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Thanksgiving is being ousted by Black Friday

8 years ago Triangle 0
The Christmas shopping season is creeping earlier and earlier each year, causing holiday celebrations with family to become more and more rare. Black Friday has become the focus of Thanksgiving, instead of gratitude. In a society gone crazy over immediate gratification, we will do whatever we can to be on top of the game, one Read More

Lions beat Knights in 3 of 4 sports

8 years ago Triangle 0
By Kat Frazier Sports Editor Bryan athletics was a competition of Lions and Knights as the four athletic teams competing Wednesday all faced St. Andrews University (Laurinburg, North Carolina). Women’s volleyball opened the day’s sports lineup competing against the Lady Knights in the opening round of the AAC Tournament in Kingsport, Tennessee. The Lady Lions Read More

New science professors successfully adjust

8 years ago Triangle 0
By Michael Worrell Staff Writer Bryan College hired two new biology professors over the summer to replace the ones lost during the statement of belief clarification last semester. Bryan’s statement of faith, which all faculty must sign to have their contracts renewed, was clarified last spring semester. Several faculty members disagreed with the clarification and ended Read More

Men’s soccer team triumphs over Union in tournament game

8 years ago Triangle 0
By Jacob Deskins Staff Writer The Bryan College Men’s soccer team started their AAC postseason tournament with an upset win against Union College (Barbourville, Kentucky). The Lions won the game easily with the final score 7-2. The first half the two teams seemed to be very evenly matched until the Bulldogs struck first with a Read More