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...Shar’ia law concerning homosexual behavior condemn it. But freedom for the AIDS activists will depend more upon the respect for privacy and due process inherent in Islamic legal culture and scripture than the right for men to have sex with other men.Only one passage in the Qu??ran explicitly acknowledge homosexuality: “If two men commit unchastity with each other, punish them both. And if they repent and improve, then let them be. Lo! Allah is Relenting, Mericful. (4.16)” Since no method of punishment is indicated, Shar?...
...courses on politics and leadership. After invoking the popular Spanish anthem “Sí, se puede,” (“Yes we can.”), Negretti challenged the crowd to consider a new motto—“¿Qu?? haremos?” (“What will we do?”). “Your mission is to leave here and ask yourself, ‘¿Que haremos?’What will each of us leave here to do to meet the challenges...
...season.”Harvard hopes that both Killorn and Moore, two products of the national junior hockey stage, can quickly morph into offensive threats. Killorn, who hails from Montreal. has already shown promise by scoring his first collegiate goal in last Friday’s exhibition game against Qu??bec-Trois-Rivières.“Alex is one of the most talented freshmen that we’ve had around since I’ve been here. He’s a guy that we feel can come in and contribute right away offensively...
...fact that we are trying to get a lot of young players into the program.”Much of the uncertainty was eased with the powerful offensive performance of the team’s rookies last weekend. In the team’s exhibition game against Qu??bec-Trois-Rivières, all three of the Crimson’s goals were scored by freshmen. Additionally, two of their classmates tallied assists, and freshman goalkeeper Matt Hoyle started the first period in net.“We graduated a few guys who were key to our offense...
...Canadian constitutional law. Therefore, amending the act would require an amendment to the Canadian constitution as well. Although the vast majority of Canadians feel no allegiance to Britain and believe in republican status for Canada, it has remained a commonwealth because changing its political status would lend legitimacy to Qu??bécois separatists who advocate for an independent Quebec. Thus, an amendment to the Canadian constitution catalyzed by the modification of the Act of Settlement could plausibly lead to the Republic of Canada and an independent Quebec. All of the remaining monarchies of the Commonwealth League of Nations...