http://www.collegianonline.com In a few days, the 884 graduates of the BJU class of 2009 will walk across the FMA stage to receive their diplomas, closing one chapter of their lives and opening another. http://www.bju.edu/collegian/index.php?issue=124&article=1404 The Class of 2009, made up of 1,056 freshmen, entered BJU in 2005. Soon they will exit the FMA in much the same way they entered. With them, they will take a degree. But more importantly, they will take away many memories that will last a lifetime. http://www.bju.edu/collegian/index.php?issue=124&article=1410 Reminders of getting regalia, buying a class ring or turning in a final college paper make the end of the tunnel seem not so far away for graduating seniors. This Sunday, yet another event will remind seniors of that long-anticipated graduation day: Baccalaureate. http://www.bju.edu/collegian/index.php?issue=124&article=1406 BJU's Classic Players will perform the Shakespearean comedy [i]Love's Labour's Lost[/i] Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. and Friday at 2 p.m. in the Rodeheaver Auditorium. http://www.bju.edu/collegian/index.php?issue=124&article=1405 The Bryan debate duo of Matt Baker and Seth Wartak will attempt to break the society's losing streak this Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Stratton Hall. Bryan has tried---and failed---to secure the title of Inter-Society Debate Champion for the past two years. http://www.bju.edu/collegian/index.php?issue=123&article=1398 Seniors, remember those days when the goal of your life was to graduate from college? That goal will be accomplished in 22 days for more than 700 seniors. And after the pictures and the receptions . . . then what? Here are the top ten things you need to know about life after graduation, compiled from BJU graduates from 2005 to 2008 who learned these lessons the hard way. http://www.bju.edu/collegian/index.php?issue=123&article=1396 Fine arts contestants have competed in the areas of speech, music and art. With anticipation accumulating, the winners of each respective category will be announced at different times throughout next week. http://www.bju.edu/collegian/index.php?issue=123&article=1394 Christy Award-winning author Jamie Langston Turner will hold a book signing from noon until 2 p.m. on Friday, May 8, at the Campus Store for the release of her newest book, [i]Sometimes a Light Surprises.[/i] http://www.bju.edu/collegian/index.php?issue=123&article=1389 The university family will have a special opportunity to hear and watch the Kiriku Handbell Ensemble perform a concert Monday, April 27, at 8:15 p.m. in the War Memorial Chapel. http://www.bju.edu/collegian/index.php?issue=122&article=1373 Beginning next semester, students will have easier access to the many student academic help services on campus through the newly created Center for Academic Success. http://www.bju.edu/collegian/index.php?issue=122&article=1372 Four rounds down. Two to go. After a semester-long battle of the brains, four societies will compete in the second Scholastic Bowl semifinals Thursday at 7 p.m. in the FMA. http://www.bju.edu/collegian/index.php?issue=122&article=1378 The student body is invited to attend the Mission Prayer Band Prayer Rally Saturday from 7-9 p.m. in the Activities Center. The rally's theme, "Not Where Christ Is Named," is based on Romans 15:20. http://www.bju.edu/collegian/index.php?issue=122&article=1374