Opinions Archives - Page 117 of 147

Campus community should focus more on God than personality types

While Biola activities tend to attract extroverted students and introverted students sometimes get left behind, community could focus more on God.

Lauralyn Koontz, Writer • April 6, 2011

While Biola activities tend to attract extroverted students and introverted students sometimes get left behind, community could focus more on God.

U.S. government could put college funding money to better uses

The U.S. government spends plenty of money funding colleges which could be put to other, possibly better, uses.

Albert Cheng, Writer • April 6, 2011

The U.S. government spends plenty of money funding colleges which could be put to other, possibly better, uses.

SMU: equipping and motiving students for local, overseas missions

SMU hopes to motivate and equip more students for missions in the upcoming year, but it is up to students to make the commitment.

Ethan Froelich, Writer • April 5, 2011

SMU hopes to motivate and equip more students for missions in the upcoming year, but it is up to students to make the commitment.

New AS presidential team faces exciting opportunities

The recently elected 2011-2012 AS President and Vice President have exciting opportunities for their term, but must stay vigilant in executing vision.

April 1, 2011

The recently elected 2011-2012 AS President and Vice President have exciting opportunities for their term, but must stay vigilant in executing vision.

Dorm name changes a necessary step

The recent announcement of the renaming of the Sigma Chi and Alpha Chi dorms has caught many by surprise, but was coming sooner or later.

March 31, 2011

The recent announcement of the renaming of the Sigma Chi and Alpha Chi dorms has caught many by surprise, but was coming sooner or later.

Proposed bill asks California teachers to alter approach to homosexuality

The California senate is reviewing a bill that would significantly alter the state Education Code to prevent teaching views that discriminate against any sexual orientation.

Albert Cheng, Writer • March 30, 2011

The California senate is reviewing a bill that would significantly alter the state Education Code to prevent teaching views that discriminate against any sexual orientation.

U.S financial crisis worsens

Americans are disgruntled with the government’s deficit spending.

March 30, 2011

Americans are disgruntled with the government’s deficit spending.

U.S. involvement in Libya smart move by Obama

While additional involvement in Middle East as not part of President Obama's original agenda, his interference in Libya was a smart move.

Ethan Froelich, Writer • March 30, 2011

While additional involvement in Middle East as not part of President Obama's original agenda, his interference in Libya was a smart move.

Rob Bell’s new book “Love Wins” evokes response from Christian community

Pastor Rob Bell's recently released book raises theological questions about universalism and the literal existence of hell, generating a backlash of response.

Arthur Daniels Jr., Writer • March 28, 2011

Pastor Rob Bell's recently released book raises theological questions about universalism and the literal existence of hell, generating a backlash of response.