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Yesterday’s program included a conversation with two mediators, Williams Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures Doris Sommer and graduate school student Jesus Suarez, a question and answer session with the audience, and a vocal and flamenco guitar performance by Sanz...
...step away from the band’s masterful all out boogie and find a more thoughtful sound. When the band tries this, they run the risk of sounding disconcertingly tired and outmoded, as happens midway through “What A Friend We Have In Jesus.” Still, the Dirty Dozen sounds fresh enough to put to shame acts less then half their...
...song titles are strongly Jesus-oriented, but the Band eschews vocals on all but “Jesus On The Mainline,” a stomping hoe-down to the tune of “This Little Light.” Despite the band’s roots in the New Orleans funeral tradition, the album is relentlessly upbeat. The sole exception is the one-minute excerpt of “Amazing Grace,” the low-point of sobriety and conformism that concludes the album...
...very foundation of higher education in America. PHC’s benign-looking website displays a resolution adopted in September 2002 that begins with the unambiguous statement, “The College is, and shall always remain, a Christian institution dedicated to bringing honor and glory to the Lord Jesus Christ in all of its activities,” and is followed by 10 articles of faith to which all students, employees and officers of the college must swear. The trustees were even kind enough to apply their “Statement of Biblical Worldview” to popular culture?...
...experience with PHC students—limited to a few weeks face-to-face while in Israel attending a conference about terrorism—was extremely cordial. (One of them attempted to trace the precise footsteps of Jesus and a handful of saints. The other attempted to win me over, with grace and charisma, to evangelical Protestantism.) They were both homeschooled, as is a good majority of PHC’s student body, but were surprisingly worldly. Beyond that, they seemed as competent as a typical Harvard student and lacked the smarminess that sometimes comes along with a crimson pedigree...