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| Howdy. My name is Stephen; I am a junior marketing major from The Woodlands, Texas, but most importantly I am the proudest member of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2009:
A A A WHOOP!
Thanks and Gig 'em. | | |
| I read through some of the older entries on here tonight. In the future I would really appreciate it if someone would let me know when I am doing nothing but rambling on in an embarrassingly self-absorbed manner. Unless of course you enjoy inane details of my life, in which case I have a story about how a squirrel chewed through a transformer at GBC and there was no A/C for the first part of the 11 o'clock service last Sunday.
Colin Bates, "Freedom Time" CD Release
(Stephen Fogg/THE BATTALION) Sophomore Environmental Design major Geoff Kornegay, senior Food Science major Chris Wagner and sophomore Spatial Sciences major Jordan Killingsworth pose for a portrait alongside the "Aggie Rally Rooster" during Sunday afternoon's game agaisnt Nebraska. The current rooster was originally a 18 pound fighting cock before becoming the second in the Rally Rooster Line.
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(Stephen Fogg/THE BATTALION)
Sophomore Biology major Viet Nguyen, Vice President of the Aggie Origami Society, folds a paper bowl Tuesday afternoon in the MSC. The Aggie Origami Society promotes the hobby of paper folding, Origami, among the student body and also uses the art in service events among the community
I listened to a sermon by a pastor and biblical commentator last night named David Guzik, who my dad introduced me to. One of his points made me stop and examine my own life recently. He said (paraphrased) that many (not all) Christians are either too horizontally focused, that is, they care greatly about other people but think little about their relationship with God, or too vertically focused, that is, they care greatly about their relationship with God but not so much about their relationships with others. Or, in some cases, a bit of both.
I've thought about where I fit in in the dichotomy. What about you?
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(Stephen Fogg/THE BATTALION)
Sophomore Biology major Viet Nguyen, Vice President of the Aggie Origami Society, folds a paper bowl Tuesday afternoon in the MSC. The Aggie Origami Society promotes the hobby of paper folding, Origami, among the student body and also uses the art in service events among the community
I listened to a sermon by a pastor and biblical commentator last night named David Guzik, who my dad introduced me to. One of his points made me stop and examine my own life recently. He said (paraphrased) that many (not all) Christians are either too horizontally focused, that is, they care greatly about other people but think little about their relationship with God, or too vertically focused, that is, they care greatly about their relationship with God but not so much about their relationships with others. Or, in some cases, a bit of both.
I've thought about where I fit in in the dicotomy. What about you?
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| She sat a table away
Staring into space
In her own little world
And I saw a tear in her eye
Like a window to the mind
Of a frightened little girl
She never said a word
But I know I clearly heard
A cry for help
And I wanted to answer
I wanted to tell her
My heart goes out to you
You don't even know me
You don't even know
Oh my heart goes out to you
And I don't know what else to do
To reach you now
My heart goes out
But I'm still glued to my chair
She's unaware
There's little time
And though my intentions are good
If I'm misunderstood
The price could be high
I can't fix whatever's wrong
But if I fail to pass along
Someone cares
The price could be greater
This can't wait til later
For God has loved the world so much
He send His only Son
From Heaven to earth
Well there's a distance love covered
She's just a table over
All she needs is a shoulder
My heart goes out to you
You don't even know me
You don't even know
Oh, my heart goes out
Lord, help me do what I can do
To reach her, to reach her
Oh my heart goes out to you
You don't even know me
You don't even know
Oh, my heart goes out to you
Let me do what I can do to reach you now
My heart goes out | | |
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