Moses Goldmon, executive vice president of Lane College, spoke in chapel about “What happens when people in authority commit sin.” Throughout his message, Goldmon used the story of Judah and Tamar as an example, found […]
Independence Day is a time of celebration in the United States. This day commemorates the original 13 colonies’ independence from Great Britain, all thanks to the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. This […]
Egypt is a land of history, but recently the country has been recognized more for its governmental unrest than its museums and landmarks. Egyptians have valued their art for thousands of years, but the upheaval has greatly affected significant relics. […]
Sparked by the successful demonstrations in Tunisia and Egypt, the people of Bahrain began calling for a constitutional monarchy Feb. 16. Unlike the former protests, they have faced major acts of violence from their government, causing several deaths. […]
Social networking sites in Egypt have a nobler purpose than hash tags, pokes and Farmville. They were a platform for political protest until the Egyptian government shut down the country’s Internet access for six days with a few phone calls Jan. 28. The President flipped the “kill switch” on Internet providers. […]
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