Bush gets luke-warm welcome in Latin America
By Alison Fraser in Volume 11 Issue 10
George Bush visited several Latin American countries last week for bilateral negotiations. The trip, his eighth to the region since his presidency began, is in part an attempt to counter growing antagonism towards the United States.
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in From the Editor, Volume 11 Issue 10
It’s Monday morning. Correction, Monday afternoon. The tips of my fingernails are non-existent, my brain is longing for caffeine, and my stomach is reminding me that I have not eaten since last night. My eyes gloss over as I stare at my computer screen, and curse the blinking cursor. It is the last day of production weekend. The newspaper you are holding in your hands is almost complete—complete except the article that I am currently writing.
Redeemer Pacific College and TWU bring dynamic partnership to campus
By J.J. Hutcheson in Volume 11 Issue 10
Eight years ago, a unique partnership began between Catholic Redeemer Pacific College and Evangelical Trinity Western University that established a new paradigm for Christian higher education. For the first time ever, a Roman Catholic college became an official teaching centre of an Evangelical university.
By By Chris Nash & Russell Montgomery in Community, Volume 11 Issue 10
CCR TIMELINE
Part 1 – The Origin: The good Dr. Malleus Mimms gets in a terrible car crash that leaves him crippled and bitter. He plans to build a robot body that will allow him to destroy the earth.
What would Jesus wiki?
By Jolene Hildebrand in Issues & Ideas, Volume 11 Issue 10
The recent launch of a wiki-based encyclopedia, called Conservapedia, is claiming to offer the “true” account of history and knowledge according to a conservative Christian worldview. Although this website has already drawn the attention of much critical scorn and mockery, it has continued to propagate its own spin by offering “concise, clean answers” free of “political correctness.”