2007 Miracle Yearbook

4 new study area in the lower SSC improved the coffee and snack atmosphere ofthe Hive and Vecinos this year, making studying,sipping,and socializing even more convenient. Students swarmed into the Hive to enjoy a few morsels not offered in Chuck's,then lingered around the nectar ofcoffee before heading off to continue their busy schedule. One can grab a Stinger,the Hive's signature sandwich,and finish it off with the Killer Bee,Vecinos'caffeine kick,to keep them buzzing through the day. For senior Krissten Marr,the best part of working at the Hive is"meeting new people and having the best boss ever—we love you Dee!" Senior Hive workers Joel Wallen and Brendon Bayley enjoyed having fun while working hard with great people in a"unique atmosphere:' What better way to get to know someone than over a meal and coffee—or over the coffee counter? Sophomore Josh Stephens enjoyed guessing the drinks that were ordered by repeat customers,"All to make myself a better server." Vecinos was always linked to Starbucks, but the workers always responded with"Starwho?" "The difference between Vecinos and Starbucks is the reason we exist;'said senior Mindy Braun."Vecinos exists to help support missions through Alliance World Coffees;'which supports Biblical internships. Junior Teresa Keller described both the best and hardest part of working at Vecinos and the Hive in one phrase:"Remembering that I am to serve everyone every second ofevery day:' Every worker strove for excellence and making the students and faculty appreciate their meal or drink. One couldn't miss senior Bryan Amerine's signature phrase that he would call outfrom behind the Vecinos counter:"If you're not happy with your drink,I'm not happy." Cedarville proudly offered a comfy area to study and catch up with friends while listening to classic music,with a ready meal and a satisfying drink just a few steps away. Nate Keller makes coffee with a smile, making sure that Vecinos keeps up their reputation of service with excellence. Keller says,"Pouring drinks is child's play for[us]Vecino's workers:' • The Molby-Martin Quintet(Micah Martin, Nate Molby,Chad Winder,Robert Ried,and Stephen Sylvester)jam in the Hive, providing enjoyable music with a touch of humor for Infusion. Ben Kochanowski(center) hangs out with Rachel Torres and Jared Colon. Kochanowski says,"When it comes to sitting down to study,read,or just hang out,the Hive and surrounding areas offer a plethora of choices to satisfy my needs." Jordan Thayer kicks back and studies away,oblivious to the girls behind him but tapping his foot to the music of Acoustic Fire.