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Stronger: An ATV Accident Unites Family
There’s Just Something About Silver Dollar City at Christmastime
Capitol Dome Celebrates 150th Anniversary, Stands for Triumph
Two Schools Share the Same Mission, and First-Class Facilities
Two New Outlet Malls Kick into Full Holiday Mode
MBU Bible Studies Help Students Make the Right Connections
MBU Student Reflects on Once-in-a-Lifetime Oxford Opportunity
Ministry Group Christmas Concert Sets Gospel to Music
Marvel Continues Success with “Thor: The Dark World”
Hanging of the Green in 30th Year, This Time in Fresh Air
Students Blog About Struggles in the Spring
As spring semester begins at Missouri Baptist University, students are settling in to new routines and new relationships. With that comes stress. MBU Timeline bloggers are answering the following question: What are you struggling with and how are you coping?
“Mockingjay Part 1” Brings Crucial Elements from Book to Big Screen
As an avid “Hunger Games” reader, the release of the latest part of the franchise was the movie anticipation of the year.
How Far is too Far in Freedom of Speech?
In light of the recent terrorist attacks on various news sources around the world, MBU Timeline speaks out about the safety of our fellow journalists and the ethics of religion and cultural differences. Graphic by: Chris Curry
MBU Timeline Writers Blog About Terrorist Attack in France
After a recent terrorist attack that took place in France, MBU Timeline writers weigh in on their opinions regarding religion, culture and the freedoms we may take for granted. Graphic by: Chelsie Bartley
Don’t Give up on the Dream of College Sports
Many athletes strive to become an athlete who advances past the high school level, but they often give up hope during some point in their young life. My advice is this: Take advantage of the opportunities available to you and don’t give up on your dream. Photo by: Ryan Rerich
Starting Over
Sometimes, it is not what you want, but it is exactly what you need … Photo by: Rebekah Rutledge
New Genre, New Possibilities – “1989”
After her adorable curls and sparkly guitars took the country genre by storm, Taylor Swift is boldly transitioning into pop with her latest album, “1989.”
An Incredibly Disappointing Final Chapter
And I thought the fight scene in “Man of Steel ” would never end? That is, until I saw “The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” which refused to end.
Stuart Scott: An Inspiration to Many
Today we honor and wish farewell to one of America’s best sportscasters.
Flight Delay … It Happens to the Best of Us
When dealing with personal flight delay, the book “Habitudes” has a few ways to help you through.