Editorials

  • Editorial: Volume 47.7 March 3, 2013 Snow comes and goes in what has been yet another bizarre January, with temperatures spanning 60 degrees over just a week. And as we gaze out the windows of our different classes, at grey skies and the snowy or grassy landscape, I invite us to remember that not all of us look out with the same eyes. ...
  • Editorial: Volume 47.6 December 11, 2012 Studious!As we come to the end of the semester, and everybody’s schedules get busy with papers and exams and sermons and projects, we as the Kerux editors just wanted to take a moment here to thank you all for your wonderful support and encouragement over this past semester. We had great contributions from m...
  • Editorial: Volume 47.4 (29/October/2012—MK) November 1, 2012 They say silence is golden. From my experience, here at CTS we seem to believe it. Sure, we chatter along well enough. How’s your day? Wasn’t that Hebrew quiz killer? What about that lockout, eh? But when the conversation gets weighty, we tend to stop talking, as if the bridge we stand on is thre...
  • Editorial: Volume 47.3 (4/October/2012—JM) October 4, 2012 Last year, in the fall of 2011, Grand Rapids held a little fun competition: to describe Grand Rapids using only six words. All sorts of responses were submitted, and the top six that were finally awarded prizes were very creative. They were put up on billboards around the city, and given a cash priz...
  • Editorial: Volume 47.2 (19/Sept/2012—MK) September 19, 2012 They were a strange lot. An elf, a dwarf, a Gondorian, a ranger, four hobbits, and a wizard, gathered from the free people of Middle Earth. They were gathered for a purpose, a mission, and had it not been for that, few, if any of them, would have said a word to one another. And yet, in the course of...
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