Month: March 2015
March 12, 2015
Stories In Focus, Reviews, Stories In Focus
The Expected Virtue of Birdman
Winner of the Oscar for Best Picture Lives Up to the Hype The newest inductee to the lucrative Best Picture…
March 12, 2015
Stories In Focus
Rodman in North Korea: Satire and Truth Through Opera
Satire is, at its core, a means by which truth is communicated. Humor and exaggeration are used to highlight the…
March 12, 2015
Opinions
Media Representation for Minorities
“Media cannot reflect society, if society is not reflected in the media.” This slogan for Creative Access, an organization devoted…
March 12, 2015
Opinions
LGBQ Inclusion: Community Covenant Amendment
The words “homosexual behavior” need to be taken out of the Community Covenant. Placing “homosexual behavior” within this context equates…
March 12, 2015
Opinions
Poverty Does Not Discriminate
2013: My senior year of high school. The year 45.3 million people were living in poverty. The year my family…
March 06, 2015
News
Enrollment Team Builds Relationships in India to Grow Student Diversity
With recruiting connections to India in development, Houghton will try and continue its strong global history and diverse student body.…
March 06, 2015
News
New Honors Program for Transfers and Second Years
This fall Houghton College will introduce a new Honors Program specifically targeted at second year and transfer students. Called Scholastica,…
March 06, 2015
News
Ebola Cases Decline in Africa
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the Ebola virus disease, formally known as Ebola hemorrhagic fever, has taken approximately…
March 06, 2015
News
Track and Field Goes to Nationals
The track and field team started February break early, traveling to Cedarville, Ohio on Feb. 19 for the National Christian…
March 06, 2015
Stories In Focus
From Houghton to the Bahamas
Philosophy professor takes a leave of absence to head up a preeminent grant organization in his field. Houghton’s philosophy department…