These
are the years where you can pick up a class on obscure subjects, so please; do
not waste this precious time. There is
still time left to sign up to audit a course with only a ten dollar processing
fee. You could read Andersen fairy tales
with me or delve into Victorian Literature with Professor Ebersole. If you are not literarily inclined, there are
dozens of interesting courses and I am sure one of them will spark your
interest.
~Rosalyn Forbes
Kush, Vladimir. Book of Books. 2001. Private. Art Brokerage. Web. 30 Jan. 2012.
When: Submissions will be accepted Monday, January 10, 2012 through January 31, 2012. Submission Requirements: Original submissions only. No previously published work. Artwork should be submitted in frames ready for display (Photography). All entries should be submitted to the Library.
Include with submission: Artist/Writer profile with picture, Contact information (phone number and e-mail address), Hometown, Anticipated year of graduation.
Winners will be selected by February 10.
Contact Laura Saloiye at lsaloiye@pbu.edu with any questions and to submit Artist profile.
Throughout the 2011 fall semester at P.B.U there were a lot
of wonderful activities that took place. I had the opportunity to attend a few
of the activities, such as the Agora conference, and "Wars of the Wings" hosted
by Heritage Hall Dorms. These were fun and exciting things to do in my spare
time. However, the one activity that I was most interested in was playing
basketball with some of the P.B.U students at 10pm on the weekends. In doing
so, I made good friends quickly and easily. As a freshman in college you want to
meet new people and make some new friends. In just a few weeks of playing
basketball with my new friends, I became confident that my years here at would
turn out very well, now I am thanking God in advance. I am able to call these
guys up at any time to study, go out to eat, join them for thanksgiving dinner
at their homes, attend concerts together, or hang out in the city-the best
thing is that we all get together on the weekends and play ball.
I recommend to all incoming freshmen students that you get out and try new
things, meet new people, and be a part of fun activity that will make you feel
good on the inside. For me it basketball on the weekends, but that is not all.
We have inter-mural sports, Christian conferences, social work group
activities, mountain climbing trips, mission trips, study groups in the library, and so forth. So, enjoy
your Christmas break and News Year’s celebration and come be a part of our
growing family here at Philadelphia Biblical University as we continue to serve
God and grow together in the body of Christ.
~Chris Smith
~Chris Smith
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