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Volume 14 Issue 12
From the Editor
News
- School of the Arts, Media, and Culture finds a home at TWU
- BFA program in Acting waits in the wings for B.C. government approval
- Raising awareness for Kenya
- TWU students host concert for Dalit
- Where did your money go?
- Collegium succeeds with membership growth
- Lights, camera, action
- B.C.’s first Mormon temple opens in Langley
Academy
- Reconstructing faith
- Recovering our “evangelical” identity
- Confessions of an LLC intern
- Infinite promise and finite reality
- The silent killer
- Humility, on the rocks
Issues & Ideas
- Freedom
- Wes-tan-ization
- Breakdown/breakthrough
- You game?
- Come alive: envisioning a culture of life
- The ties that bind
- Students explore the social justice side of politics
- Beacon of Hope for Afghan Children
Arts & Culture
- Let’s represent Canada on the world stage
- Fashion show etiquette
- Finals fashion
- Barenaked Ladies – All In Good Time
- The Last Song
- Cancer Bats – Bears, Mayors, Scraps & Bones M
- President’s Book Corner
- President’s Book Corner
Sports
- Move over Spartans, the greatest sport has arrived
- Amber’s Adventures
- Can-Am recaptures Canadian dominance over U.S.
- 2010 TWU sports in review
- Grab your baseball gloves
- Tonner’s World
- Bombers lose game, win respect
Spotlight
- Yuhei Tagouchi: Man of the World
- Survivorman: Jason Vander-Hoek
- Artist: Jenny Hawkinson
- Merrymakers: The Busted String Family
- Collegium Assistant: Kim Bakker
- Sportsman: Paul Hamilton
- Statesman: Jonathan Raymond
- Diehards: Dan Reynolds and Peter Bengtsson
- School Boy: Thomas Hunt
- Savior: Samantha Lowe
- Funny Girl: Cassie Barradas
- Professor: Bruce Shelvey
Recent Comments
Measuring Ourselves
For all the saints, who from their labors rest,
who thee by faith before the world confessed,
thy Name, O Jesus, be forever blessed.
Alleluia, Alleluia!
LLC proceeds while Parliament postpones
The Laurentian Leadership Centre was set to begin its spring semester on Monday, Jan. 4. However, on December 30, Prime Minister Stephen Harper asked Governor General Michaelle Jean to prorogue parliament until March.
Security heightened in Caf amidst theft
Most of us have learned not to bite the hand that feeds you, so when Trinity Western University’s food services started noticing theft in the cafeteria, they planned on putting an end to it.
Upgrades in Caf transform area into lounge
If you have started to notice the construction happening in the cafeteria, be prepared for a real treat.
Tomorrow’s Career Fair boasts past success stories
With graduation around the corner for many, students of Trinity Western University are plagued with the mind-boggling nerves associated with landing a job as they enter into a new chapter of their lives.
Rwanda documentary to be screened at Missions Week
Each January, Trinity Western University’s Global Projects office hosts Missions Week on campus. This four-day event, taking place Jan. 25-28, is an opportunity for students to gain awareness of various missions and ways to help organizations around the world.
Aboriginal issues to be addressed at coming lecture
Angela Voght, an Aboriginal Trinity Western Alumni who holds a master’s degree in counselling psychology will speak on campus on Jan. 28. Voght’s lecture is titled Stories of Skill & Knowledge: Narrative Therapy in a First Nations Community, and will be happening between 1:10-2:00 p.m. in Fraser Lounge. The lecture is open to everyone.