After learning about World Vision’s landmark decision to employ faithfully married gay individuals and the decision’s immediate reversal, I hopped online to learn more. What I found was a disturbing...
Imagine standing amidst an idyllic worship scene with your hands idly at your side. You don’t feel a connection — only an unwelcome skepticism and jealousy of those who do.
This is the place where...
Two weeks ago in Sunday LOFT, Pastor Mary offered students a sermon on Christian sexual ethics. Last week, the Chimes ran an article labeling this sermon “problematic” and claiming it defended “the...
Watch every existing episode of “Say Yes to the Dress,” fight a water buffalo, actually take the time to floss my teeth every day. This is a list of things that I would rather do than directly confront...
This article is part five of a series on informed voting
The most memorable line spoken by Sarah Palin in the 2008 presidential campaign is something that she never said. The catchy quote, “I can see...
Today I opened my email for a daily check-up to find 21 new messages. “Wow! 21 messages in less than 24 hours! Gabe must be crazy popular,” you say. Crazy, yes. Popular, no. In fact, my 21 messages...
Being politically active isn’t always glamorous. In fact, it very rarely is. What we see of politics are potential candidates sitting down at local diners to speak with voters or large and colorful political...
Registration. It is a word that college students are trained to fear. It means long meetings with advisors, frantic rearrangement of schedules and general weeping and gnashing of teeth. Unfortunately,...
I am not a political science major. In fact, U.S. Government was probably my least favorite class in high school. Additionally, discussions about politics usually make me uncomfortable and sweaty. I do...