A chilling review on Nosferatu

By Vanessa Mavie Hofer “Can I sleep with you tonight?” was the first thing I asked my friend after the screen went black — and I think that perfectly sums up the horror movie Nosferatu directed by Robert Eggers. The film, a remake of the 1922 silent classic Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, represents a vampire tale with…

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CARS Corner: Tripp Robinson’s Toyota Sera

By Cameron Moore When freshman automotive restoration student Tripp Robinson first saw a Toyota Sera on Instagram, he thought it was a modified Honda Civic. Then he noticed the butterfly-style glass doors lifted upward like wings, the kind you’d expect on a supercar. “That’s what hooked me,” he said. “The butterfly doors. The coolness factor.”…

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AR Assistant Director Abigayle Morgan resigns after 6 years

By Tara Feeney Assistant director of Automotive Restoration, Abigayle Morgan, ‘19, has announced her resignation after six years of service to McPherson College. Morgan has accepted a new position at the RPM Foundation, whose mission is to “Support restoration and preservation training programs for the next generation of automotive, motorcycle, and marine craftsmen to ensure…

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What is Mac Entertainment?

By Kaycee Carter Mac Entertainment is the newest student organization on campus this year, and everyone is wondering what it is. Mac Entertainment is the new programming committee on campus and it has taken over many of the responsibilities that another student org, SAB, had in the past. While some have compared SAB and Mac…

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MAC Student’s Zombie Apocalypse Survival Plans

By Claire McCullough                   Zombies have become widely known in international pop culture and have been published in what almost seems like every form of media. Zombies’ prevalence in media has led to many people strategizing and adopting their own Zombie apocalypse plans including students here at McPherson College. The students interviewed show a variety of…

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Trump Passes Executive Order on Flag Burning

By: Cameron Moore President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Aug. 25 to pursue legal action against individuals who burn the American flag. The order instructs the Attorney General to “vigorously prosecute” when flag burning overlaps with existing crimes such as arson, property destruction, or incitement to violence. “The American flag is a sacred…

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