“Square dances are the closest things we have left to the old traditional 18th century dances,” said my mom.  I have not been the same since hearing that comment, and now neither will you! Sorry about that. I bet you can guess what I’m reporting on, though!  Last Friday, students

Once upon a time, in a building far far away, there was a plethora of tables occupied by many leaders who run many different clubs. These organizations range from engagements pertaining to leadership and business to camping and games. In case you missed the Org Fair, here’s a rundown for most

Rats. Laughter. Pancakes. Wet grass. The recipe for a fun night? Even if you mentally said, “definitely not,” it turns out the answer is yes. Nearly a hundred students gathered in the BLC Quad after last week’s Garden Party for the film Ratatouille (we can never be certain that we’re

photo credit Solon Johnson

At this point, everyone knows that 2020 is a raging dumpster fire, but that doesn’t mean you have to be one! Of course, in this bizarre time, it is easier said than done. Here are a few tips to avoid being a dumpster fire, especially as we draw near to

“You’re in the world—but it’s not your world anymore.” –Dr. James Dolezal Friday, October  2nd, the afternoon: I am sitting in an eternally cold EDU classroom, discussing “Bluegill,” a postmodern short story by Jayne Anne Phillips. Dr. Minto walks in, pale but otherwise alright. She updates us on her treatments.

Dear Dr. Minto, I wish you knew how many students you’ve impacted, but if the truth is told, no one could fully grasp that. After nearly 30 years of teaching at Cairn, the number is too high to count.  I wish you knew how many students and fellow members of

On Friday, February 7th, crowds filled the ADR to witness the incredible talent of fellow students. Unlike Heritage Idol, this was not a competition. Instead, it was a fun night to relax and enjoy the fellowship of the student body. When Sean Ellis described his own act, he called it

On Friday night, most of Cairn came out to watch this year’s Heritage Idol, a singing competition in which students perform for the chance to win a plaque, a $50 gift card, and, of course, bragging rights. This year, nine contestants sang a wide variety of songs, including Jazz, Pop,

World Reach Week, formally known as Global Missions Week. Some know this week as the week to get out of in class lectures by listening to some unknown person talk about some mission in a country they have never heard of before. Others know it as the week to get