Since the days of President Barack Obama’s campaign, he vowed to tackle health care and financial reform, pass a wide-ranging stimulus package and push for a new energy policy. So far he has actively pursued these goals. […]
As a senior, I look back on the past three years and see how professors have integrated faith and learning. Even courses not religious in nature are presented in a Christian context. Just because biology and literature aren’t taught in Jennings does not mean they are devoid of Christian thinking. […]
Domestic Tranquility.
I still remember hearing these two words for the first time as I struggled to memorize them in the fifth grade. Our U.S. history class was covering a section on the U.S. Constitution and was taking the initiative to memorize its preamble. […]
During the Vietnam War, the most adept Morse Code operators could receive upwards of 40-words-per-minute.
Take a moment to swallow that statistic: in 60 seconds, these operators could comprehend 40 words, composed of several characters, transmitted in a rapid series of blips. Can you imagine the level of concentration required? […]
It is no news that the upstanding American citizen now pledges allegiance to a fourth color after red, white and blue. The push for green living has been sweeping the nation now for years. […]
In the wake of one of the greatest economic downturns since the Great Depression, it is no wonder people are constantly looking for ways to cut to the root of greater economic and social problems. […]
“What would you like to be when you grow up?” my mother gently asked one evening as she combed my hair after my bath. “Do you want to be a scientist?”
Images of white lab coats and bubbling green chemicals swam in my mind, neither of which appealed to me. […]
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