By Todd Brady Guest Writer While issues of ethics often are pronounced from pulpits and courthouses across our nation, matters of morality usually are embraced and digested best by children around our own family dinner […]
By Jacob Melder Guest Writer In the Feb. 7 edition of the Cardinal & Cream, Union alumnus Jordan Buie argued the economy has recovered slowly, in part, because of technology. He said factories that formally […]
By Beth Byrd Editor-in-Chief Dense clouds enveloped the plane but finally thinned during a bumpy flight from Denver to reveal a landscape covered with evergreen trees and specks of lights from homes miles below. These […]
By Katherine Burgess Managing Editor About five years ago, four friends — one who lived in California, one in New York State, one in Japan and one in China — met up with me to […]
By Joshua Edgren Guest Writer College is expensive. Happy-go-lucky high school graduates enroll in a university, and suddenly words such as “tuition” and “housing” and “lab fees” carry dark and sinister meanings. Suppose a freshman […]
By Julia Duin C&C Adviser One Wednesday morning in mid-February, I dropped by St. Mary’s, the only Catholic church in town. It was my first visit there and not a place I usually patronize, in […]
By Katherine Burgess Managing Editor Errors sometimes slip into the paper. We at the Cardinal & Cream know that as well as any news source. Sometimes it is a misspelled name. Sometimes we mess up […]
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