by James L. Evans | Jan 6, 2004 | Opinion
As a Christian and a Baptist, protest is my middle name—as in Protestant. We have as part of our spiritual DNA a history of dissenting against the majority opinion. In the 16th century we dissented against the hegemony of the Church in England insisting on the right...
by Bo Prosser | Jan 6, 2004 | Opinion
“Art lifts us out of the mundane and reminds us of the deeper longings of our hearts and souls that are left unfulfilled in the existential political order. Art stimulates our longing for the world we dream of but have not yet realized.” So states Tony...
by Gary Farley | Jan 5, 2004 | Opinion
A few weeks before the discovery of an animal with Mad Cow disease in the United States, I participated in an educational visit to an area cattle farm. The owner spoke to us at length concerning his operation. His practice is to buy about 150 recently weaned calves at...
by Jeff Woods | Jan 5, 2004 | Opinion
Are you more of a leader or a manager? In reality, anyone who is responsible for getting things done in organizations must employ both leadership and management tasks in order to maintain effectiveness. Are you more of a leader or a manager? In reality, anyone who is...
by Cliff Vaughn | Jan 2, 2004 | Opinion
“Big Fish” is a story about stories: their power and influence, their ability to transport listeners, their role in our lives. The film, directed by Tim Burton (“Batman,” “Edward Scissorhands”), tells the story of Edward Bloom, who...
by Jan Turrentine | Jan 2, 2004 | Opinion
“I don’t know why people don’t like me. I’m not perfect. The perception that I’m perfect I think got kind of mixed up with the idea that what we’re trying to teach is the best possible standard out there,” Martha Stewart told...
