Daily Campus

by The Daily Campus Ed Board

Ed Board does not promote pre-marital sex, but we also do not agree that waiting until marriage to lose your virginity is the only way to go. It's ridiculous that people get so worked up about the whole virginity thing in the first place. If you want to have sex, great. (1) comment

by Jeannette Khan, Contributing Writer

I deleted my Facebook account. Really. I did. Why? Because it became a competition within myself to see how much better I was than people from my past - people I went to elementary, junior high and high school with. Even people who graduated semesters before me in college. (0) comments

To the traditionally Christian faithful and to a world trapped in the dark of socially destructive violence, The Easter Event bears unambiguous affirmations of life and love over and against diverse forms, technologies, instruments and forces of death. So important to the early Christian community's self-understanding is this message that nearly all Christian language and symbols find their meanings cohering in "The Easter Event. (0) comments

It is noted that Aeschylus, in the 5th century B.C., wrote that truth is the first victim of war. As the conflict between science and religion once again heats up, truth is again in danger of being the victim. An academic campus is logically the appropriate setting for the science-religion debate, but it ought not to become a battlefield, lest truth be sacrificed by emotion and freedom become license. (9) comments

I write in response to Lance Webb's April 3 editorial entitled "Premarital Sex Is Like Playing Scrabble." He asserts that there is no moral significance to the act of sexual intercourse, that sex for human beings is really no different than sex for animals - there need only be mutual consent. (1) comment