Porchfest 2008 brings southern flair to SAU
When the curtain fell, the audience cheered as they discovered an orange Volkswagen bus (the "general wagon") in the middle of the DC. Porchfest 2008 had officially begun.
Juniors Erin Rotuno and Ephraim Wilkoff took the stage as middle school teachers Marty Colt and Bonnie Mohann Colt set out to clean up popular songs heard at Spring Arbor, like "Eman's Mom has got it going on" and "How Rad is our God.…
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FeaturedCareer taking flightSAU alum living his dream for pro basketball teamMicah Lancaster does not like riding the bench. At Spring Arbor University, he broke all kinds of records and started most games for the Cougar basketball team in a bright four-year career. He scored 2,393 career points and dished out 751 career assists on his way to two NCCAA titles.Beloved equipment manager shares storyFor over a decade he has washed, dried, and folded the towels and uniforms for the men's basketball and baseball team. He vacuums, cleans, takes out the trash and performs a host of other tasks. His diligent work everyday, and bright smile, makes the lives of over 40 athletes easier.Gym Floor replaced after thirty-three yearsIt is not basketball or volleyball season, but Cougar athletes are spending many hours on the court, or rather, tearing up the court. After more than three decades, the original hard wood floor is being torn up and replaced. Since 1975, the old court has been the platform on which uncounted athletes have faced adversity and overcome.As Dems fight, time to take a look at McCainRepublican candidate not a typical RepublicanThe democrats are locked in an epic battle of youth vs. experience, black vs. white, male vs. female and good vs. better. The last issue is really what's dividing the party. There are a lot of people convinced one of them will do a good job. The problem is that the longer this nonsense goes on, the bloodier it will get. |