OPINION

Periodic Table Illustrates Progress Of Science

Anyone who studied chemistry likely reluctantly remembers the periodic table. It is one of science's greatest creations and became 150 years old this month. 

Media Have Some Explaining To Do, But Won’t

So I fired up my laptop Sunday and the headlines on the Drudge Report were giant and red.

Isaac Newton Truly Was One Of A?Kind

In the spring and summer of 1665 England suffered from an outbreak of Bubonic Plague; it spread from parish to parish until thousands died.


Innocent Lives Are Ruined By Lying Tongues

In this era of the 24-hour news cycle and social media, people are not just implicated of something, they are indicted before all the evidence is in.

Harvey Washington Wiley – An Indiana Hero

There have been a number of celebrities born in Indiana, but from the aspect of good health no one matches the accomplishments of Dr. Harvey Washington Wiley.

Internet Turns 30

The World Wide Web turned 30 this week. Woo hoo.

Oxytocin – A Surprisingly Versatile Hormone

New studies have shown that oxytocin can affect maternal behavior, social bonding and even sexual pleasure.

Symphony Of The Skies Reminds Us God Is In Control

Dr. Don DeYoung, recently retired professor from Grace College and president of the Creation Research Society, has a passion for sharing God through science.

A Look At Upcoming Road Projects

The beginning of spring training is a sure sign that we may be looking at winter in our rear-view mirror! I know I’m being a little optimistic, but I don’t know anyone who wouldn’t welcome an early spring after the wild winter we have endured.

Forgoing Vaccinations Contributes To Measles Outbreaks

Measles was declared eliminated in 2000 in the United States, but for some strange reason there have been five recent outbreaks, for a total of more than 120 cases.

Are Potatoes Becoming Endangered Species?

According to a recent article in Science, potato farmers are facing an uncertain future.

Kessler’s Faith In Action Defines His Legacy

Grace College's Coach K is more than statistics and accomplishments as he “retires.”

Fish Therapy Has Many Possible Applications For Skin Diseases

In previous columns I have discussed insects, bacteria and animals that have a medical application. There is another aquatic species to add, a small fish called Garra rufa, now being used in an experiment to treat individuals with skin diseases like psoriasis.

News Views: Yellowstone Is Not About To Blow

I was reading about the Yellowstone supervolcano the other day.