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Perhaps the biggest success of the first meeting of this new group, however, was that members realized that they were not alone in feeling, among other things, spiritually lost at a secular university like Harvard, or at least limited by the dearth of options. Davis describes a unique sense of camaraderie when members discovered they shared the same feelings. “We were all so relieved to be able to talk about these issues with like-minded individuals,” he says...

Author: By Alka R. Tandon, | Title: Religion by Any Name | 4/8/2004 | See Source »

Perhaps the biggest success of the first meeting of this new group, however, was that members realized that they were not alone in feeling, among other things, spiritually lost at a secular university like Harvard, or at least limited by the dearth of options. Davis describes a unique sense of camaraderie when members discovered they shared the same feelings. “We were all so relieved to be able to talk about these issues with like-minded individuals,” he says...

Author: By Alka R. Tandon, | Title: Religion by Any Name | 4/7/2004 | See Source »

...other festivals like it. It was also the attendant vice and brawls between drunken fans from rival villages or religions. Since its revival in 1951, the Cotswold Olimpicks have been a quieter, more bucolic affair, albeit imbued with what Daeschner, 34, a Colorado-born U.K. resident, describes as the "secular trinity that made Britain what it is today: Land, Booze and Patriotism." In truth, not all of the time-ingrained rituals in True Brits really count as sport: horn dancing (a kind of line dance for aristocrats toting 1,000-year-old reindeer horns), Pope burning (in effigy, of course...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Oddball Olympics | 4/4/2004 | See Source »

...ceremonial tent near Tripoli was a head-snapping diplomatic moment. But to Blair, the reward justified the awkwardness: after years of negotiations with London and Washington, Gaddafi has crated his nascent nuclear and chemical weapons programs. Moreover, he's no friend of al-Qaeda, which loathes his secular state, and is willing to share intelligence to bring it down. The idea that a pariah regime like Gaddafi's can find friends and prosperity through improved behavior is one Blair and George W. Bush want the whole Middle East to register. A new $200 million oil exploration deal for the Anglo...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: World Watch | 3/29/2004 | See Source »

Founder Moshe S. Davis ’06 said he founded the group to provide a forum for discussing the obstacles devout students face at a secular college...

Author: By Shayak Sarkar, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER | Title: Students Open Interfaith Dialogue | 3/23/2004 | See Source »

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