Religion
Technology and religion: A new spiritual connection?
Natalie Schutz, Religion Editor 31 January 2010
Technology, specifically the Internet, has created unique circumstances for how one can now practice their religion.
Natalie Schutz, Religion Editor 31 January 2010
Technology, specifically the Internet, has created unique circumstances for how one can now practice their religion.
Adam Olszeski, Editor-in-Chief 31 January 2010
The new Illinois hearsay law is strongly criticized for being unconstitutional for many reasons. There are some valid arguments to support the acceptance of this controversial piece of legislation. According to Will County States Attorney James Glasgow, this new law is “a bill that will help prosecutors across the state utilize the statements made by murder [...]
Lewis Flyer 30 January 2010
“No one is ever perfect. But I am obsessed with plastic surgery and with maintaining my looks,” Montag points out, “I’m just starting.” Montag agrees that plastic surgery makes her feel beautiful, and plans to maintain her beauty by plastic surgery as she ages. Montag, like so many other young women, wants to be perceived as perfect; [...]
Lewis Flyer 30 January 2010
Interested in saving the environment? Do you have ideas on how this can be done? Want to make them a reality? Here’s your chance! The University Environment and Energy Conservation Council (UEECC) is holding a “Come clean, go green” sustainability competition where students submit proposals that translate into real and relevant products which will positively impact [...]
Lewis Flyer 30 January 2010
Before the dawn of social networking sites, romantic relationships were basic. The simplistic act of buying your significant other roses for a special occasion or the traditional, honorable gesture of bringing the object of your affection home to meet the folks, sufficed as expressing your admiration for the one you adore. However in 2010, the infectious [...]
Carlo Calma, Tempo Editor 03 February 2010
Tune in for coverage of season nine of Fox’s hit reality TV show, American Idol.
Lewis Flyer 02 February 2010
Lewis University has raised more than $30,000 for Hope Children’s Hospital. The donations are used to assist families of hospitalized children in their greatest time of need. In the past, the funds were used to pay for transportation for children receiving outpatient services, medicine, clothing, hotel rooms for families, bus passes, and airline flights. In [...]
Natalie Schutz, Religion Editor 31 January 2010
University Ministry has switched from coffee to java. In an effort to more fully stick to their mission of hospitality, University Ministry has chosen to invite students in house to the ministry facilities, during a new event called “Java Detour.” This event will replace the quarterly Coffeehouse performances that occurred in Common Grounds, which were sponsored through [...]
Natalie Schutz, Religion Editor 31 January 2010
Over Christmas break, I attended a missions conference called Urbana, which was held through Intervarsity Christian Fellowship. At the conference, there was a large emphasis on serving cross-culturally, both short term and long term. From a Christian standpoint, I believe that the Bible calls us to serve others, just as Jesus did. However, at Urbana [...]
Lewis Flyer 31 January 2010
Christina Brown Guest Contributor Interacting with children is a part of everyday life. Even if someone isn’t planning on having kids, basic skills are still needed so that they know how to interact with the children in their lives. Parenting may seem like it is common sense, but it truly is a form of education that needs to [...]
Matt Kral, Health Editor 30 January 2010
Recently, a study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine suggested “too much sitting can be deadly.” All I could think to myself while reading about that was, “no $#!+! What did you think was going to be the result of that study?!” After reading the article, it turns out that the study wasn’t covering [...]