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Treating Body & Soul
Miseker Abate walks in a legacy of godliness and care for others that was embodied in her father’s life. For him, it meant becoming a…
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Lessons to Learn From Pac-Man
Complete transparency here… I did not like playing Pac-Man as a kid. I just wasn’t a fan of it at all. I know I am…
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Two-Time War Vet, First Time Student
John Gallegos, a student in CUI’s degree completion program, brings a lifetime of experiences to the classroom as a two-time war veteran, retired professional bull…
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How to Balance Equity, Equality, and Fairness
have been a part of multiple conversations [chats/tweets/Voxer groups] discussing fair versus equitable versus equal.
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When God’s Word Calls…You Go!
The moment eighteen-year-old David Kim, MA ’03 left the evening worship service at a church in Seoul, Korea, he knew his life was going to…
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4 Helpful Tips for Keeping Track of Sources
Writing a research paper can feel daunting. It might not even be the sitting down and writing part that gives you pause, but the tasks…
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Cutting
“Cutters,” the common term used to refer to those individuals practice self-injury or self-mutilation, is not a new disorder.
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Eyes on the Prize
Paul Schroeder started his career as an engineer working on missiles and air-to-air systems. His wife Cathy found a side career as a line judge…
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Building Your First Draft
“I’m writing a first draft and reminding myself that I’m simply shoveling sand into a box so that later I can build castles.” As a…
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The Lord is Come
What is with the words of “Joy to the World”? Shouldn’t it say, “the Lord has come?” So ask the grammarians who seek linguistic consistency.
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Education to Nurture the Heart and Mind
“Why was I never taught THIS in school?” I’ve had clients young and old ask me this question.
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Building Bridges Between Home and School
As a prior teacher, I sought to build a connection between home and school.
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Baking a Cake, Baking Your Paper
Have you ever tried to bake a cake? Whether you bake a cake from scratch or use a boxed recipe, cakes take a lot of…
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Making CUI Volleyball History
Brooke (Marino) Nicholson ’12, MCAA ’17 was relatively short to play volleyball at 5’10”, but was able to come in under the radar, rack up a…
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Calloused Consciences
I am hoping that as I walk around I don’t see a large number of people suddenly missing eyes, feet, or hands in response to…