Memoirs of a Student Senate Candidate: An Open Letter to All Students

Paydon Miller

Undergraduate/Political Science and Journalism

Jesus Without Religion: The No Nonsense Truth About Jesus

It seems to me that the mention of "Jesus" is a common occurrence in our society today. I think it is safe to say that I hear someone speak this name at least once a day, although the circumstances vary greatly. Jesus comes up in discussions about politics, science, and history, among a myriad of other topics. The utterance of his name occurs in a frustrating moment for some, an intellectual exchange for others, and as part of an act of worship for those who follow him. For a man who died over 2,000 years ago, Jesus carries a significant amount of clout. Based on this, it seems reasonable to take a moment to pause and consider exactly who he was, what he said, and why it matters.


Volume 6, Issue 10 is Online!

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Issue 13 is online!

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Current Nominations for Fall 2008 Semester

These are the current nominations for the 2008 semester.  If you have any additional nominations you would like to make, bring them up at stapling tonight or bring them to the next general meeting next Tuesday.
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