23 years later
In the spring of 1998 we all graduated from Huntington College (well, I technically didn't until winter 1999 because I had to take a PE credit, even though I'd been a four year, two sport athlete). A lot has changed for me since being at Huntington, but I wouldn't trade that experience for anything: it was the place I needed at the time to become the person I am today. I am always curious about how people from HC live today--what they believe, what they value, what they do. There are certain core things about me that I think have not changed from my years at HC. For example, I continue to be passionate about real, genuine dialogue about (what I'll call) "the human condition." This includes religious questions (Is there a god? Which religion is "correct"? Can one rationally maintain religious exclusivism?) and questions about how one ought to live (including questions about sexual ethics). I have come to hold different views on these topic...