Archive for March, 2010

Christian Worldview week makes a large impact on many students

Jessicah Peters Staff Writer Unlike past Christian Worldview weeks at North Greenville University where political figures spoke about current events from a Christian perspective, last week was a much-needed revival led by one evangelist whose story reflected how his worldview changed. Students’ eyes were opened and hearts were renewed through the messages of Ken Freeman. [...]

Softball begins second half of season with winning streak

Cory Guinn Sports Editor The Lady Crusader softball team continued its long streak of double headers on March 13 as they took on Mars Hill College in Tigerville. North Greenville would split the double header, losing the first game 3-2 but turning the tables and winning game two 3-2. Laura Hopper, freshman intercultural studies, was [...]

The School of Theatre Building now open

Kyra Alexander Staff Writer “The first thing I was told when I came to North Greenville is that we were going to get a new theatre building,” Karla Neves, senior theatre major, said, “I was so excited, and now during my senior year it’s finally here. I’ve enjoyed this building so far, and I wish [...]

Chasen ends Christian Worldview Week with energy

Jamey Williams Staff Writer An exciting and deeply impactful Christian Worldview Week at North Greenville University ended on a high note Thursday, March 18, with a concert from the band Chasen. “It was awesome,” said Kelli Williams, freshman outdoor leadership. “You could feel the excitement and passion that God has been putting in hearts all [...]

Stegall plays crucial role in success of Crusader baseball

Billy Cannada Staff Writer The North Greenville baseball team is thriving on the diamond this year and senior leader Rand Stegall has a lot to do with it. Stegall has experienced his fair share of highs and lows on the baseball field during his four years at North Greenville, but he said that his overall [...]

Mid-majors are taking over

Cory Guinn Sports Editor The first two rounds of the 2010 NCAA Tournament have provided more excitement and intrigue than any other tournament in my recent memory. Every year we see huge upsets and teams from mid-major conferences making it farther than anyone expected. Well, 2010 is no different as Cornell, Butler, St. Mary’s and [...]

Remember Me is a love story that will not be forgotten

Rachel Rountree Staff Writer As a vampire, Robert Pattinson is memorable, but as 20-something, troubled Tyler Hawkins, Pattinson has created an even more real and noteworthy character. In his newest movie since the Twilight saga, Remember Me gives us a different view of the actor. My expectations for Remember Me were quite low, especially when [...]

Baseball drops weekend series

Billy Cannada Staff Writer The West Virginia State Yellow Jackets proved to be too much for North Greenville over the weekend, as the Crusaders dropped the series two games to one. The two losses move North Greenville’s overall record to 18-5 for the season. When ace Drew Provence is on the mound, it has been [...]

Crusaders dominate Lancers

Billy Cannada Staff Writer The men’s and women’s tennis teams snagged a couple of much needed wins over USC Lancaster on March 18. The men secured their win in dominating fashion, sweeping all sets in a 9-0 blowout over the Lancers. Hugo Ciarrocci, freshman business administration, was impressive for the Crusaders, winning his singles sets [...]

A few tips for finding a camera that gives you what you want

Christine Parks Staff Writer From tiny thumbnails to wedding photographs, all pictures hinge on the camera. There are many choices in the camera world to confuse the consumer, but with solid information a knowledgeable choice can be made. A helpful tip to use before purchasing a camera is to decide the budget, the purpose and [...]

Faith, Race and Culture committee addresses chapel

James Moore Staff Writer “Please stand for the black national anthem.” The words rang, loud and clear, throughout chapel on Feb. 24. The request was met with mixed emotions inside the place of worship. Some felt pride and some felt discomfort. For others, the request brought with it offense. As the Faith, Race and Culture [...]

A look into encounter day

Hannah Reynolds Staff Writer “We want them to be impressed with the talents of the professors and the beauty of the campus. We just hope to make a good impression,” Sarah Sain, campus visit and event coordinator, explained the basic goal of North Greenville’s Encounter Days. Encounter Days take place several Saturdays a semester. On [...]

Just Give Me Jesus

Rachel Ham Staff Writer Women of all ages, including several students and faculty from North Greenville University, attended the Just Give Me Jesus revival meetings held at the Bi-Lo Center in Greenville on March 19-20. About 20 students from NGU attended and volunteered at the meetings during the weekend. Just Give Me Jesus is hosted [...]

How do you rate when it comes to texting and driving?

Julie Cobb Staff Writer Ladies and gentlemen, may I have your attention please. The United States of America is facing a major crisis and I feel that it is my civil duty to inform you of the impending doom. A new epidemic, known as Acute Text Messaging Syndrome, is sweeping across the nation and affecting people [...]