January Archive

You want to read news you need to ask for it

Katie Hinderer | 25 January 2012

Every article we click on, every blog we read, every article on a newspaper’s website we choose to view – all of that is sending a message to the publishers, bloggers and writers.

The youth and the fight against abortion

Katie Hinderer | 24 January 2012

In fact it seems to me the entire pro-life movement has grown in recent years, especially among the younger set.

A demure look makes a comeback

Carolyn Moynihan | 24 January 2012

The Peter Pan collar is back -- in the northern winter, at least, and how attractive it looks.

My favorite iPhone applications

Katie Hinderer | 19 January 2012

A couple months ago I upgraded my phone, finally, to an iPhone and have now spent the last several months learning the ropes.

Cookies and Planned Parenthood

Katie Hinderer | 19 January 2012

Here in the United States, this time of the year is marked by the sale of cookies by little girls in brown uniforms as a fundraiser for the Girl Scouts.

Dying teen’s video inspires millions

Katie Hinderer | 10 January 2012

Last week, a silent video by Ben Breedlove a teenager who died of a rare heart condition went viral. He passed away on Christmas Day, having posted this two-part video days before his heart gave out for the last time.

A generation of travelers

Katie Hinderer | 09 January 2012

The more I look at my friends and the other twenty-somethings around me, the more I realize the travel bug is something that is a part of our generation.

The uplifting New Year

Katie Hinderer | 05 January 2012

Goals for 2012

December Archive

The trivialization of pornography

Katie Hinderer | 30 December 2011

it dawned on me that today we trivialize the highly harmful and addictive pornography industry with our flippant comments and jokes in that regard.

Blackberry, Volkswagen and a proper work-life balance

Katie Hinderer | 29 December 2011

This week, Volkswagen made all the major news outlets when it made a decision to improve the work-life balance of its employees. Now, union workers in Germany will not receive emails from the company during their off hours.

The gift of self giving

Katie Hinderer | 18 December 2011

if you have the chance, go ahead and give away a couple of those holiday hours previously reserved for family and friends. It will brighten the lives of those who are without such gifts.

Tim Tebow’s the kind of sports role model we need

Katie Hinderer | 13 December 2011

But his ability to turn a game around in the 4th quarter is not what has critics in a tizzy. It’s the fact that through it all he has remained a spiritual and seemingly well-balanced and grounded guy.

Siri cannot locate abortion clinics

Katie Hinderer | 07 December 2011

But now it has people up in arms because Siri won’t locate the nearest abortion clinic. And in fact, the application sometimes, does exactly the opposite, finding pro-life resource centers instead.

November Archive

Thanksgiving - I’m giving thanks

Katie Hinderer | 22 November 2011

This week is Thanksgiving here in the United States of America. It’s a time when we stop and give thanks for all the great things in our lives. To realign my thinking I opened a new document on my computer and just started writing down everything I was grateful for. That little exercise had a profound impact on my overall mentality and mindset.

The trouble with Twilight

Katie Hinderer | 18 November 2011

Stephenie Meyer, author of Twilight, worked hard to keep her characters chaste until their marriage. They struggled with the desires that come with dating and Edward’s hope to remain ‘traditional’ and wait until they were married before they entered into a sexual relationship.

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