He has the biggest smile around; someone who loves life to the fullest and brings his intense personality to everything he undertakes. Louis-Claude Nguea-Njoh is a Cameroonian national who came to the U.S. to pursue soccer at the college level.
“I actually swam all the way across,” he said with a laugh.
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Yesterday my roommate Elia and I returned to our room to find one of our fish floating on its side in its tank. We started yelling. “He’s DEAD! He can’t be dead – we just got him!”
Debating the anti-war and pro-nature themes of the film, two Corban students sound off on what makes “Avatar” great – and not so great.
Though it may not be the most popular law enacted by our government, many people–including students here at Corban–are readily supporting the new no-texting bill.
I love being busy; my retired husband can sit and “watch grass grow.” But that is only one of the differences that confirm the true statement: opposites attract.
With a twelve point cushion going into the second half, Corban College woman’s basketball team could not hold off the Hustlin’ Owls of Oregon Institute of Technology Saturday night at the C.E. Jeffers Sports Center.
Photos from the Men’ and Women’ games against Oregon Technical Institute Jan. 30 at the C.E. Jeffers Sports Center.
Yesterday my roommate Elia and I returned to our room to find one of our fish floating on its side in its tank. We started yelling. “He’s DEAD! He can’t be dead – we just got him!”
He has the biggest smile around; someone who loves life to the fullest and brings his intense personality to everything he undertakes. Louis-Claude Nguea-Njoh is a Cameroonian national who came to the U.S. to pursue soccer at the college level.
“I actually swam all the way across,” he said with a laugh.
