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The election that started on Nov. 3, between Incumbent President Donald Trump and President-Elect Joe Biden is still ongoing in a truly historic fashion.
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The election that started on Nov. 3, between Incumbent President Donald Trump and President-Elect Joe Biden is still ongoing in a truly historic fashion.
Historic.
On Nov. 3, incumbent president Donald Trump and presidential candidate Joe Biden went head to head in one of closest presidential races in history.
Celebrating Christmas before Thanksgiving is a debate already; celebrating Christmas before Halloween seems bizarre.
Alcoholism ruins lives and families, but many people don’t take it seriously.
The Trojans are ready to go to war on the court.
The weirdest part of 2020 isn’t the pandemic or the upcoming election. It’s not even the empty stadiums during sporting events. It’s the 2020 college football season.
MyGen looked different this year, but not just because of COVID-19.
MyGen looked different this year, but not just because of COVID-19.
The Taylor University Wind Ensemble made its semester debut by performing a fifteen-minute pop-up concert in the LaRita Boren Campus Center.
While sitting on the bed next to my best friend, we were both about 8-years-old, looking for something fun to do. He was carving out a lampshade using a sharp box cutter knife. He was hoping to make an eagle’s face and then to project the silhouette onto the wall. It sounded so cool! We were both so focused on what he was doing, that if it were not for the stabbing pain and gushing blood from my leg, we would not have noticed that he had accidentally stabbed me. Just above my kneecap and straight through my denim jeans protruded the long, sharp object. He just kept saying over and over again, “I’m so sorry, I’m so sorry!” I only had one thought: please stop apologizing and pull it out of my leg.
The Taylor men’s Soccer team has lost every game this one except one. They picked up a win against the University of Saint Francis, followed by a loss against Grace College.
Taylor women’s soccer came up just short on Saturday, Oct. 3 against No. 14 Grace College. The Trojans surrendered an early goal that ended up being the difference in the 1-0 contest that dropped Taylor to 4-3 on the year and 3-3 within the Crossroads League.
The Taylor cross country teams competed in the Ray Bullock Invite last Friday on their home course.
While most college students were binging shows and scrounging for summer jobs, some Taylor students were still on campus doing research.
Of all the things to become politicized this election season, I honestly did not anticipate the post office to be dragged into things.
“I want you to do something bold this week.”
JD’s song, by Boy Pablo is our song of the week at WTUR. Are you ever driving through the Indiana cornfields by yourself at sunset yearning for a sonic hug? Well jiminy cricket does Boy Pablo have the song for you. This song is simple in construction, two verses and a chorus. Boy Pablo uses a conversation about his dissatisfaction with a girl’s tiramisu she baked to express his larger dissatisfaction with their relationship. If that is not art then I don’t know what is.
While it was not the way they wanted it to end, the Taylor women’s basketball team ended their season with a win.
Sports change our lives. Sports alter our perceptions. Sports are the great equalizer. It doesn’t matter where you come from or what you look like, because at the end of the day we all know one fact: ball don’t lie.