
Student Wisdom: Graduation Edition
May 8, 2019Hey guys, I’m back here with one more senior wisdom for you.
Hey guys, I’m back here with one more senior wisdom for you.
Wow. Here I was thinking about what everyone was doing for me, but had I stopped to consider what kind of friend I had been to them?
We all have days when the only thing that will help our mood is to watch a very particular movie. And trust me, there’s a movie for every mood you could have.
Every Cedarville student should be involved in at least one extracurricular activity. Maybe they should even be involved in two. Maybe even three! That may be a bold statement, I know. However, it’s one I greatly believe in. Am I allowed to call it “Cal’s Law of Being CedarInvolved?”
This past week I had the privilege of having both my parents join me on campus for a fun-filled day of watching Cedarville’s winter play, hanging out, and eating pizza (and yes, I ate an entire pizza by myself).
If you don’t know who Andrew Peterson is, then you will hopefully want to when you finish reading this.
As a proud Michigander, I often think that I am well equipped to handle odd weather. Grand Rapids, my hometown, is situated mere miles away from Lake Michigan, and with that comes round after round of heavy lake effect snow every winter. Along with that snow we also will get random weekends of 60 degree weather, often in December or January.
So it’s Valentine’s Day, you don’t have a significant other, and you don’t know what to do.
“Leading with courage is hard. But I’m going to do it with the Lord beside me, behind me, and in front of me.”
When I was but a wee freshman in the fall of 2015, I was starting to get overwhelmed by my 14 credit hours. I was getting stressed and depressed, which poured right into the anxiety I had already been feeling about my choice of major. I wasn’t very mentally equipped... View Article