"I'm gonna say something really important, but really quick. I'm not gonna preach to you, but we need something really special this year," hip-hop artist Jay-Z says to a cheering crowd in a new "Vote Again 2010" public service announcement. The announcement encourages young voters to hit the polls again this year and be the force of change they ... [Read More…]
NPR unjustifiably fires news analyst
NPR analyst Juan Williams' contract was terminated two days after he made an inflammatory remark on Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor. Controversy arose after Williams said, "If I see people who are in Muslim garb and I think, you know, they are identifying themselves first and foremost as Muslims, I get worried. I get nervous." His statements ... [Read More…]
Our endorsement: Rick Perry should retain governorship
An unusually high level of interest surrounds this year's midterm elections - and the gubernatorial race in Texas is no different. The race for Texas governor pits two highly qualified individuals against each other in a race that will likely be closer than Texas gubernatorial elections in years past. Incumbent governor Rick Perry brings ... [Read More…]
Government reviewing game ratings
How much should our government control the video game industry? This has been a question almost since the first video game hit the shelves. One of the first video games that generated reviews from the National Safety Council and numerous protests was the 1976 arcade game, "Death Race." The gamer controlled a car used to run over gremlins that made ... [Read More…]
A passive-aggressive approach to smoking on campus
We've seen them circling the Lunsford, lighting up parking lots or fogging up unpopulated pathways. Though in violation of ACU policy, cigarette usage is infiltrating campus. But how should nonsmokers react? When students spot a smoker, should they go up to the guilty party and politely tell them to stop? Should they list the number of health ... [Read More…]
Loving Disagreements
As Christians, we often look at those we consider sinners and judge them, but our actions should not reflect such an attitude. Jesus sat down and ate with many sinners. Various scenes in the Bible depict him ignoring invitations from several highly respected individuals to dine with those many of us would rather avoid. In 1 Corinthians 9: 19-23, ... [Read More…]
Women in church deserve discussion
In I Corinthians 14:35, the apostle Paul writes, "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, as the Law says." This passage has guided much of the church's approach to the role of women, and the often limited discussion on the topic has left many women in the dark. But as more women and men ... [Read More…]
University police protect students
On Sept. 28 Colton Tooley fired around 10 shots on the University of Texas campus before taking his own life. Last Monday, Brookhaven College in Dallas shut down while police searched for a suicidal student. Yet we are lucky to live in a country where incidents like this are rare, and here at ACU we have a police force dedicated to protection ... [Read More…]
Marijuana needs to be legalized
More and more states across the nation are legalizing some uses of marijuana. A variety of messages come from the media, the Drug Enforcement Agency, Christian groups and actual users. The editorial board has chosen to outline the pros and cons of the argument, allowing readers to consider opposing viewpoints on the issue and come to their own ... [Read More…]
Current drug laws should stand
More and more states across the nation are legalizing some uses of marijuana. A variety of messages come from the media, the Drug Enforcement Agency, Christian groups and actual users. The editorial board has chosen to outline the pros and cons of the argument, allowing readers to consider opposing viewpoints on the issue and come to their own ... [Read More…]
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