Tossing a cow tongue, running backwards in flippers, and solving a crossword puzzle are just a few of the things that freshmen did at the Corban Games on Warrior Field during orientation weekend.
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Speed-date the Campus Pastor?
The afternoon after Campus Pastor Dan Huber introduced his children and wife during chapel, he walked around campus wearing a nametag that stated, “speed-date me.” Don’t worry; it’s not as bad as it looks.
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Corban Games 2010
Corban’s 2010 freshmen complete challenges in their core groups on Warrior Field as part of the Corban Games.
The Year in Review
Images from the 2009-2010 school year.
An Ordinary Magician
Day in, and day out, Dan Anderson works magic on Corban’s technological systems. But he also has a reputation for his magic tricks, which he uses to share the gospel with kids.
Alternate reality
“Video games are a way for guys to bond, especially when playing together,” says freshman Rob Douglass. “I think the appeal of video games is that they are fun to play if you get the right game, and they provide an alternate reality where guys can escape to.”
Worship with your heart, with your art
If the art workshops offered during the Caulkins Lectureship had been graduating seniors, I would vote the dance class seminar Most Intense, maybe the miming class Quietest and the computer art class Most Technologically Capable. But I wasn’t expecting the drawing class to receive the vote for Messiest. Maybe Most Fun – which it certainly was.
Looking high and low
In the days leading up to Easter, students searched high and low for eggs hidden in the bookstore Thursday afternoon and around campus Friday morning. Some eggs contained candy, bookstore discounts, and scholarships.
Give a shirt
Whitney Farrin’s idea was simple. Make up a bunch of T-shirts, sell them for $10 and donate all the proceeds toward shopping trips with homeless kids. Her friends at West Salem High School started buying the shirts and wearing them to school. So did their parents. And college kids. And business owners. So far, the “I give a shirt campaign” has sold more than 1,000 shirts.