ONLINE EXCLUSIVE | UPDATED DECEMBER 13
Live nativity brings Christmas story to life

The first annual live nativity welcomed over 700 people last Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings despite the frigid weather. Students, faculty and their families came to enjoy the classic presentation of the birth of Jesus Christ to Mary in a stable in Bethlehem.

The event began with a carriage ride to the interior of the Henry’s Fork property. Summer Moyer, a freshman from Boerne, Texas, said the carriage ride was one of her favorite parts. [read more]

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OPINION | UPDATED DECEMBER 13
Video games make mockery of human suffering

The sun beat down on the soldiers’ face as they trudged through the sand in the tiny villages of Iraq. With guns slung over their shoulders, they walked carefully, trying to avoid an ambush. They watched with anticipation for stray bullets that would fly at them from the hidden enemy.

For those involved in the Iraq War, it is a time of great anguish. More than 2,000 members of the U.S. military died while thousands more were left injured and emotionally scarred. [read more]

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