Why the fear of clowns runs deep
Marlee Drake In the original context, clowns have always been meant to be providers of humor and fun for children…
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Cannibals: Myth and Reality
Victoria Davis Fingernails, skin, blood and boogers: these are things people consume every day without thinking twice. We bite our…
Lifting Without Limits
Mallory Huston Being both a nursing major and a weightlifter, sophomore Victoria Beato’s life motto is to never quit. The…
Full of Soul and Delicious Food
Corinne Hauck One of the many “welcome back to school” events was the first Black Student Union (BSU) event of…
Best California Burritos for the PLNU Student
Sophia Proctor As a San Diego Native, there are many things to be thankful for: the perfect San Diego weather,…
New Year, New Discipleship Groups
Andie Naugler Point Loma Nazarene University offers many opportunities for students to get involved in small groups and mentoring. These…
Anxiety: When Life is Enough to Take Your Breath Away
Ombretta Di Dio In a room full of people, your head is as light as a balloon. Your palms are sweaty,…
The sociality of gaming
Riordan Zentler Inside a dorm room in Wiley Hall at Point Loma Nazarene University, a custom-built gaming PC stands tall,…
Kaleo Chapel
The Point Staff By Joseph Stoltzfus Busy hands worked late into the night, lifting and twisting and pulling colorful strands of…
‘It’s all in your head,’ mental illness in a Christian community
Savanah Duffy A large, aged-looking world map hangs on the wall of her small but cozily-furnished apartment room. There are…