Spring is upon us!

Hello Centenary!

So as some of you may know, the event of this weekend is called "First Choice Springboard." In previous years, this occasion was known as simply "Preview Weekend," but it has recently been changed to make the event even better. Starting on Friday, our campus will be chalk full of next year's incoming freshmen, who have already decided on Centenary as their college. This is a great opportunity for us as students to interact with you high school seniors, because next you they will be a part of our family! 

Current Centenary Students: if you have not already sent in your information to be a host for the night, I really encourage you to do so. Not only will you be the face that they remember the most, but the fun times that you have with them will be one of their first memories of Centenary! So get involved in this weekend's event, because it can benefit you just as much as them!

Along with this weekend's events, we also have many things happening this week as well! With intramural softball games coming to a close, I really encourage you to get out to Jones Rice and see their final matches!  This week is the week that all of the teams that made it to the playoffs will be competing for the top spot. So get out there and cheer! Also, there is an extremely interesting program happening tomorrow in Kilpatrick Auditorium called "Invisible Illness." According to a study, 1 out of 4 people have an invisible illness, and this program has been created in order to raise awareness. There will also be free Raising Canes!

And lastly, with Easter approaching, it is becoming crunch time for all our classes again! So we are trying to get all our schoolwork done during the day so that we have time to enjoy our nights and above all...sleep! Once we get back from Easter, it is automatically Prep Week, so the end of the year is fast approaching! Which means we all need to get on top of our game, so that we can enjoy Easter break. And of course...enjoy how our GPA looks on the computer screen...

So enjoy spring and its beautiful weather, be active in campus events, and get good grades!