April 2005

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2001

• Pacifism not Mandatory for Christians, December 2001
• U.S. Military Defends Citizens' Freedoms, December 2001
• Celebration Doesn't Mean Compromise, November 2001
• Family Rejects Christmas Celebration Because of Holiday's Pagan Roots, November 2001
• College Students Vulnerable to Depression, October 2001
• Depression Lasts a Long Time, October 2001
• Adult Children Make a Choice for Aging Parents, May 2001
• Living Wills Controversial, May 2001
• Pastor Advocates For a Biblical Homosexuality, April 2001
• Exodus Youth Director Advises How to Help Homosexual Teens, April 2001
• In China, Sacrifice Means Five Earrings, March 2001
• Poll Reflects Student Involvement With the Poor, March 2001
• Band Will Give Students a Free Worship Album, March 2001
• Public School Bans Youth Pastor, February 2001
• Police Chief's Comments Create Concern, February 2001
• Adult Singles Opt to Live at Home With Parents, February 2001
• Dr. Perkins Calls for Social Justice, February 2001

2000

• The Bible Market is Big Business, October 2000
• Wycliff Team Translates Scriptures into Duruma, October 2000
• Portland Festival Gives Participants Second Chance to Celebrate, October 2000
• Creation 2000 Draws Record Attendance and Excited Youth, October 2000
• No-waste Family Rejoices in Rainy Weather, May 2000
• Survey Finds Good Recycling Despite Much Food Waste, May 2000
• Some Students Learn How to Break Out of the College-debt Jail Cell, April 2000
• Faculty Gives Advice on Saving Money, April 2000
• Educational Options Create Controversy Over How to School Children, March 2000
  Would you homeschool your children or send them to private or public school?
  
  
• Faculty Discuss Schooling Options, March 2000
  Multnomah professors express their opinions on educational options for children.
• Technology Distracts Multnomah Students, February 2000
  TV is the #1 distraction of students

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