Opinions

Written by Coulter Goodman As an ardent Christian, I feel the need to exhort my Christian family to things that are nobler and purer. It is for this reason that…

Written by Samantha Holschbach First of all, in reference to “banning the plastic,” please don’t worry: I’m not about to coerce you into throwing away your credit cards as though…

Written by Pete Davidson Hippies oppose it, academia shuns it, and the city of San Francisco is deeply offended by it — yes, it’s the death penalty. Yet its opposition…

Written by Whitney Dixon Women in the world today, particularly Christian women, face the confusing task of determining the role their gender plays in the world and how they should…

Written by Ashton Reely With the recent release of movies like “He’s Just Not That Into You” and TV shows like “Tough Love,” it has become apparent to me in…

Written by Trey Reely My senior year at Harding I took part in a mixer at Camp Tahkodah where each person had to say two things about themselves—one statement that…

Written by Chris Berry A noose was found on Sept. 3 in the office of Abilene Christian University’s Student Congress president Daniel Paul Watkins, a black student. The mainstream media…

The idea of technology in classrooms is one that has thrilled educators for years. Duke University gave iPods to students in 2004, Abilene Christian University gave iPhones to incoming freshmen…