Political discourse is ruled by both facts and feelings
Political friction begins by reducing the other side through labels, but maybe political soothing can begin by respecting the other side through labels.
Logan Zeppieri, Opinions Editor
• October 6, 2018
The swap that saved a life
When Beltrame encountered terrorism, he let his faith guide him and saved a life.
Koppany Jordan, Freelance Writer
• April 10, 2018
Power made in weakness
Students learn a new definition of power.
Rebecca Mitchell, Writer
• October 10, 2017
All hail the queen of burgers and business
The CEO of In-N-Out shared the sacrifices and dedication she needed to carry on her grandfather’s legacy.
Adam Pigott, Staff Writer
• October 2, 2017
Live and Lent live
Students April Cisneros and Mary Fristensky share their difficult yet rewarding Lent experiences.
Rebecca Mitchell, Writer
• February 24, 2016
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The heart of poet Dana Gioia’s work is being able to capture the beauty of God’s creation: “What beauty does is beauty draws us to the...
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