This week:
Stacie Gleddiesmith presents her case for keeping your eyes open
Christy Hildebrand is turning in her crayons
Sandy Hung clarifies the issues of the creation-evolution debate
Alyson Lauber descends into the bird cave
Heidi Rist remembers Ruby
Elly Doef says “See you later”
Poetry by Kristopher Walhof
And Matthew van Leeuwen does not recognise.
AND THAT’S ALL FOLKS
SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!
This week:
Michael Buttrey and Emily Ganzer respond to Madi Simpson’s “Missing Prayer”
Duffy Lott-Gibb gives the summer course artline
RCSA Member-At-Large Election profiles
Sarah Crowley Chestnut descibes our culinary hairshirt for Holy Week
And Matthew van Leeuwen imagines Holy Saturday.
This week:
Bryn Stephenson accepts Regent’s Rejects
KC Flynn dichotomizes both both/and and either/or
News Briefs from the Regent World
True, False or H Ross
And on the serious side…
Susan Kennedy Carter farms the kingdom
Your Candidates for 2009-2010 RSCA.
This week:
Madi Simpson on missing prayer
Constance Chan on salsa dancing and theology
Duffy Lott-Gibb on Sarah Crowley Chestnut and her salted tongue
Poetry by Sarah Crowley Chestnut and Mary Romero Ferguson
And past editor Johannah Wetzel editorializes about Regent’s Health and Wealth.
This week:
Tracy Russell defines ‘feminism’…or does she?
Jake Tucker on crackers
Sarah Chestnut tells the tale of three spices
Spring poetry by William Blake and Gerard Manley Hopkins
“True, False or H Ross”
And Matthew van Leeuwen begins to wait…again.
This week:
KC Flynn on Stanley Hauerwas and why your salvation may be in doubt
Kristin Niehof lays down The Rules
Madi Simpson ensures we don’t miss the party
Elly Doef withholds the garlic and onions
Crystal Shepherd reflects on the prophet in full action.
This week:
Rudi Krause on, like, our use of the word “like”, like
An anonymous celebration of unrequited love
What Vice President External James Matichuk can do for you and how to get money from him
What’s in the soup? An unexpected hero
Michael Pasche justifies an intentional lack of foresight
The Back Page featuring “True, False or H Ross” and “The Quiz”
And Matthew van Leeuwen talks about Hockey Day in Canada, Barack Obama and what they have to do with Taste of the World.
ALSO:
A special Forum insert from the RCSA featuring:
An announcement about the first annual RSCA Academic Symposium from Matthew Humphrey
Ryan Munn poses the question: How, then, shall we paint (or play or photograph or dance or write)?
Garreth Higgins examines Clint Eastwood’s Gran Torino and the futility of violence.
This week:
Offering of the Arts Special Edition
Poetry by Brett Potter, Jake Tucker, Johannah Wetzel, Elizabeth Fredericks, Jacqueline Law, Celia Olson, Elisa Benson, and Matthew van Leeuwen
Short fiction by Rudi Krause
A theology of the arts by Michael Pasche
Photography by KC Flynn, Michael Pasche, and Matthew van Leeuwen.
This week:
Ryan Munn is nausteated by advertising
Bethany Sollereder toasts 200 year old Charles Darwin
Michael Buttrey on 24 and the ethics of Jack Bauer
Rudi Krause prepares us for Offering of the Arts
“Submit to Portico“: Beth Fredericks
Sarah Chestnut prepares us for Stone Soup
And Matthew van Leeuwen thinks globally, fights locally.
ALSO:
A special supplement on this week’s Forum: “Up Zion’s Hill: Imagining a New Jerusalem”
Bryn Stephenson questions the ethics of supporting the state of Israel
Alex Abecina asserts Who Israel and Hamas are accountable to.
This week:
Loren and Mary Ruth Wilkinson reflect on the man Barack Obama
Ingrid Chung considers this man’s face
Richard Thompson forgives those who park against him
Cheryl Wong gives us a taste of the Lunar New Year
Duffy Lott-Gibb commends five great fiction reads.