Recently someone, friend or foe, brought to my attention the power of metaphor. As we all know, “metaphor” is French for “crap.” Sadly, most people at this godly university don’t know French, so I have decided to step out and give everyone a lesson in linguistics. So off we go, on a trip, way up there, in the stars, to the land, the street of metaphor.

Hello, sweet brothers ‘n’ sisters in His mighty Name.

Trinity Western University has always prided itself on its international community. But though its 358 international students come from many different nations, there is one country few thought would ever be represented on campus: North Korea.

According to Trinity Western University alums, the post-TWU experience is one mixed with special challenges and unexpected turns.

This spring, Trinity Western University’s English Department will be hosting “Though a Glass Darkly: Suffering, the Sacred, and the Sublime.” This conference on Christianity and literature will take place on May 10-12.

The possibility of a student representative on Trinity Western University’s Board of Governors may not be too far off in the future, as the board seeks to conclude a review of its governance structure by early fall 2007.

The debate over religion and free speech has erupted on YouTube. Nick Gisburne, an atheist on YouTube, recently published a video entitled “Islamic Teachings: Cruelty From the Qur’an.” YouTube staff took down the video, citing its “inappropriate nature,” and both of Gisburne’s YouTube accounts were permanently disabled.

VICTORIA (CUP) — Critically examining several sources sounds like something from an essay outline. But outside the classroom, we must do this to get an informed idea of global politics. A recent CNN broadcast on Iran’s nuclear ambition is a good example of how mainstream media shows only part of the story.