http://letuyellowjacket.org The Student Newspaper of LeTourneau University Wed, 04 Apr 2012 19:29:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://letuyellowjacket.org/2011/09/03/campus-bullet/comment-page-1/#comment-56 Tech Review: iLETU app | The YellowJacket Wed, 04 Apr 2012 19:29:16 +0000 http://letuyellowjacket.org/?p=416#comment-56 [...] for LeTourneau students to buy and sell stuff à la Craigslist; check out the YellowJacket’s review or visit the site here) The Saga section is a little iffy at this point, because it shows the [...] [...] for LeTourneau students to buy and sell stuff à la Craigslist; check out the YellowJacket’s review or visit the site here) The Saga section is a little iffy at this point, because it shows the [...]

]]> http://letuyellowjacket.org/2012/02/27/rugby-rookie-a-narrative-from-south-field-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-51 Rugby Rookie: A Narrative from South Field (part 3) | The YellowJacket Tue, 20 Mar 2012 21:50:02 +0000 http://letuyellowjacket.org/?p=874#comment-51 [...] sport and its appearance on our campus. This article concludes a narrative series, including parts 1 and [...] [...] sport and its appearance on our campus. This article concludes a narrative series, including parts 1 and [...]

]]> http://letuyellowjacket.org/2012/02/27/rugby-rookie-a-narrative-from-south-field-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-49 Rugby Rookie: A Narrative from South Field (part 2) | The YellowJacket Fri, 09 Mar 2012 20:23:09 +0000 http://letuyellowjacket.org/?p=874#comment-49 [...] sport and its appearance on our campus. This article is second in a narrative series; start with part 1 and stay tuned for [...] [...] sport and its appearance on our campus. This article is second in a narrative series; start with part 1 and stay tuned for [...]

]]> http://letuyellowjacket.org/2012/02/20/student-body-government-elections-david-hansen-for-president/comment-page-1/#comment-46 The 2012 Student Government Debates | The YellowJacket Fri, 24 Feb 2012 05:15:32 +0000 http://letuyellowjacket.org/?p=817#comment-46 [...] David Hansen- Tour guide extraordinaire and a frequent appearance in chapel announcements, Hansen is well known by most of campus for his charisma and personality. During the debates, however, Hansen displayed a side of himself that many had not seen before. Not afraid to talk about spirituality or deeper issues on campus, Hansen got “real” with the audience in a refreshingly genuine fashion. Hansen also focused a lot on communication, with the idea that he might be able to make a lasting impact on campus. Servanthood is a crucial theme to Hansen’s platform, and it seemed an appropriate emphasis, given his involvement in campus life. [...] [...] David Hansen- Tour guide extraordinaire and a frequent appearance in chapel announcements, Hansen is well known by most of campus for his charisma and personality. During the debates, however, Hansen displayed a side of himself that many had not seen before. Not afraid to talk about spirituality or deeper issues on campus, Hansen got “real” with the audience in a refreshingly genuine fashion. Hansen also focused a lot on communication, with the idea that he might be able to make a lasting impact on campus. Servanthood is a crucial theme to Hansen’s platform, and it seemed an appropriate emphasis, given his involvement in campus life. [...]

]]> http://letuyellowjacket.org/2012/02/19/student-body-government-elections-charles-mosiman-for-president/comment-page-1/#comment-45 The 2012 Student Government Debates | The YellowJacket Fri, 24 Feb 2012 05:15:15 +0000 http://letuyellowjacket.org/?p=789#comment-45 [...] Charles Mosiman- A fun-loving, intellectual Charles seems to exhibit a dedicated and passionate commitment to whatever life throws his way. Driven and analytical, Mosiman has clear goals in mind for presidency and spoke of the power of people to change. “Everyone has influence and resources, but the majority of people don’t fully utilize those resources.” Mosiman expressed his desire to serve the student body by empowering students, but also by communicating the needs of the students to administration. With experience in many different facets of campus leadership, Mosiman has high hopes and confidence in his abilities if elected. [...] [...] Charles Mosiman- A fun-loving, intellectual Charles seems to exhibit a dedicated and passionate commitment to whatever life throws his way. Driven and analytical, Mosiman has clear goals in mind for presidency and spoke of the power of people to change. “Everyone has influence and resources, but the majority of people don’t fully utilize those resources.” Mosiman expressed his desire to serve the student body by empowering students, but also by communicating the needs of the students to administration. With experience in many different facets of campus leadership, Mosiman has high hopes and confidence in his abilities if elected. [...]

]]> http://letuyellowjacket.org/2012/02/19/student-body-government-elections-jordan-steele-for-lsm-president/comment-page-1/#comment-44 The 2012 Student Government Debates | The YellowJacket Fri, 24 Feb 2012 05:12:53 +0000 http://letuyellowjacket.org/?p=788#comment-44 [...] LSM President: Jordan Steele [...] [...] LSM President: Jordan Steele [...]

