Technology in the classroom: Introducing the iPad
John Tiersma, a 2006 Dordt graduate, came to back to his alma mater to speak about the benefits of teaching in a one to one classroom and how technology is […]
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New English professor on campus
In one corner of the English pod is an office not unlike many other English professors’ offices. A bookshelf takes up an entire wall, a desk and filing cabinet another, posters […]
So we finally got married. Now what?
It’s human nature to want to belong. Humans are constantly wanting, changing, pursuing, and growing, but a desire to belong is something we never outgrow, something that truly never changes. […]
Humanity – Just Think About It
Philippians 2:3 – “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves.” (NIV) I find that often times those verses in the […]
What Love Is
Well, today is Valentine’s Day. I don’t have a serious boyfriend, or any boyfriend for that matter, so I’m not spending my Valentine’s in a fancy, dimly lit restaurant like […]
Thoughts on Love
On the spirit of this holiday, I thought some thoughts on love might be appropriate. This holiday is simple and how to behave today is even simpler. Don’t steal anyone’s […]
You Get What You Give
Setting: 27 Waterfalls, Santiago, DR Saturday, February 9, 2013 “Come on, Jenn, you can do it! You didn’t come all this way just to slide down the highest fall.” I […]
Word Search, February 14, 2013
Redbox Review: Silver Linings Playbook
Movie: Silver Linings Playbook Rating: 7/10 Memorable Line: Tiffany: You let me lie to you for a week? Pat: I was just trying to be romantic! Crude. Odd. Duysfunctional? I’ll […]
“The Miracle Worker,” a play based on the life of Helen Keller
Dordt theater students will take the stage to perform to perform The Miracle Worker, the story of Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan on Wednesday, February 27 through Saturday, March 2. […]
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