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The Blind Boys of Alabama have been described as "Faith, soul, and quality by the truckload." Just a few more days to endure and we will arrive in the haven of spring break. I don't know about you, but for me, it is just in time. A glazed stare and a Code Red drip have replaced the excitement and optimism of the semester's beginning. My sleep deprivation has led to the discovery that I am capable of falling asleep just about anywhere. I have woken up from catnaps at my desk, sitting on the couch, and even standing in the shower. Guest Opinion: Citizen Leadership On my way to work this morning, I drove past a
large forested area that was being clear-cut to make way for the
widening of a highway. Seeing
such an action broke my heart as an environmentalist and angered me as a
local landowner. The
question, however, remained - what could I do about it? With this seaason's performance, it may be hard to believe there was a time, not so long ago, when it was questionable whether the University of Alaska Fairbanks should even be allowed into the Central Collegiate Hockey Association. Where
are all the Nazis? Creationists teach believing in evolution makes one a
Nazi. So why are science departments not full of Nazis? Ever notice
today's neo-Nazis call themselves the "Christian Identity"
movement? Human secularists wouldn't care about Jewish libel in regards
to Biblical issues. Hitler's Programme
stood for "positive Christianity". Hitler spoke of creating an
Evangelical Church of the Reich and based his deeds on Martin Luther's
book, "On the Jews and Their Lies". (The book has since been
denounced by American Evangelicals). Read Hitler's quotes…
Movie Review: "Welcome to Mooseport" Welcome to Mooseport, a quiet town nestled in the pristine countryside of Maine. Life is gentle, slow; everybody knows everybody's name. The coffee's always fresh, the apple pie is always a la mode, the air is clean, the streets are cleaner, and civic pride is actually—well, there. Marijuana has once again been legalized in the
state of Alaska, under certain limits. People can now have less than
four ounces in their home, but the question remains: where do students
on campus fall under the recent court ruling? |