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...concert is slated to begin at 9 p.m. in the Malkin Athletic Center (MAC) Quad on Friday, April 23. Lavietes Pavilion will be the alternate location in case of inclement weather, and Haan said students should check the council’s website at noon on the day of the event to find out the final location...
...seems that the term “civil marriage” is something of an oxymoron to begin with. That word “marriage”—so rife and saturated with religious connotation and emotion, “civil” or not—is on the large part the thing that is preventing people from extending the civil rights contained therein to their fellow citizens, despite the fact that such an ecclesiastical term has no place in a government that values a separation of church and state. For the traditional definitions of religion...
About one year after the Court first heard Brown, the case had to be reargued because the Court could not make a unanimous decision. But in September 1953, two months before the reargument was to begin, Chief Justice Vinson died of a heart attack, and Chief Justice Earl Warren was appointed...
...admit that I’m being a bit nostalgic here. Many of us also work in the summer—seriously cutting into time for sports, playing or watching—and I’d be foolish to begin to misrepresent the season as a utopia that swings around every few months and rids one of all kinds of bad weather, depression, and responsibility...
...posed, humanity that owed God the Father a ransom of "satisfaction" (to use Anselm's feudal terminology) for the insult of sin. The problem was that the debt was unpayable: not only did we lack the means, since everything we had of value was God's to begin with, but also we lacked the standing, like a lowly serf helpless to erase an injury to a great lord. Eternal damnation seemed unavoidable, except for a miracle of grace. God "recast" himself into human form so that Christ, who was both innocent of sin and also God's social equal, could...