Last week on a radio show, I heard an interview with author and filmmaker Carolyn McCulley about her newest book Radical Womanhood: Feminine Faith in a Feminist World (Moody Publishers, 2008). I was particularly interested to hear what she had to say because she frequently speaks on college campuses and at women’s conferences about feminism [...]
Archive for May, 2009
Feminism: Radical Womanhood?
Posted: 20th May 2009 by Nicole in College IdeologyTags: Carolyn McCulley, classroom, feminism, ideology, radical, study, womanhood
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Veteran Students
Posted: 19th May 2009 by Trevor in College Money, College OpportunityTags: college, pay for college, resources, veterans
Did you know that less than 10% of eligible veterans use all of their educational assistance (PBS)? Even though educational assistance is a primary reason that many sign up for the Armed Services, few actually carry out their initial plan. Many veterans receive the career training and skills they need while in the military, but [...]
Inspiring Books Movement (Semester 1)
Posted: 8th May 2009 by Trevor in A Higher CampusTags: books, college, inspiring books movement, reading
We just finished up our first semester with our “Inspiring Books Movement.” Our goal with the movement is to get Christians to take their inspiring books off the shelf and circulate them (instead of just watching them collect dust). I imagine there are thousands of books that could and should be given to others. This [...]
National Day of Prayer: The College Campus
Posted: 4th May 2009 by Nicole in A Higher CampusTags: America, college campus, culture, national day of prayer, pray, Shirley Dobson
This Thursday, May 7th, is the annual observance of the National Day of Prayer. It was created in 1952 by a joint resolution of the United States Congress and signed into law by President Harry S. Truman. Many of our country’s greatest presidents have called for prayer to unite and protect our country; during World [...]