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“What an interesting fellow,” I thought as David recounted his life from childhood to present day in our interview yesterday morning. He is currently under contract by WCIU, as head of the cafeteria. He is the friendly chap with dark hair and a French accent. Vic is no longer the boss (though he still holds most of the same responsibilities). However, Vic and David are now working together to bring reform to the cafeteria.

Perhaps you have noticed some changes recently, but rather than exploring the new chemicals used for cleaning the tables, I will tell you the history behind this Frenchman who really likes food.

With their big concert coming up this Saturday, the Providence Christian College Chorale is back in full swing, having already sung at a donor banquet and joined Escondido URC in worship this past weekend. Many choir members drove South early and worshipped in Temecula last Sunday, whereas others arrived later in the day for practice. After warming up and going over songs, the Chorale enjoyed some pizza prior to dressing up for service.

On a perfect sunny Southern California day, students, faculty, fans, and donors alike picked up their golf clubs and gathered in San Dimas for a day of unforgettable golf known as the annual Sea Beggar Scramble – an 18 hole golf game to support the athletics program at Providence. Also in attendance for the early part of the day was the cross country team, representing the student body’s athletics program, as they are currently the only intercollegiate sport at Providence. With support, future years will see the development of the men’s soccer team on the college sports scene.

Article by Laura Fobar On Friday, March 23, the Sea Beggars made their way to the campus basketball courts where Student Senate organized an evening of Human Foosball.  Students were divided into three teams of about fifteen players each. Each player clutched a section of rope covered with a piece of a garden hose and ran side-to-side across the Foosball “field,” trying to score as many goals as possible. After the three teams had played tournament-style, Team Two was declared champion. Two teams of men then faced off, followed by two teams of women.