Related Posts

CASA volunteers rely on hard work, big hearts

Advocates help children who are victims of abuse Maria Lara / Reporter Diana Booth, outreach director for CASA, has been a devoted worker for over seven years. Booth has been fulfilling her life by helping and saving children from unfortunate situations. “My personal mission is helping every child find a forever Christmas. Traditions play a very important role in the holidays and in our families,” Booth said. “Foster children will never know where they will be next Christmas. We want to find them a permanent home so they can carry on their own traditions and pass it on to their kids…

Health-Proof Your Mind

You Vs. Depression: The Showdown All Alone – But Surrounded by Madness Essential Oils – Natural remedy heals body and mind Counseling Center always ready to help out students Author Catherine Herndon

Evangelist booted from free speech zone

      Cayce Berryman Reporter   Matthew Bourgault, an activist who travels the country to visit college campuses, exercised his right to free speech Feb. 24 in front of the Heldenfels Administration Building on East Campus, leading to an argument with several students. Bourgault accused all students of sinning, claiming that all sinners go to hell. “In the past, unfortunately to my shame, I have sinned, but that’s why I got saved. Sinners sin. Saints are free of sin,” Bourgault said. Students grouped around Bourgault, unafraid to share their opinions. Bernardo Vargas, part of the campus ministry, said, “You…