I can’t believe we are already halfway done with this semester. While it feels good have midterms out of the way, I am somewhat saddened because I am halfway done with one of my favorite classes at Pensacola Christian College: Greco-Roman History.
To save three lives was the call, to save three lives called one and all! This past week PCC had their annual blood drive here on campus, and for every student that participated up to three lives were saved!
The blood drive was held on campus from Tuesday morning through Thursday night. Wanting to go early in the week, I went with my friend Nikki on Tuesday night.
Flowers, formals, and curling irons—what do these all have in common? They are all used at every Fine Arts! Fine Arts is something that is held every semester and ranges from dramatic productions to music productions which are performed on the campus of PCC. I recently had the privilege of hearing from Keith Brion and his New Sousa Band. The band played […]
I am so excited, and I just have to tell all of you faithful Campus Post blog-readers out there why! I am finally a senior! I know, maybe you don’t think that is very exciting, but it is for me. Lest you become worried though, I am not writing a blog about how great it is to be a senior. […]
What is the leading cause of death in Escambia County? Cancer? Drug overdose? Trauma? I was surprised to find that none of these answers were correct. Dr. Mark Kummer, a pediatric endocrinologist practicing in Pensacola, asked the students this question at this semester’s pre-medicine forum.