In a world of gray morality, our Christian professors ought to be light for their students, to help us uncover the truth about our secular world. It is our responsibility, as students, to face up to the truth and to applaud our teachers who are not afraid to help us find it. […]
We want to care; we want to feel compassion. But sometimes, even as Christians, feeling true concern for a distant tragedy that has little consequence on our own lives is difficult. […]
Merchandise lines the shelves with bright colors and flashy boxes. Crosses gleam from the glossy cardboard, boasting of a more appropriate, toned-down version. This is the world of “Christianized” merchandise. Cheerful imitations of popular fads — here one day and gone the next. […]
Joaquin Phoenix. Lindsay Lohan. Britney Spears. Gary Busey. All these celebrities have one thing in common: They have had at least one meltdown in the public eye. And now, Charlie Sheen stands out among the rest in his eagerness to join the ranks of the ever-crazy celebrity culture. […]
The Oscars this year acknowledged Colin Firth’s “The King’s Speech” as best motion picture, but the award-winning historical story is now being edited for audiences in the United States by neutering one of the fundamental scenes in which King George VI has a breakthrough in his speech impediment. […]
Social networking has become an almost unavoidable part of an American college student’s life, with Facebook becoming a key form of communication and Twitter providing information and anecdotes from friends, celebrities and news sources around the world. […]
“You all do not know how to appreciate that campus.” When I heard those words from Tillman Mays, a graduate of Union’s class of 1961, they stung—he spoke his opinion sternly and without hesitation. Days later, his words still hung in the back of my mind. […]
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