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Humanities majors can look forward to ca­

In Dr. Mattice’s

American Consti­ reers in law, ministry, education, military,

tutional Govern­ and human resources. Dr. Keith Hutchison,

ment Class, they an advisor for humanities students, said, “I

hold a mock trial to

help understand enjoyed the prospect of teaching a variety of

the justice system. subjects crossing into multiple divisions, and

"We were divided m eeting students whose prim ary studies

into 3 groups to

conduct a Su­ gave me exposure to four of the six divisions

preme Court Sim­ that exist.”

ulation. The gov­ Senior English Jake Millner said, “I

ernment present­ picked English because of my desire to go to

ed the case of'Na­

tional Defense.' seminary. I thought of being a Bible major,

The newspaper but 1 wanted a wider education; I knew I

(the committee I

was a part of) pre­ would study Bible in seminary. If the Lord

sented the case called me to church planting and the church

‘The Public's could not support me financially, I wanted a

Right to Know.' All

participants were skill that I could rely on to support my fam­

interested to know ily. Growing up, I was weak in English; and

the 'Supreme I wanted to cultivate the skills needed for

Court’s’ decision in

the case," Beth ministry. Some of'the same skills were re­

Ann Vanderkooi quired for an English major.”

said.
The Political Club 1

hosted a meeting I

before the Ralph

Reed Forum with

Senator Daniel

Webster. "Being a

part of this event

showed me a be­

hind-the-scenes

view of what goes
M
into a campaign.

As members, we

were introduced to \

' a different aspect

of society and

shown how we can

be an influence,"

Stacey Gamble

said.
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