the best-selling memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert (Pilgrims and Committed), Eat, Pray, Love takes viewers on an emotional journey of the heart. Liz Gilbert, played by Julia Roberts (Valentine’s Day and Mona Lisa [...]
Molly Price Staff Writer North Greenville University is spreading its branches of education with the development of its very own graduate degree program. “The T. Walter Brashier Graduate School at North Greenville University is the culmination of a compelling vision,” says ngu.edu. The program was proposed in 2004 by Vice President and Dean for Graduate [...]
Billy Cannada Staff Writer The Crusaders believe they were better than their 9-8-1 record last season and they hope to prove it when they open the 2010 soccer season against Toccoa Falls College in Tigerville on Sept. 2. The North Greenville men’s soccer team fell short in a number of close games in 2009, losing [...]
Anthony Reese Staff Writer North Greenville students covered the globe as mission and outreach teams headed out this summer. More than 20 different countries and five continents were reached by the people here on the campus. More than 100 students and faculty members traveled across the country and abroad with numerous organizations. From living in [...]
Anthony Reese Staff Writer Looking for an affordable alternative to “caf” food? Jorja’s Pizza opens its doors just in time for the fall semester. Jorja’s is the place to go, and it’s less than two miles from campus. Tommy Kelly, a Travelers Rest local, fulfilled his lifelong dream when he opened Jorja’s Pizza in July. [...]
Jordan Ecarma News & Features Editor The films of summer 2010 varied in story and style, but they all carried a similar theme: escapism. Films like Toy Story 3 and Eclipse, featuring talking toys and sparkling vampires respectively, ruled the box office. For the most part, fantasy was the preferred summer fare, including some delightful [...]
Billy Cannada Staff Writer With fresh faces and a chip on their shoulders, the Lady Crusader soccer team will be seeking redemption for last season’s disappointing end. Despite losing the final game of the 2009 NCCAA Regional Final and finishing with a record of 13-8, the team says it believes it is ready to take [...]
Jordan Ecarma News & Features Editor The films of summer 2010 varied in story and style, but they all carried a similar theme: escapism. Films like Toy Story 3 and Eclipse, featuring talking toys and sparkling vampires respectively, ruled the box office. For the most part, fantasy was the preferred summer fare, including some delightful [...]
James Chip Moore Staff Writer September 11, 2001 will be forever engrained into Americans’ memories. On that day, terrorists attacked the twin towers of the World Trade Center. Damage from the collision sent debris for blocks around the site. One of the buildings affected by the collision was a Burlington Coat Factory two blocks away. [...]
Cory Guinn Sports Editor After a 2009 season that witnessed North Greenville volleyball experience great success, the 2010 squad is poised for a breakout season. In the spring of 2009, Greg Mosely was hired to lead the program on its rise to the top. “We have a lot of returners with a great deal of [...]
Emily Bain Staff Writer Baptist Student Union strives to serve the student body by focusing on internally growing the individual and turning that growth into external service. “The name can be misleading,” BSU Director Jody Jennings said. “You don’t have to be a Baptist, and it’s not really a union, but you do have to [...]
Cory Guinn Sports Editor A new year and a handful of new players have brought a renewed passion to the North Greenville University football program. The Crusaders opened the 2010 season on Saturday against Mars Hill College in Mars Hill, NC. Despite a few mistakes in the early portion of the game, North Greenville showed [...]
Currie Dickerson Staff Writer A new year. A new start. A new chapter. Whether entering North Greenville this fall as an incoming freshman or a returning senior, every student has a chance to make a difference on campus. Rekindle your relationships with familiar faces and break out of your comfort zone to meet new individuals. [...]
Taylor Edwards Staff Writer The beautiful chaos of The Devil Wears Prada’s new Zombie EP hit the shelves on August 24, receiving great reviews from AbsolutePunk.net, Audio Opinions, Dead Press!, Blare Magazine and more. The five-track Zombie EP is a prime example of the maturity that the band has gained since its three previous albums. [...]
Jessicah Peters Staff Writer As football season begins, there are always the stars of the field who have been dedicated to making a difference from past seasons. With football coach Jamey Chadwell’s second season beginning, there is a need to prove that Crusader football can bounce back from 2009’s 2-8 record. After Chadwell’s success at [...]
Rachel Ham Staff Writer The Faith, Race and Culture Committee is one of North Greenville University’s newest organizations. The committee started with the goal of giving students a way to express and discuss ideas about different cultures. The committee also hopes to inform students about the various cultures, races and beliefs of people around them. [...]
Jamey Williams Staff Writer On Tuesday, April 6, the second annual Red Carpet Film Festival was held in the Hayes Ministry Center. Myra Ruiz, reporter for WYFF Channel 4, hosted the event. Awards were bestowed for four categories of films including public service announcements/commercials as well as 5-, 10- and 30- minute films. The top [...]
Joseph Huntley Editor in Chief “‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the LORD, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future’” (Jeremiah 29:11). These words have guided me through my life and have helped me understand that, no matter what, God has [...]
Cory Guinn Sports Editor St. Louis Rams-Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma Even after shoulder surgery and injury concerns, Bradford is still the most pro-ready quarterback in this year’s draft. The Rams need someone who can throw the ball to take pressure off running back Stephen Jackson and keep opposing defenses from stacking the line of scrimmage. [...]
Taylor Edwards Staff Writer There are few bands in the world today like Copeland. The alternative rock group boasts four full-length albums that each showcase a different side of the band. Beneath Medicine Tree, In Motion, Eat, Sleep, Repeat and You Are My Sunshine are all equally amazing albums, not one of them surpassing another. [...]