Spotlight Selected Seminar Resources for
The Church: What's the Point?
Bryan Center Seminar
September 25-26, 2008
Oxford Music Online Articles on music theory, music history, and musician biographies, with links to sound archives and illustrations. Includes Encylopedia of Popular Music and Grove Dictionary of Music
(Off-campus access requires Bryan login.)
Congressional Quarterly (CQ) Press A reference source "for research in American government, politics, history, public policy, and current affairs"
(Off-campus access requires Bryan login.) Use Columbia's Fair Use Checklist to determine whether you should secure copyright permission for use.
Search WorldCat for more books and materials on your topic in libraries worldwide. | | Reader Thoughts Faith is currently reading:
The Kind of Man Every Man Should Be:
Taking a Stand for True Masculinity
by Kevin McCullough
I first met Kevin McCullough during my summer internship at the Family Research Council (he was my supervisor) and picked up a copy of The Kind of Man Every Man Should Be, his second book, as soon as it was published this September. His book describes how modern feminism has destroyed our definition of masculinity, and explores, biblically, some of the attributes and characteristics men should have. Two things stuck out to me: first, that feminism has failed us by pressuring us to believe that, as equals, men and women should be able to fulfill the same, gender-neutral roles. Second, McCullough demonstrates, based on scientific research, that the most successful way to alleviate many of society's ills (teenage pregnancy, delinquency, etc.) is simply to provide kids with a normal, two-parent home in which to grow up, yet our government continually undermines the basic family unit with many of its policies (welfare, homosexual unions, etc.).
Faith Ammen, Senior
Political Communication Major (Student Thoughts Archive) |
