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Get Pumped Up About Wind Ensemble!
I know that that may seem like a silly concept, but the time has come to start getting excited about the PC Wind Ensemble’s Spring concert! The concert is this coming Thursday, the 11th, at 7:30pm. It will feature five amazing pieces that will highlight the talents of each and every one of our PC [...]
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Spring Break Comes to an End
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With Spring Break 2010 quickly coming to an end, many  of us seniors cannot help but realize that we will soon be leaving PC and starting a new life in “the real world.”  Considering that I, myself, realize that I will not be able to have such a care-free vacation again in the near future, [...]
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Register to Vote with the PC Democrats and College Republicans
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Campus, Upcoming Events
This week there are two chances to register to vote with College Republicans and PC Democrats. The first was Monday (sorry for the belated article, there was trouble publishing) and the second is Wednesday (February 24, 2010). You can register at Greenville Dining hall and Springs. There are forms for those from North and South Carolina, [...]
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Interview with Dustin Waters: Former BS Editor
For those of you who were here last year, you might remember a kid with a yellow/blonde mohawk typically seen double fisting a Mountain Dew and Coffee while somehow managing to smoke a cigarette at the same time. Well, that’s Dustin.
For those of you who don’t know, he was last year’s Blue Stocking Editor. While Baker is an awesome [...]
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PC Sports: Men’s & Women’s Tennis (Inside the Fence)
Last Thursday was a super-sized men and women’s tennis match between PC and Winston-Salem State in which we completely dominated.
Since my knowledge of sports in general is somewhat limited, I think I will stick to just showing you guys awesome photos of our very own victorious Bluehose!
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Lent: The Time Has Come
This year for Lent, my fellow BS writer Laura and I, Maggie, will be documenting our experiences as we undergo 40 days without sweets or foul language.
Lent is a Christian tradition that lasts from Ash Wednesday (tomorrow) until Easter Sunday (April 4th). The 40 days of lent are meant to symbolize the time that Jesus spent [...]
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The Olympics Have Begun!
If any of you caught the opening ceremony this past Friday you know that the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics have officially begun. So far the Americans have taken gold in Freestyle Skiing and Snowboarding. Apolo Ohno made silver in the Men’s 1500 Speed Skate after a lucky (for Apolo) crash between two Korean Skaters. The [...]
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PC Sports: Tennis Through The Wire
I must admit this is the very first time I have attended a tennis game here at PC, but I have to say that I loved watching it. Although we lost today, I could tell that everyone was giving their all and that some die hard fans were there to support the team. One of [...]
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CIH & French Club Mardi Gras Party
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Who doesn’t love Mardi Gras. It’s one of the few Christian traditions that does not have a pagan date. Basically, Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday) is the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. Since people traditionally use Lent as a good opportunity to hunger strike (or fast), it makes since to store up those fat reserves the day [...]
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Sigma Nu Raises Funds for the Jerusalem Antioch Church
Two weeks ago, Sigma Nu hosted a bake sale at Springs to raise funds to repair the Jerusalem Antioch Church after a massive water main breakage on the church’s property. Over $100 was raised to help repair the church. There will be a ceremony at 5:15 PM on February 10th at the church to christen [...]