North-Philadelphia-born rap artist, PnB Rock, glimpses some of the unforgiving urban realities that face North Philly in his song, “My City Needs Something.” Rock depicts for us the harsher side of living in the hood [1]. He paints in bleak strokes the sights and sounds of the trouble around him, … ∞
In the beginning God created “something” from nothingness; gave shape to what was formless. Said, “let there be light” and so spoke light into the darkness. He scooped down into the dust of the earth from the ground, and made life from nonexistence. And, even when life fell, pursued life … ∞
Dear Lord: I pray Lord that you would continue to bring to Calvin Seminary a diversity of students and perspectives so that we will fully represent the spectrum of your church. I pray Lord that all women who enter the doors would feel affirmation of who they are, as they … ∞
The results of the April 15 Senate Elections are in. Next years Student Senate President is Brian Tarpy. He ran against Ricardo Traverez and James Lee. There was no contest for Vice President, Secretary, or Treasurer and thus Robert Van Zanen was approved to VP, Monica Brands to Secretary, and … ∞
Here are some thoughts from the Senate Executive team on their hopes for Senate next year. President Brian Tarpy hopes that Senate will fully represent all members of the CTS community. He explains, “My vision for Senate is to faithfully represent both residential and distance students at Calvin Theological Seminary. … ∞
Hi, I’m Monica Brands. I am completing my first year as an MTS student at CTS. I’ve really enjoyed this year of editing the Kerux. It’s given me a chance to get to know my classmates better, and get a sense of what issues students at CTS are really wrestling … ∞
Dear Kerux readers, In an attempt to spark continued dialogue on the articles and topics of each edition we have decided to allow comments on our articles. We are excited to hear what you have to say. Please note these guidelines for comments: First: We require that you use your … ∞
by John Medendorp, co-editor-in-chief After a difficult start last year, the Student Senate Town Hall Committee realized the need to have a more regular schedule and more authority on the committee itself. The committee members last year did not realize how difficult of a process it would be. “Oh goodness,” … ∞
