Christians see wrong picture in the Equality Act
Caleb M. S.—Columnist Evangelical and Reformed Christian circles alike have decried House Resolution 5, more commonly known as the “Equality Act,” as a threat to religious freedom in recent […]
Category Archives: Columns
The last word on marriage
Jenna Stephens–Staff Writer “Jenna, it’s not a big deal,” he said. There we stood in front of the bathroom mirror, in a sort of showdown, both wanting to get our […]
Reflections on studying abroad
Lydia Marcus–Staff Writter One of the perhaps under-advertised consequences of living away from home for a bit is that, when you return, you get to play tourist in your home […]
Women: Don’t be passive victims
Brad Weber–Staff Writer Disclaimer: Sexual assault is and will always be a sensitive subject. Please read the entirely of this article before forming and expressing an opinion on it Over […]
Travel Blog: Worshipping with the saints
Lydia Marcus – Staff Writer Like Sioux Center, Oxford is speckled with numerous churches that all seem to resemble each other. There are 34 colleges in Oxford, and nearly every […]
League is better than you think
Ashley Huizinga—Staff Writer I love Aquaman. I know, pretty weird. Or maybe not, since nowadays it’s considered trendy to like what no one else likes. But anyway, I claim Aquaman […]
Jenna, just married: Take one down…
Jenna Stephens—Staff Writer We decided early in the week that Saturday would be “date day.” Sometimes we just really need to escape from Sioux Center. I told Conner this would be […]
Travel Blog: England v. Iowa, Round Two
Lydia Marcus–Staff Writer Overall, living in England has been quite nice. In my first column, I listed some initial observations about aspects of English culture that were different from […]
Travel Blog: Butter, biscuits, and tea
Lydia Marcus–Staff Writer Tea is an excellent tradition, especially wonderful when it’s served with biscuits or cake. One classically English cake is called a Victoria Sponge. (As is probably self-evident, […]
Travel Blog: Fitting in and hospitality
Lydia Marcus–Staff Writer Though adapting to life in England has been fairly easy, and though it is similar to the United States in many ways, I am undeniably a foreigner […]
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