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Artificial intelligence has come a long way since its inception and has made significant strides in various fields such as healthcare, finance and transportation. However, despite the many benefits that AI can bring to society, there are also dangers associated with this technology that must be addressed. In this editorial, we will explore why AI is dangerous and the potential […]

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Context or pretext: The greatest lie

The name of this column, “Context or Pretext,” focuses on the unhealthy presuppositions or misinterpreted excuses believers or unbelievers grasp onto throughout Scripture. Christians, filled with the Holy Spirit, have a direct line of guidance when it comes to the interpretation and application of the word that we have received by the grace of God. Through the past few months, […]

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Student Opinion: I don’t fear AI, but we need to talk about ChatGPT

Remember “I, Robot” starring Will Smith? Me neither. Regardless, there’s a scene where Will Smith’s character interrogates this technologically advanced, human-like robot named Sonny. Smith’s character asks Sonny, “Can a robot write a symphony? Can a robot turn a canvas into a beautiful masterpiece?” Sonny simply replies with, “Can you?” This scene cracks me up when I watch it. It’s […]

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Spring 2023 staff goodbyes

At the beginning of the Spring 2023 semester, the Liberty Champion hired me as the opinion editor. Now, I’m unfortunately but happily graduating from Liberty and leaving the Champion. Though a short period of my college career, working at the Champion has certainly been an experience that I will remember for a lifetime.  The office environment encouraged and challenged my […]

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Sarah’s slice of life: Look Ye Also

Every summer, two boys rode the train across the countryside.  When they were younger, the boys would press their faces against the glass of the window and marvel at the world racing past by the tracks. They pointed to the rolling green hills, the sudden bursts of colors when flowers came into view and how the sun glittered across the […]

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Student opinion: Church and state – National religions produce polarization

Religion is a deep and personal matter. It’s meant to create and form a person’s identity, life, worldview and more.  In some countries, religion plays an important role on all levels — politically, economically and socially. Some have even gone so far as to declare a national religion. According to Pew Research Center, over 40 countries have official national religions, […]

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Student opinion: Unequal ‘Gaines’

The transgender movement has sent an absolute shockwave throughout the world. Being whatever gender you want has become commonplace in the U.S. Recently, it has spread to sports of both genders. In a world of people choosing which gender they wish to be, and sometimes even switching it up day by day, the topic has become more controversial in the […]

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Student opinion: The perspective from a deaf student

The deaf community has many different stories, communication preferences and hearing abilities. With almost 40 million Americans facing difficulties hearing, deaf individuals come from various upbringings, backgrounds and cultural experiences. Often, deaf people grow up in the hearing community but live isolated from it. They grow up feeling out of place and like they cannot relate to or communicate with […]

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Student opinion: Thoughts on off-campus living

College experiences center around new interactions and relationships with other young adults while also trying to discover independence possibly for the first time. College becomes an environment where students adapt to the world around them. For an upcoming student, the importance of making college memories is undeniable. Students even find themselves placing socialization above academics to create those classic college […]

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Student opinion: The CQ Assessment

With the increase of woke-ism and liberal agendas, some language regarding the understanding of different cultures could lead to uncomfortable responses from those who remain uncertain about politics in conjunction with their faith. The Left consistently pushes unhealthy division by recognizing differences between one American and the other. This goal of theirs spurs a conundrum in the minds of those […]

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Student opinion: An unlikely conviction – The case against former President Trump

F\ormer President Donald Trump was indicted on April 4 by Manhattan’s district attorney, Alvin Bragg, on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in the first degree. This indictment serves as the first of many former presidents. Trump pleaded not guilty to the charges at his arraignment hearing.  The unveiling of these charges confirms what many had suspected from the […]

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