Columns

When I was in high school I took a typing class. In the late 80s the electric typewriter was holding on for dear life as a form of word-processing technology,…

As my last article concluded with James 4:14, “you are just a vapor that appears for a little while and then vanishes away,” I now realize how this verse has…

If you follow sports at all, which, if you are reading this I assume you do, then you know this week is the only week where the MLB, NFL, NBA…

While Friday marks the last day of the week and therefore typically represents the capstone of exhaustion, today stands out as the last day of Club Week. Whether you’ve been…

We’ve been living in a golden age. The last 250 years have been rich with advancement, innovation and technology. This situation may seem normal for all of us, but some…

Occasionally someone will ask where I get ideas for my columns. Well, sometimes the news just parodies itself. For today’s topic, I had to look no further than a story…

Okay ladies, we all know what month is coming up and what it means for all those men we adore. No-Shave November; this is the time of the year where…

You may have noticed by now that campus seems to currently be scattered with alumni, proud parents and an overwhelming sense of pirate-themed camaraderie. Welcome aboard. But really — I’ve…

Technology gets a lot of media coverage, and most of it is aimed at telling us what we ought to think about technology’s role in our lives. It’s either wonderful,…

Last May, the Homecoming musical director did something uncharacteristically reckless. He asked me to help re-write “The Pirates of Penzance.” Not that Gilbert and Sullivan’s classic light opera needed my…