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Not Just a Chinese New Year: What do other cultures and religions think about animals?
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By Michelle Kim — [dropcaps]A[/dropcaps]lthough the date might change year after year, following the Chinese lunar calendar—2016 marks the Year of the Monkey on February 8th.
Into the New Year: 2016 Resolutions
January 1, 2016
By Dorothy Le — [dropcaps]N[/dropcaps]ew Year resolutions are a tricky thing. They are made with good intentions with a desire to constantly improve and accomplish something
Time of the Jewish Holiday: Hanukkah
December 7, 2015
By Dorothy Le– It’s a celebration rich in history and tradition, and with a span of over 2,000 years. Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights,
The Response of the Paris Attacks
December 1, 2015
By Dorothy Le– On the evening of November 13, 2015, France witnessed one of the deadliest attacks since World War II and the deadliest in Europe
“Seasons”
October 29, 2015
By Debra Him — Four different seasons, making different reasons to enjoy all of God’s creation. Depending on the season our homes begin to change but
Salt Lake City: The 6th Parliament of the World’s Religions
October 22, 2015
Text by Dahlia Lewis | Reporting by Ryan Hayashida — This past weekend, the 6th Parliament of World Religions took place in Salt Lake City, Utah,
Ghosts-Fact or Fiction?
October 13, 2015
By A.L. Sapinsky– [dropcaps]G[/dropcaps]hosts – fact or fiction? Depending on the religion you adhere to, the answer can go either way. Whether these ghosts are friendly like
Delta Beta Om: San Diego State University’s First Buddhist Fraternity and Sorority
October 6, 2015
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By A.L. Sapinksy — Religion—while it has its origin in peace, the roots of spiritual practice have often dabbled in war. As far back as the
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