Stories By Glen Robinson
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Don't forget: A does not equal B
March 18, 2010
While visiting Facebook the other day, I stumbled across a message from my good friend Celeste perrino Walker, who had recently written an article for Liberty magazine. In it, she makes reference to the continuing sentiment by some well-intentioned Christians who get upset because the Ten Commandments are removed from city halls or because prayer is removed from a public event. Here’s an excerpt of what she says about it: “Regardless, at the heart of all such disagreements is the issue of separation of church and state, an issue that some do not seem to fully grasp and some do not agree with. But the most obvious question, surely, is: Why do we want the government’s fingers in our religious pie? And the answer, quite simply, is that we are far enough removed to forget what the government does to religious pie. We have forgotten the terrible sacrifices many people have made in the name of religious freedom. And we would do well to remember.”Nursing faculty present at Geneva conference
March 18, 2010
Dr. Bonnie Gnadt presented at an international conference in Geneva, Switzerland this summer.
Christianity Today editor to speak Friday night
March 18, 2010
David Neff, editor of Christianity Today, will speak for the Saxon Lecture series this Friday night.
Deadline is Thursday for SWAU writing contest
March 18, 2010
Regrettably, racism is not dead
March 18, 2010
About a week ago, my wife and I watched the morning news as Barack Obama and his wife were invited to the White House for his first official visit as president-elect. I remember turning to my wife and saying, “I wonder how long it will be before editorial cartoons will be making fun of him.” Editorial cartoons go back centuries, and it’s a rite of passage for presidents to be lampooned by the press. But we are in a new situation, the first time someone other than a Caucasian will be inaugurated as President of the United States of America. It’s a historic moment. My concern is that criticism of Barack Obama’s four years as President of the United States be leveled at Obama the man, rather than Obama, the (fill in the blank).Ongoing election coverage on 88.3 KJCR
March 18, 2010
SWAU names new director of PR, marketing
March 18, 2010
Jessica Lozano is SWAU's new director of PR and marketing.
Creation debate themes Saxon series opener
March 18, 2010
Dr. Art Chadwick examines a dinosaur bone being unearthed at the Dino-Dig hosted by SWAU in Wyoming this summer.
Pray for me. I'm an Oakland Raiders fan.
March 18, 2010
I was not even a teenager when my sister’s husband took me to my first professional football game. Growing up in northern California, you were either a 49ers fan or a Raiders fan, and I became a Raiders fan early. Since that first game in the 1960s (“Daryl Lamonica to Warren Wells…touchdown!”) I have followed the Raiders through good times (four Super Bowls) and bad (losing badly in the last Super Bowl, and from that point on). I have stuck with them through thick and thin. My wife watches me watching them lose another game, and she says (often): “I think you need to pick another team.”SWAU honors faculty for years of service
March 18, 2010
Honored for years of service at SWAU on August 15 were (back row, from left): Jeanne Mizher, 15 years; Art Chadwick, 25 years; Ellis Hainey, 20 years; Bev Mendenhall, 25 years; Andy Woolley, 30 years. Front row, from left: Randy Chastain, 20 years; Glen Robinson, 10 years; John Boyd, 5 years; Randy Gilliam, 10 years. Not pictured: Mara Contreras, Karla Lopez, and Rachel Durichek, five years; Darla and Greg Sullivan, Lara Yanez and Edna Yanez-Perez, 10 years; Extra Mile Award recipients Patty Norwood and Daryl Thomas.