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Chelsie Bartley

Chelsie Bartley is the Creative Editor and a staff journalist for MBU Timeline. She majors in journalism. Chelsie is a student worker for the Office of Alumni Relations and is a Community Leader on campus. After graduation, she hopes to pursue a career in a non-profit doing events, marketing and design work. Apart from writing, she enjoys eating new foods, exploring St. Louis and being outdoors.

A Walk in Queeny Park

Written by Chelsie Bartley on November 12, 2015. Posted in Media

Located right off of Mason Road in Ballwin, Mo., Edgar M. Queeny County Park offers beautiful scenery along with tennis courts, playgrounds and fishing ponds. This park is the perfect place to spend a peaceful afternoon.

Photo by Chelsie Bartley

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Spurring One Another on With Biblical Community

Written by Chelsie Bartley on November 10, 2015. Posted in Opinion

When school becomes a little too much to bare or when you feel like being alone, having Biblical community around you makes life a little less complicated.

Photo illustration by Chelsie Bartley

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One Nation, Undivided

Written by Chelsie Bartley on October 21, 2015. Posted in Opinion

In a time when there is civil discourse running rampant and no one can seem to agree on anything, a piece of history is only causing a greater divide.

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Why You Should Travel in College

Written by Chelsie Bartley on October 21, 2015. Posted in Opinion

The world is a big place and when you graduate, it’ll get even bigger. I was able to travel to a completely new place this summer, and that opportunity opened my eyes to how big this country really is. Every college student should have the experience of going to a new place.

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Resident Life Hosts Third Annual Fall Fest

Written by Chelsie Bartley on October 9, 2015. Posted in Media

For the third year in a row, Fall Fest warmed students up to the cool weather ahead. Despite the dreary day, there were many exciting activities like the chili cook-off, pumpkin carving, a pie-eating contest and an outdoor movie.

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