“ For he chose us in him before the creation of the world to be holy and blameless in his sight.” Ephesians 1:4 NIV Writing in the 7th century A.D., Saint Isidora of Seville claimed that “Philosophy is the knowledge of things human and divine, accompanied by the desire to live a life beyond reproach.” In ancient times, and up until a few hundred years ago, philosophers were expected to be exemplars of virtue, and not just people who knew a lot of arcane things. What happened to change this? There is a hint in the quote from Saint Isidora.

HBC 55 - MCC 48 The MCC Rebel Girls played their final game of the regular season on Monday night against the Red Rock Conference Champion Hills Beaver Creek Patriots. The Rebels would play one of their best games of the season on Monday night.

MCC 81 - AE-40 The Rebels were back in action for the third game in four days and their first game at home in a couple of weeks against Adrian/Ellsworth. A/E came into the game with a 7-15 record, winning 2 of their last 3 games.

MCC 57 - Lakeview 50 MCC traveled to Cottonwood Thursday afternoon to take on the 8-13 Lakeview Lakers. Lakeview has a tough team.

MCC 41 - MLAC 36 The MCC Rebel Girls were in Mountain Lake this past Friday to play the Wolverines of Mountain Lake Area Comfrey. The Rebels beat the Wolverines earlier this season but it wasn’t an easy game.

The Academic High Honor and Honor lists (Dean’s lists) for the past fall semester at Minnesota State University, Mankato have been announced by Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs David Hood.

Established in 1988, the Academics, Arts, and Athletic Award (Triple “A” Award) is sponsored by the Minnesota State High School League. The award goes to a high school senior with a “B” or better grade point average and who participates in League-sponsored athletic and fine arts activities. Murray County Central High School is honored to have two outstanding representatives. MCC’s AAA Award winners are Hudson Schryvers and Sophia Nelson.

SCHOOL MENU Monday, Feb. 24: Breakfast: Mini Cream Cheese Bagel, Fresh Fruit, Fruit Juice, Milk.

BEAVER CREEK ARCHERY Adult League Wk 9 Group Tighters 29 Lake Sarah’s Lost Arrows 24 The Bowbarians 23 Capt Dan & Crew 20 Great White Buffalo 19.5 Willy Sinners 15 Stonegate Orchard 13.5 Shalak Outdoors 0 High Scores Nick Pieske 358 Todd Nelson 350 Malcom Miller 350 Mike Buldhaupt 347 Matt Wahl 340 High Scores with H/C Malcom Miller 360 Adam Hart 360 Conner Van Dyke 360 Brody Krueger 360 Natasha Wahl 357.5 Junior League Wk 8 Sharks 23 Wild 20 Hawks 19 Foresters 18 Seals 17.5 Eagles 17 Jack Rabbits 15 Titans 13 Bison 9 Orioles 8.5 High Scores Zachery Haken 173 Owen McNab 170 Fred Keller 168 Garrett Bauldhaupt 167 Cooper Giese 166 High Scores with H/C Rhett Carlson 233.3 Rykler Almich 228.1 Zoey Bambrick 211.6 Adalie Pick 210.9 Riley Thornhill 206.9.

The Warriors have had a busy couple of weeks. First, they traveled to Jackson on February 6th to take on the #1 seeded in section 3a the JCC Huskies. The Warriors did not make it easy for them, but the #1 seed proved to be too much today. While the team came up short in the end, the Warriors did not go down easily. All fought hard and some went the distance. Pushing their matches into three periods were: Dane Hanson - 107, Kaston Clarke - 114, Teague Meyer - 133. Winning their matches in three hard fought periods were: Noah Mathiowetz - 145, Isaiah Wolske - 172, Carson Klein 189, Luke Iverson - 215, and Colby Kesteloot - 285. The final team score was Huskies 41 / Warriors 18.