Spring Fashion — Neutrals, lace and stripes

This year’s spring fashion trends have something for everyone. Preppy accessories for fancy ladies, billowy cardigans for those of us wanting to cover up and for those seeking to stand out: the slightly intimidating “flatform” shoes, part platform, part wedge. Perhaps even more exciting is the comfortable look and feel of this year’s fashions, leaving many women to breathe a sigh of relief knowing they … Continue reading Spring Fashion — Neutrals, lace and stripes

Heidi Rossow – Future teacher teaches us about service

Heidi Rossow is a passionate junior elementary education major from Faribault, Minn. who hopes to become a kindergarten teacher. One of her best attributes is being very organized, which is essential for a future teacher, but this also helps her to balance her involvement on campus. Heidi is involved in multiple organizations that range from working with kids to guiding future Gusties to participating in … Continue reading Heidi Rossow – Future teacher teaches us about service

On-campus movie: The King’s Speech is worth hearing

The King’s Speech isn’t about two star-crossed lovers. It doesn’t have a love-to-hate villain out to destroy our hero.  The world isn’t going to explode, be invaded by aliens or otherwise find itself in an Armageddon.  The King’s Speech is about something a bit less epic but, at the same time, a bit less expected. The King’s Speech is a period drama set in 1920s … Continue reading On-campus movie: The King’s Speech is worth hearing

Independent film review: I’m Just Saying

If you are interested in hearing debates on feminism, politics, war, drinking, drugs, government spending, big business, the right to bear arms, gossip, religion, homosexuality, modesty, abortion and prostitution all jammed into 94 minutes, I have the movie for you. I’m Just Saying is an independent film that follows five college students as they spend a night working on a project for a class. For … Continue reading Independent film review: I’m Just Saying

Can we have Good without God?

In the past few weeks, advertisements sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes have been placed around campus announcing a debate: “Can we have Good without God?” If you have seen the posters, you may have noticed the deliberate WWE-style “in this corner: the ex-pastor atheist” VS. “and in this corner: the moral Christian Athlete” format. Clearly, we’re meant to think that on May 15, … Continue reading Can we have Good without God?