Student Essay: Families and Fates
Student Essay: Families and Fates By Anna Overbeek Tagline Children are frequently described through their resemblance to family, usually the parents. This can be excruciating for the child! …
Student Essay: Families and Fates By Anna Overbeek Tagline Children are frequently described through their resemblance to family, usually the parents. This can be excruciating for the child! …
The Great Conversation: Knowledge By Gabriel Blanchard They say a little learning is a dangerous thing … Writing about knowledge is a tricky business: everything we either write …
Procopius: The Secrets of Byzantium By Gabriel Blanchard Few figures in history are as compelling as Justinian and Theodora—and we owe nearly all we know of them to …
Student Essay: More Than Food and Drink By Hannah Simmons Hospitality has a close relationship to literature on the one hand and human purpose on the other. In …
Student Poem: Divine Intervention with Hellish Deception By Joseph Cheng This poem is an imaginative rendering of the confrontation between Jesus and the demon Legion, as derived from …
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CLT10 Student Awardsfor 2022! By Jeremy Tate Practice makes perfect, and I can hardly think of a better reason to take the CLT10 before embarking on the CLT. …
Student Essay: Heavenly Shadows in the Earthly City By Erika Kjendal “For here we have no earthly city, but we seek one that is to come.” —Hebrews 13:14 …
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Student Poem: With Love, From Cambodia By Mia Kane A girl stands, unsure, at the crossroads of life, Waiting to turn a new page in her book. Over …
Student Essay: Jail and Justice By Leah Alden As prisoners are out of our sight, so they are out of mind—but should they be? Few people think about …
Summer CLT Student Appreciation Week As we begin the last month of summer, with back-to-school plans just a few weeks out, we return to the people at the …