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By Jolene Hildebrand in From the Editor, Volume 12 Issue 4

An acquaintance and I were once debating the term “fundamentalism.” The acquaintance maintained that he was a fundamentalist Christian, and I strongly disagreed. I said he would never want to call himself that for Christian fundamentalism is a radically narrow minded sect of Christianity, and so we argued for a bit. We finally understood that we disagreed because we both had completely different ideas of the meaning of a Christian fundamentalist.


2010: Extreme home(less) makeover

Vancouver Olympics will cost more than money

By Dan Peters in Community, Volume 12 Issue 4

[spaces] establishes its presence on campus

Literary journal begins its second year

By Laura Van Dyke in Community, Volume 12 Issue 4

Kiss the rain?

Precipitate your sense of wonder

By Ben Linkewich in Community, Volume 12 Issue 4

A tango with vernacular

Pollyanna’s adventures in undergrad speak

By Jeff Braam in Community, Volume 12 Issue 4

From all over the globe

The final installment in a three-part series: International students celebrate their diversity

By Bethany Meckelburg in News, Volume 12 Issue 4

One man’s prescription for the planet

Former trauma physician goes green

By Todd Foley in News, Volume 12 Issue 4

A year of want

TWU not immune to country-wide enrollment woes

By Lauren Thompson in News, Volume 12 Issue 4


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