He Had A Dream…Can We Revive It?
At the not-yet-ripe age of seven, I was vaguely aware of the civil rights tensions in our nation. My parents never discussed the news in front of three small children, so information from the world outside our home drifted across my vision through the daily paper or...
Before I Knew You by Beth Steury
After a series of bad choices rocked his world, seventeen-year-old Preston charts a new course as far from his ladies’ man ways as he can get. He distances himself from the dating scene and avoids his party-loving friends—the things that once dominated his life. Then...
From Christmas to the Resurrection: My Quirky Tradition
While I love the Advent season and lighting candles leading up to the birth of Jesus and celebrating that Birth with family, I also love the Lenten season leading up to the Resurrection of Jesus in a much different way. Advent is the season of expectation. It’s...
ECON 102: A Course From George Orwell and Socialist States Past and Present
I was a child when the Berlin Wall appeared almost overnight. In a matter of days, families realized they would never see some of their loved ones again, the separation between East and West was that rigid. I was a young adult when I visited Berlin. The year was 1975,...
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