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BMC Girls Prep for Pledge

BMC Girls Prep for Pledge

Catch Some Z’s Throughout the week, freshmen girls have been bombarded with rush week activities and parties thrown by Euzelians, Eunomians, and Modenians, alike. Tuesday night was taken by the Euzelians, who opted for a pajama party theme, inviting all incoming students to put their best fuzzy slipper forward. Staying true to the sleepover theme, the Zs went all out with a cereal buffet, doughnuts, and, of course, the society’s secret punch. The evening captured the essence

Turtles or Transformers

Turtles or Transformers

In an effort to promote brotherhood and Christian fellowship, Blue Mountain College offers two male societies: the Bereans and the Ekklesians. As a freshman here at BMC, I have the opportunity to choose one of these societies on September 6th. During Rush Week, each day is dedicated to a certain society and they have their parties to recruit new, transfer, and even returning students to join their society. The week is full of all kinds of activities, and students can go to on

BMC Looking Back

BMC Looking Back

The History of Blue Mountain College: Old Made New Like the myriad of colleges that dot America’s landscape, Blue Mountain College is steeped in rich, intriguing history. Since its founding in 1873, thousands of students have ventured to this school to seek higher education. Many of these students have graduated with degrees and ventured back into the world with a new purpose. However, times have changed, and Blue Mountain has changed as well. Even within the last several yea

BMC Chorale Tackles the Big Apple

BMC Chorale Tackles the Big Apple

While many BMC students surely had some adventures over the summer, one group in particular was blessed to participate in a once in a lifetime experience. Members of the Blue Mountain Chorale, accompanied by Dr. Long and his wife, traveled to the big city itself, New York. They were given the opportunity to perform in a concert at Carnegie Hall, a concert hall which has seen some of the greatest musicians of every genre from Tchaikovsky to the Beatles. More than that, however

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Editor-in-Chief
Addie Grace Putnam

Staff

Emily Blackwell

Courtney Eaker

Hannah Farrar

Autumn Gargus

Mackenzie Hanks
Caitlin Norrell

Mary Robbins
Monica Robbins
Aislyn Romito

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Dr. Nancy Kerns

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