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Crepes with different flavors of Nutella, giant ice cream sandwiches, and chocolate-covered, bacon-wrapped brownie bites—these are only a few of what the OC Fairgrounds’ gourmet food trucks have to offer. Every Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and every … [Read more] about Grab a Bite to Eat Across the Street
Presenters from as far as Hong Kong and Canada attended the 2011 Conference on Christianity and Literature. Dr. Karen Lee, English Department chair, organized the conference, from accepting proposal submissions to attending panels. “[The conference] had … [Read more] about Conference Integrates Christianity and Literature
In just one month, Rebecca Black’s “Friday” went from 1,000 views to millions on Youtube and made her infamous. “Friday” gives listeners such a fierce love for hating it. But maybe it’s hated because if it’s that easy to make money with an awful song, we could … [Read more] about ‘We Not Excited’ About Rebecca Black
It’s the kind of afternoon where you don’t feel like having lunch at the Caf, so you head to the nearest fast food chain instead. As you’re about to order a sandwich or a burger or a milkshake, you see little black numbers, next to each menu item, that weren’t … [Read more] about Increased Calories May Not Decrease Calorie Cravings
Your heart fills with furious joy after each completed final exam--yet, at the same time, you say goodbye to fellow Vanguardians and fill boxes with everything you own. Pausing as you pack up your car, a curious campus squirrel catches your eye. “How cute,” … [Read more] about Pet a Squirrel, Be Tranquilized?
Verizon Wireless customers will have access to Apple’s iPhone 4 on Feb. 10, 2011. The iPhone will be available in the United States through both Verizon and AT & T Wireless networks.The iPhone 4 will feature, among other things, a sharp retina display, … [Read more] about Verizon Releases iPhone 4
Whether it’s a survey course during freshman year or an upper-division Religion elective, many students can be found in class with an animated, lively former music major. This particular former music major, Associate Professor of Old Testament April … [Read more] about April Westbrook: From Rhythm to Religion
Some college students use it for the movies. Some use it to go to dinner or an inexpensive concert. But many do not realize that there is an alternative use for $8: Atomic Ballroom.In the evenings (excluding Sundays and Mondays), Atomic Ballroom has different … [Read more] about Put A Swing in Your Step at Atomic Ballroom
Are you fed up with roommates/group projects/coworkers? Do you want to change the way things are? Of course you do! You, like the rest of us, want justice, goodwill, the whole bit. Follow these four easy steps, and you can be sure that whoever you’re upset … [Read more] about Eliminate Communication in Four Easy Steps
In the Outsider Interviews, it was brought up that many people, in particular, Christians, are not willing to listen to people’s lives. Britney Salazar, a guest speaker at the interviews, mentioned that some people were never willing to sit and listen to … [Read more] about Sacrifice an Hour, Hear Someone’s Life Story
Due to pure desperation, some Harrisonburg University students tried to hack into the school’s computer system, risking severe consequences. Others sought a hotel lobby a few blocks out of their way, just to get online. Why did they go to all this … [Read more] about Online Social Networks: Addiction or Necessity?
People tend to obsess over the start of new things. When I get a new book, I can definitely be described as “obsessed” with it. I get to turn pages with eager hands, view the words through thick reading glasses, and absorb and analyze ideas I’ve never been … [Read more] about New School Year, New Opportunities
The Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) decided to remove Vanguard’s probation and maintain its accreditation, calling its progress “phenomenal.” WASC’s commission letter arrived the first week of July. A special WASC team conducted a … [Read more] about WASC Announces Continued Accreditation
From Feb. 9, 2010 Commencement ceremonies will be held at Mariners Church in Irvine this year to allow more seating and save the university $30,000. The program will be divided into two separate events: one for undergraduate students, and one for … [Read more] about Graduation moved to Mariners Church