Jeremy Jabber
Jeremy Vreeken-Staff Writer Well, it’s mid-October: The leaves are falling, the days are getting shorter, the sweaters thicker and the piles of homework higher. One bright light, for freshmen at […]
Tag Archives: Opinion
One Minnesota Girl’s Adventures
Hannah DeVries-Columnist Poverty. Something runs through your mind when you see that word. Tin roofs? Crumbling concrete walls? Short term mission projects? Now think of what our job as Christians […]
Creeping Compromise
Natalia Oloo-Columnist In the deep roots of the Zulu, a story is told of a certain monkey and its love for shiny objects. To capture it, one day the residents […]
Will you ‘tip toe’ on out of the movie theatre? An ‘Insidious 2’ review
Megan Kaiser-Staff Writer Personally, I am not someone who handles films like this well. At one point in my life, The Mummy was the top scary movie on my very […]
Should professors start class with prayer??
Lee Ver Burg-Staff Writer Some will say the answer to this question is obvious. In the words of one of my roommates, “Of course they should, this is Dordt College.” […]
Jeremy jabber: Go outside
Jeremy Vreeken-Staff Writer What do you find yourself doing on an average evening? Is it homework? Is it video games? Is it watching TV or movies? Is it spending time […]
One Minnesota girl’s adventures in Nicaragua: Beneath the cover
Hannah DeVries-Columnist I love a good story. Give me something that is deep and twisted and vivid, and I will happily bid this world adieu in favor of diving into […]
We’re in L.A., do you care?
Kyle Dykema and Darin Lammers-Columnists Hi, we’re Kyle and Darin, and we’re going to talk about Los Angeles and stuff. Darin: For you readers back home, we just want to start […]
Journalist’s journal: Friend indeed
Natalia Oloo-Columnist Have you ever had that thrilling feeling about someone you consider dear? Something deep that has nothing to do with romantic attachments or any other sort of complexities? […]
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