Highlights

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May 4, 2008
Graduation 2008


 

April 29, 2008
Hoagie Fest

April 18, 2008
Honors Thesis Symposium 2008

March 7, 2008
Honors Thesis Poster Session 2008

February 29, 2008
SAGES Agape Feast

February 24, 2008
Trip to the Art Institute of Chicago, Edward Hopper Exhibit

Fall 2007
Excerpt from fall 2007 FOCUS Magazine

December 1, 2007
Christmas Party!

November 18, 2007
Phi Kappa Phi Induction Ceremony

November 3, 2007
Chicago Symphony Orchestra Outing
 

  
  
 

October 12, 2007
Agape Feast at PMC Commons

October 3–10, 2007
Athlete of the Week
Tyler Bodi

If you were to take the time to sit down with Tyler Bodi, the pastor of the Class of 2011, you would find many layers to him. From the spiritual aspects of life to the sports, the social life to the classes and homework, this soccer-loving gentleman from Kalamazoo may not have the perfect balance between it all, but what he does have works just fine for him. Our Athlete of the Week had a very hard time picking just one, let alone a few, of his favorite sports to participate in. "What can I say? I like them all! I just like being active." Anything that includes both running and tactics strikes Tyler's fancy. With a distant, far-off look in his eyes, he lists off both types of soccer, badminton, racquetball, volleyball and basketball.
Although a strong fanatic about sports, Tyler is not your average jock. In a humble tone of voice, Tyler responds to the question of his best sport and how he has changed in them over the years with, "I'm not really all that fantastic at any of them...but I have become more experienced." The rush of the game and the fun he has is all that really matters. For him, it shouldn't really matter how fantastic the players are, but how they are on the field. "Sports for fun, exercise, and social interaction."

"Like any other activity in life, we can choose to live like a Christian or not. We can play like one or not." Tyler feels that the field is just another part of the athlete's life, just like the classroom is just another part of the student's life. You can fight anywhere, and while doing anything. Then again, you can always show who Christ is no matter what you are doing. It's your choice. What's yours?
By Teddi McAllen
 

March 4, 2007
Honors Thesis Poster Session

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