]]> http://letuyellowjacket.org/2012/02/19/student-body-government-elections-andrew-hoos-for-yac-president/comment-page-1/#comment-43 The 2012 Student Government Debates | The YellowJacket Fri, 24 Feb 2012 05:12:37 +0000 http://letuyellowjacket.org/?p=801#comment-43 [...] YAC President: Andrew Hoos [...] [...] YAC President: Andrew Hoos [...]

]]> http://letuyellowjacket.org/2012/02/20/student-body-government-elections-james-hilbish-for-president/comment-page-1/#comment-42 The 2012 Student Government Debates | The YellowJacket Fri, 24 Feb 2012 05:12:22 +0000 http://letuyellowjacket.org/?p=797#comment-42 [...] James Hilbish-  Straight from Alaska with a beard to match, Hilbish presents himself with the confidence and humility of an experienced leader. While a lot of what he said at the debate focused on solutions and answers that cut directly to the heart of various campus issues, Hilbish also demonstrated a natural wisdom to see the more subtle and complex elements of problems. With nearly seven years of diligent academic work at multiple universities, including a year of RA leadership at LeTourneau, Hilbish certainly showcased his experiential knowledge in the debate. Simple and to the point, Hilbish’s reason for running was, “because I want to serve the student body in any and every way possible”. [...] [...] James Hilbish-  Straight from Alaska with a beard to match, Hilbish presents himself with the confidence and humility of an experienced leader. While a lot of what he said at the debate focused on solutions and answers that cut directly to the heart of various campus issues, Hilbish also demonstrated a natural wisdom to see the more subtle and complex elements of problems. With nearly seven years of diligent academic work at multiple universities, including a year of RA leadership at LeTourneau, Hilbish certainly showcased his experiential knowledge in the debate. Simple and to the point, Hilbish’s reason for running was, “because I want to serve the student body in any and every way possible”. [...]

]]> http://letuyellowjacket.org/2012/02/22/student-body-government-elections-nathan-lowe-for-vice-president/comment-page-1/#comment-41 The 2012 Student Government Debates | The YellowJacket Fri, 24 Feb 2012 05:09:22 +0000 http://letuyellowjacket.org/?p=832#comment-41 [...] Nathan Lowe- With several years of Senate and committee experience under his belt, Lowe has used his well-rounded interests and various leadership positions to enact change on campus in ways he believes that the student body can relate to.  Lowe’s primary goals include reshaping the image of Senate into something students can better understand, and being an instrument of positive change on campus. While a smile like that might have not mattered back when the guy/girl ratio was 8 to 1, fellow vice presidential candidates better watch out for Flooder's own Nathan Lowe in this Friday's election! [...] [...] Nathan Lowe- With several years of Senate and committee experience under his belt, Lowe has used his well-rounded interests and various leadership positions to enact change on campus in ways he believes that the student body can relate to.  Lowe’s primary goals include reshaping the image of Senate into something students can better understand, and being an instrument of positive change on campus. While a smile like that might have not mattered back when the guy/girl ratio was 8 to 1, fellow vice presidential candidates better watch out for Flooder's own Nathan Lowe in this Friday's election! [...]

]]> http://letuyellowjacket.org/2012/02/20/student-body-government-elections-kayla-bonina-for-president/comment-page-1/#comment-40 The 2012 Student Government Debates | The YellowJacket Fri, 24 Feb 2012 05:09:07 +0000 http://letuyellowjacket.org/?p=779#comment-40 [...] Kayla Bonina- An athlete and a dreamer, Bonina’s friendly personality and radiant smile didn’t hide the serious drive she has to be an effector of change. With years of sports and student government experience, it is clear that Bonina has a calling and passion to be a real “team-player." She emphasized her desire to get to know the student body on a personal level–something that would allow each and every opinion to be expressed without fear of judgement. Bonina’s empathy with the student body is a clear motivator in her campaign. Her motto of “Escape the Ordinary–Go for Extrordinary” shows her passion to encourage and cultivate a positive environment around campus. [...] [...] Kayla Bonina- An athlete and a dreamer, Bonina’s friendly personality and radiant smile didn’t hide the serious drive she has to be an effector of change. With years of sports and student government experience, it is clear that Bonina has a calling and passion to be a real “team-player." She emphasized her desire to get to know the student body on a personal level–something that would allow each and every opinion to be expressed without fear of judgement. Bonina’s empathy with the student body is a clear motivator in her campaign. Her motto of “Escape the Ordinary–Go for Extrordinary” shows her passion to encourage and cultivate a positive environment around campus. [...]

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