Tag: history

The Saxon Age By Nathanael K. Stottlemyer

The Saxon Age By Nathanael K. Stottlemyer

I remember The gull’s cry as he wheels above salty shore, A cloak of mist wrapped round sand and sea, The crunch of sand beneath boots and the clink of mail, driving rain, Long marches under heavy packs and long nights on the cold ground, […]

The Obscure Tales of A Christmas Carol by Sabrina Seiwert

The Obscure Tales of A Christmas Carol by Sabrina Seiwert

It goes without saying that A Christmas Carol is a beloved holiday classic. It’s set on repeat year after year in the form of movies, stage performances, and the like. However, I’ve come to realize that there are obscurities about the novel and author that […]

Becky DeGarmeaux: Preserving a Heritage by Emeline Ring

Becky DeGarmeaux: Preserving a Heritage by Emeline Ring

While most people have to find a work-life balance in their lives, Becky DeGarmeaux is free of that problem. In the Ottesen Museum, a small building located by the Bethany Lutheran College Seminary, Becky DeGarmeaux is in her element, surrounded by rich church and synodical […]

Kirsten Elyea Profile by Lydia Lonnquist

Kirsten Elyea Profile by Lydia Lonnquist

Year: Senior                      Major: Studio Art                 Minor: Art History Meet Kirsten Elyea, a young lady who has been vastly interested in drawing ever since she was little. Drawing has always been something that has come naturally to her, and the love of creating her own pieces […]