If you ask me: being a real adult starts with the small stuff
By Julia Swain
I distinctly remember the moment I finally felt like a “real adult.” I had already been 21 for four months, standing in the middle of the Apple Store in Naperville, Illinois, with a broken phone clutched in my hand. I explained the issue, prayed for a cheap fix and waited while they took it back. Moments later, the employee returned with an apologetic look and informed me my phone was a goner.
Never had I felt more like an adult than when I swiped my debit card to buy ...
‘House of David’ Season 2 premiere focuses on the battle after Goliath’s death
By Sophia Monastra
Last semester, a now-graduated Cedars writer reviewed the first season of “House of David,” both at midseason and end of season with incredibly positive reviews. Despite the reviewer’s praise, I put off watching the series until a recent showing of “House of David”’s Season two premiere at Cedarville University.
He was right. I should have been watching “House of David” this whole time. Season one of “House of David” focused on the time ...
