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Blue Mountain Collegiates Join Odyssey Team

14 students and one wild ride!

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Blue Mountain Collegiates Join Odyssey Team
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When Odyssey contacted us to start a Blue Mountain chapter, I had no idea what a whirlwind this would be! But here we are, just on the tip of what is going to be a grand adventure. So, without further ado, here they are - the BMC Odyssey team.



Bekah Smith - Editor in Chief
I'm ready for senior year, double majoring in literature and biblical studies. I'm sure my ability to quote the entire movie The Princess Bride will come in handy someday!

Take more chances. Dance more dances.

Mallorie Sweat - Contributing Editor
I'm moving into my junior year balancing a major in exercise science, minor in pre-physical therapy, and my role as a collegiate athlete.

Don't sweat the small stuff.

Myra Gilmore - Writer
When I'm not living the high life of a junior double majoring in history and English, I love to play the violin.

Have courage and be kind.

Thomas Weinhold - Writer
I'm about to wrap up my career at BMC, majoring in Christian ministry. I'm recently engaged to the most gorgeous girl in the world.

Don't be late for things -just don't.

Michelle Calderon - Writer
I'm starting my sophomore year majoring in psychology and minoring in sociology. I have a grand love for sushi.

Let your eyes show how big your heart is smiling.

Hannah Bullock - Writer
I'm a senior English education major. This last April I stepped out of my comfort zone and started singing; I always knew I could - I was just too afraid to try!

Lessons are learned as stories unfold, life's a journey. Take hold.

Ali Sizemore - Writer
I've made it to my junior year as an elementary education major, even without ever having learned to swim.

See the light. Be the light.

Jacob Riley - Writer
I'll be a junior this year, double majoring in biblical studies and English. I have the perfect nose for coffee and can smell an over roasted bean from a mile away.

There is some good in this world and it is worth fighting for. - J. R. R. Tolkien

Carie Gayden - Writer
I'll be a senior this year. Double majoring in business and Christian ministry. Um...this is a little embarrassing...but I can quote the entire move School of Rock.

The worst thing about prison was the dementors. - Michael Scott

Tiffany Evans - Writer
I'll be a senior this year, majoring in Christian ministry with a double minor in business and social studies. I love watching black and white films - there is a certain magic in them that has been lost in today's movies.

Stars can't shine without darkness.

Molly Woolworth - Writer
I'm kicking off my rookie year at BMC as an education major, minoring in English. I know every Disney song by heart.

There is beauty in being kind.

Avery Thorn - Writer
Somehow, I've managed to make it to my junior year without ever having seen Forest Gump. However, I'm majoring in biblical studies and minoring in history.

Eating and reading are two pleasures that combine admirably.

Jessie Jacobs - Writer
Despite being very accident prone and having broken a bone three times, I've made it to my senior year!

Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not. - Dr.Sues

Micah Russell - Writer
I'm a senior double majoring in Christian ministry and biology, and minoring in history. Even with that work load I've found time for travel - 44 states, 10 countries, and counting!

The best proof that He will never cease to love us lies in that He never began - Geerhardus Vos.

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