Student Organ of the University of the South
Students have missed Chicken Itza’s food this semester. “I have always loved the burrito places from back home, so I was super excited when Chicken Itza opened, and it became a place I went regularly,” says Addie Tyler (C’18).
“He was always available to his brothers, and I often sought his company late at night during the week when we were both hard at work on papers. I am so thankful to have shared time on the mountain with T.J. and to call him my brother. Those who shared his company will miss him dearly.”
In Gentry’s opinion, there is “a lot to accomplish” in the position, and Mann is “best for what we need now.”
“Women in Iraqi Kurdistan are discouraged from exercising in public, because it is seen as indecent.”
“The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program (DACA) has provided a safety net for upwards of 800,000 young immigrants, many of whom have grown up and serve important roles in the United States.”
“I had to learn what it meant to be a black male.”
“When we talk about AAA, I have to admit, and I’m proud to admit, that it did everything that it intended to do. But when we look at the charter, African American is not written down anywhere except for the name,” Martin explained.
“As a whole, Price and Elizabeth Gill (C’18) put up some excellent blocks, and Caroline Owens (C’19) had some nice controlled hits from the right side, but Covenant’s Ginny Moore, Allie Jakes, and Olivia Becker had some heavy fire hits right down the line and off the block that pushed them forward in the games they won.”
“One of my friends said to me while I was there, ‘We’re building something, we just don’t know what the end will be,’” Montgomery recalled.
“Growing up with access to her father’s equipment, she experimented with photography far before her first real film class.”