Archive for August, 2009

Do you ever wonder how in a world of Facebook, message boards, e-mail, and twitter, you can still ‎come away feeling lonely? Do you feel like you have a lot of acquaintances and few real friends? ‎Who’s really there for you when you’re going through the tough stuff? ‎ Brenna Kate Simonds writes about the [...]

Stressing Out, Regrettably

Posted: 25th August 2009 by Trevor in A Higher Campus, College Living
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Why are so many students stressing out about college and their upcoming semester? Why the frantic ‎tone?‎ Nothing’s working out!‎ What if I don’t get the right schedule?‎ Of course this would happen to me. ‎ What if I can’t get an override? ‎ That sounds too hard.‎ What if?‎ Why?‎ What growth would be [...]

What happened when Daniel purposed in his heart not to defile himself? A king and a nation ‎looked higher. You are in the same position as Daniel. College is a tremendous place of influence. ‎The world always watches when college students take action. Here’s what Charles Malik, former ‎President of the UN General Assembly, says [...]

It’s just about that time. Back-to-school time. New classes, new programs, new schools, new ‎friends, new professors. How are you preparing to start a new year?‎ I recently read a great article from the Boundless Webzine called “Surviving a Hostile Professor.” ‎Dr. Gene Edward Veith addresses a very common concern for college students. Listen to [...]

If you’re near the Northwest Arkansas area this Friday night, come by the Holiday Inn in ‎Springdale from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm and join us for the first-ever Higher Conference 2009. This a ‎great opportunity to prepare yourself for college if you’re a high school student, give yourself some ‎new motivation and direction if [...]

Last semester Kyle Kleber, a senior broadcast journalism major, and I set off across campus to ask the ‎question, “What’s the best way to prepare for college?”‎ We got a lot of answers:‎ ‎“Know how to make time for studying and time for partying.”‎ ‎“Lots and lots of early preparation.”‎ ‎“I don’t know. I didn’t [...]