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Molly Hulsey
Sky News Correspondent Talks Conflict, Calling, Borders, and Brexit
Molly Hulsey
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This November, Covenant College Theatre presents William Shakespeare's The Tempest. The Tempest is the most musical of Shakespeare’s plays, with singing and dancing, as well as spectacular displays of Prospero’s magic.
On October 5, bedroom pop-surf rock artist Boy Pablo released his second studio EP, entitled “Soy Pablo.” More than a year after the Norwegian teenager’s first release entitled “Roy Pablo,” this seven-track record displays Pablo’s unique style of blending latin-infused jazz theory with a dreamy, surf rock atmosphere — including songs both upbeat and mellow.
Is it difficult to see a mother’s love
What balance does her actions have to her words
Could I add weight to an opening hug
Or workout the tension of a stricken nerve
On October 5, Warner Bros. Pictures released “A Star is Born”, starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga. The film is the fourth remake of a 1930s film about a North Dakotan farm girl whose dream is to be a Hollywood actress.
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During this past summer in Chattanooga, I had grand plans for going to a bunch of new restaurants, eating tons of delicious food, and writing all my articles for the year ahead of time. But since when does life ever go according to plan? Instead, I spent the whole summer in the hospital with a friend and eating the only thing that was there — Subway.
Stop. Put down that Pilot G-2 to which you so enduringly cling and heed my words. Gone are your days of using a writing utensil that dries more unexpectedly than a tornado arrives in New York City.
We cannot, however, ignore the exceptional circumstances that led to Kavanaugh’s confirmation, or the unusual ramifications that are now likely to occur. This article adapts analysis from FiveThirtyEight and the Washington Post to address the possible consequences of the Kavanaugh confirmation in three areas: the Nov. 6 midterm elections, the Court’s ideological makeup, and the future of Senate judicial confirmation processes.
I love Jesus. I love the Bible. I love the Church. And Christianity is a religion.
Now, that probably elicited two kinds of responses. There are the people who will hear my statement and say, “Duh, Jag. That is about as insightful as saying an apple is a fruit.” I agree with this imaginary person (in spite of their curt response).
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The NBA is like other sports in a lot of ways, but very different in one: the NBA is the pettiest league that has been or ever will be. By petty I mean excessive sub-tweeting, passive aggressive Instagram post-liking, and just doing Joel Embiid things. This column for the rest of the NBA season will keep you updated with the Good, the Bad, and the Petty of the NBA season.
For several years now the NBA has been entertaining the idea of a 4-point line. Fans of Steph Curry and the evolving game are thrilled at this prospect, but is this really the best move for the league to make?
On Saturday, September 22, Bailey Carpenter, a freshman at Covenant College, completed her first ever Spartan Race in Pulaski, Tennessee. The race, a Sprint, was 4.3 miles in length and consisted of 21 different obstacles, ranging from spear throws to climbing walls to carrying sandbags.
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