Cobras end season with 3-1 victory over Tusculum
The Coker College women’s volleyball team finished their season with a 3-1 (25-20, 16-25, 25-15, 27-25) victory over the Tusculum Pioneers on Saturday (Nov. 3). Coker opened strong by taking the first set 25-20 behind four kills from Taylor du Bray in the first seven points. The Pioneers threatened late, closing the gap to 22-19 before senior Chole Attram finished off the set with one of her six kills on the evening. The Cobras...
Ways to give back to local schools
Schools frequently serve as a home away from home for millions of students. Although children regularly spend six or more hours per day inside the classroom and schools are instrumental in shaping the lives of students, many schools are making due with very few resources. The Center of Budget and Policy Priorities says that, in the United States, education budgets are providing less per-pupil funding for kindergarten through 12th...
Letters to the Editor
We can do better We have reached a “new era in politics.” It appears that some want to bolster the idea of “us vs. them.” Or “conservative vs. liberal.” Or “black vs. white.” It seems that every debate or dispute has been dragged into the “murky swamp” of divisive rhetoric filled with prejudice and racism. I see it on social media and other media outlets every day. Which brings me to the intent of this letter. As a lifelong resident...
Living on Purpose – How important is it for us to know God?
I have thought about why many Christians, including myself, so often struggle in a lukewarm state of mind much more than we should.
