The Virtue of Horror Movies
Written by Raven in a Cardinal’s Nest Horror Movies. Yikes. It’s one of those taboo topics that earned itself a place among the other uncomfortable headlines such as sexuality, depression, and politics that we as Christians struggle to work through. Think about your own experiences with this type of cinema.
What is a “Worship Song?”
Written by Lilly Fischer “Worship is our innermost being responding with praise for all that God is, through our attitudes, actions, thoughts, and words, based on the truth of God as He has revealed Himself” (Dr. John MacArthur). The first hymn book was published in Massachusetts in 1640, a book
A New Club at Cairn: The Pro-Life Club
During the Pro-Life March in Harrisburg last September, nine Cairn students promoted the sanctity of life among over 5,000 people. Two of those students were able to represent our up-and-coming Cairn Pro-Life Club on stage as an organization that seeks to raise awareness for the pro-life community. “We were really
CALLING ALL POETRY LOVERS!
Do you love poetry? Are you passionate about sharing your work with people? Are you willing to try something that you haven’t before? Does listening to poetry bring you joy? If you answered yes to any of those questions, then you should highly consider making an appearance at the Mahlon
Between Two Worlds: Reconciling Muscle and Mind
Do you ever feel like there are multiple pieces of you and no single person has all of them? Like you are a prism and they can only see the white light, not the colors? Perhaps you are a swimmer or a soccer player to one group of friends, then
The Scrawl: The Night Before Finals
‘Twas the night before finals, when all through the grounds Not a student was happy, not even on rounds; The books were studied by the students with care, In hopes that 100’s soon would be there; Some students were nestled all snug in their beds; While nightmares of final tests
The Polar Express: Nostalgia Blindness or Peak Film? A Scrawl Article
The Polar Express is a movie that solidifies itself in the hearts and minds of all children through its whimsical environment, its heart-wrenching soundtrack, and its traumatizing motion capture animation. Let’s be honest, do people actually like this movie for the plot and characters, or do they only say they
The Scrawl: A New Cairn Christmas Tradition
It’s that time of year again, Cairn! The time of year where everyone is sick of Christmas before Christmas even starts. That’s why we at The Scroll propose a new fictitious holiday to celebrate here at Cairn as part celebrating the Lord’s birth. Channel your inner David Tennent to pronounce
The Scrawl: Christmas Conspiracy
This year, the Cairn sports teams gained a new member! Whether or not he is an asset to Cairn Athletics can be debated, but I’m pretty sure the whole student body thinks he’s a suspicious character. Where did he come from? He just shows up at Cairn thinking he can
The Scrawl: A Match Made on Campus
Written by our newest Scroll member, Morgan Steele! Christmas has always been a time to remember Jesus’ birth and reflect on the Lord’s abundant blessings… and to have a romantic moment with that significant other. If you don’t have one, no worries. This is the time where Christmas magic can