One year ago, I became faculty advisor to The Pioneer and we began printing the paper for the first time in more than a decade. It is a decision some may question and rightly so. We live in a digital world and printed papers are an endangered species. I am a strong believer that old media will not totally disappear… Continue reading "Catawba College – A Community of Learning"
The life of a goalkeeper imitates the picture of a child on seesaw. it contains highs and lows; however, you never want to get off because it’s all a part of the ride. Both instances provide you with a shocking thrill. When at the bottom of a seesaw the best is yet to come and when at the top it’s… Continue reading "The Life of a Goal Keeper"
Dear Catawba students from all over the world, this is an article dedicated to all the international students who have to spend hours on a plane to get to Salisbury, North Carolina. It gets confusing sometimes because after living in Salisbury for two years, I call Salisbury home but Iceland home as well. After a few months living in… Continue reading "“Ohhh, Iceland is the Green One and Greenland is the Icy One” International Student at Catawba"
Championship qualities are not always the most obvious things to identify. As we enter into the grand finale of the college baseball season, the Catawba Indians baseball team is searching for the key that will unlock their full championship potential. What will it take for this team that boasts such a powerful strength (and such a glaring weakness) to rise… Continue reading "Stew’s Views: The Little Things"
It’s that time of the year again. The time where senior college students seemed to be plagued with the terrible disease of senior-itis. Now you’re probably wondering what this terrible disease is and if it’s contagious. To answer your questions, senior-itis occurs when seniors tend to lose all motivation for doing their work and it tends to become more common… Continue reading "The Dreaded Senior-itis"