Category: Opinions
January 25, 2014
Opinions
Only If You Absolutely Must
In the world of Christian thought on marriage, two main viewpoints seem to be perpetuated: the first, that marriage is…
January 25, 2014
Opinions
Walking on Water
This New Year, I didn’t want party blowers or noisemakers or confetti. I didn’t want countdowns or parties. I wanted…
January 25, 2014
Opinions
Are Students Just Looking to be Entertained?
Earlier this week, CAB decided to cancel its Houghton’s Got Talent (HGT) event due to lack of student participation (for…
Two Views: Is free-market capitalism good and just?
While I agree with Joe Gilligan’s point that free market capitalism has benefitted society through encouraging innovation and thereby increasing…
Two Views: Is free-market capitalism good and just?
Each day we participate in the most just and free market system in the world. The iPhone we bought to talk…
December 14, 2013
Opinions
Death, Joy, and Christmastime
Christmas (or Hanukkah or Kwanzaa etc., but for my purposes Christmas), is fast approaching. School has a tendency to push…
December 07, 2013
Opinions
Words Matter: A Proposal for Change
“And Goddess said, Let us make woman in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the…
December 07, 2013
Opinions
The Irrelevancy of Cheerful Intentions
With the close of another Thanksgiving season, I am excited to begin celebrating all things Christmas. I want to sing…
December 07, 2013
Opinions
Students and the Recognition of the Sabbath
Every Sabbath, I ask myself this: to do homework or not to do homework – that is the question. Whether…
Two Views: Would Widespread Economic and Political Freedom Create Global Peace?
Among a certain subset of people in the world, there is a strong belief that the primary requirement for “world…