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- Sep 24, 2026
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OPINION: Forgiveness and accountability can coexist (opens the original)
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Have you ever heard the saying, “Unforgiveness is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die?” When someone hurts us, being angry feels justified, replaying what happened over and over and remembering exactly what they said or did to you, how they said it and even where it was said. Eventually, the more we think about how we were wronged, the more forgiveness starts to feel unfair. If they never apologize, change or face any consequences, why should they get our forgiveness? The
OPINION: The attention span of the coming generations is dwindling (opens the original)
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It’s no secret that America is in a literacy crisis. In 2024, only 31% of fourth-grade public school students performed at or above the proficient level in reading according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress. In 2022, it was only 33%. This issue hasn’t left with age either. National Center for Education Statistics shows that 28% of U.S. adults ages 16-65 performed at the lowest level of proficiency in 2023 compared with 19% in 2017. The literacy crisis is fueled by many things,
OPINION: If your faith matters to you, you shouldn’t be afraid to share it (opens the original)
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Imagine you’re sitting next to someone in class, and you know they’re about to make a decision that would impact their life forever. If you believed that decision had eternal consequences, would you be willing to say something? Or would you stay quiet because you didn’t want to make them uncomfortable? For some religious people, this may not be a hypothetical question. Many different faiths hold beliefs about God, salvation, eternity and what happens after death, but when it comes to talking abo
OPINION: We are too focused on what comes after graduation (opens the original)
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“So, what are your plans after graduation?” This is probably the question every college senior hears most often. At family dinners, networking events and in everyday conversations, people are eager to know what’s next. Have you found a job? Are you applying to graduate school? Where are you moving? They’re all reasonable questions, but after hearing them enough times, they begin to feel less like curiosity and more like expectations. Somewhere along the way, senior year stopped being about celeb
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