BMC's Spring Play Blue Mountain College’s Department of Fine Arts hosted their spring play, The Piety Variety Gospel Show, for three nights on February 24th-26th. The show, focusing on a TV ministry in the 1960s, garnered many laughs and an evening of wholesome entertainment for the audience members. The Piety Variety Gospel Show is a 1960s’ TV ministry hosted by Brother Shelby Green (Eli Parks) and his daughter, Sheila (Hannah Wilson). The show is supplemented by the cast of

One of the core values of Blue Mountain College is service: service to one another, to the body of Christ and to the community. In light of this, each major’s club on campus does a service project every semester to serve the Blue Mountain campus and community. This year, the club for English Majors decided to make a book box for the campus to use. This will be a box where free books are stored. The books can be borrowed by anyone and returned when finished. People may also do

BMC got a special treat when Dr. Connor Fisher was invited to read from his recently published book of poems titled The Isotope of I as well as from his chapbook Special Geometry. I got the chance to attend the poetry reading held in the Modenia Lowrey Building Auditorium and, as a student of Dr. Fisher’s poetry class, I along with others got the chance to see Dr. Fisher’s talents shine through his works. I interviewed Dr. Fisher, whose PhD is in poetry, before the reading to

As the deadness of nature springs back to life, so does the fervor in mankind’s bones. This winter has been one to remember with a plethora of tornado, flood, and freeze warnings coming in sporadic waves, sprinkled with dashes of nice and warm weather here and there. Nature and mankind, specifically Blue Mountain College’s students, faculty, and staff need a break––whether it be a breakthrough in life or a break from the daily hustle and bustle. I sat down with faculty and st

Smashing subterranean mayhem ensued in the sub with a doubles video game tournament. Mikey the turtle would have been very proud to see everyone enjoying his beloved video games. In fact, he was there, a statue on stage, watching everyone play and double down on their gaming. His brothers Leo, Ralph, and Donnie might have enjoyed it too. They could have double teamed like everyone else. The double teams were playing games from Nintendo, particularly Super Smash Brothers. Each

Tests are the sort of things can mess a good day up very quickly. Understanding what sort of things may help keep you in the game per se is very important. During a week of testing, I always like to eat a good breakfast, and always allow myself to be rested for the upcoming tasks. Many students of Blue Mountain College have different things that might help them get over the testing anxiety that we have all experienced at some point in our lives. Soccer player Madison Zamudio