Who's your favorite professor or class? Mark Clark's Medieval Historians. He loves what he teaches and makes they class lots of fun and practical! I always want to do my best for him! What extra-curricular activities do you participate in?
I've been in several of the plays, I sing in the choir, and I played on the soccer team. I also participated in the swing dance competition, my freshman year, which was lots of fun! I like trying different things and broadening my horizons. You never know what kind of experiences you'll have until you try.
What is your favorite thing about Christendom? The teachers and the students—the people! And the Rome Program! Why did you choose Christendom? What surprises you the most about Christendom? Despite its size, Christendom has so much to offer. What are your plans after graduation? Do something worthwhile that I love. Any parting words of advice for a prospective student? Make the most of everything and enjoy every moment to the fullest!
You only have one life! Basketball Begins! The game began with Christendom being a little nervous in the early going but quickly warmed up. With many new faces including new starters freshman Elizabeth Slaten and senior Emily Baldwin, it took the team a few minutes to adjust to each other. Behind the controls of point guard Mary Barbale, the team took a lead into halftime.
The Lady Crusaders held off Johnson in the closing minutes and won by a score. Mary Barbale led all scorers with 26 for the game. Again the two teams were evenly matched with each team trading leads and baskets throughout the game. Playing two games in two days along with Piedmonts resolve seemed to wear the Lady Crusaders down as the missed shots piled up.
