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It happens anyway, and about the only churches that take it seriously are left leaning.  Let it happen, let the…
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legitimate interests is valid, but not moderation between right and wrong as in your example of science versus idiocy. Extremism…
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has declared the Sudan to be within its sphere of influence, Link, Link and there isn't a thing we can…
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But older: Experience is a dear teacher, but fools will learn at no other. B. Franklin
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That's where my people are from anyway. (Actually closer to Haymarket)
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(and it might make my head explode) But this is absurd-  the whole basis for allowing "legislative prayer" (IMHO legislative…
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G-d, class of '0.   Fred Flinstone, class of 58,000 B.C. (old, bad campus humor- right up there with chanting…
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I forget what it was originally called (Palmer?).  But now it is a newly renovated and expanded ugly piece o'…
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But I'm not telling... 😉 BTW, the Frist Center is immediately on your left if you walk on to Campus…
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For months, Gannon/Guckert asked obviously biased questions at press briefings. He was conveniently ready when Bush spokesman Scott McClellan was…
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THe question of irreprable harm is an open one and basically boild down to how the local DA feels about…
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A minor, capable of making a coherent statement refusing medical treatment is in a pretty strong position.  Saying this, there…
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"Tell it not in Gath or Ashkelon, lest the daughters of the Philistines triumph The glory of Israel is slain..."…
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His whole corpus consists of four books, all of which are short and rather easy reads.  He is a still…
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which, IMHO, incorporates both honest polemic and dishonest rhetoric.  Thus I wouldn't take a confession of propagandization as indicative of…
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"[T]he hypertrophy of the logical faculty and that barbed malice which distinguishes"  Socrates, tells me he was an intellectual sadist…
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But I guess the Thracians would've.  Prof. Paglia can moove to Thrace too, hardly a fate worse than Hemlock. And…
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Yep, there is a valve of sorts, but it isn't as reliable as men would like to have women beleive…
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The last word about all this should, of course, belong to Nathanael West . In his classic novel The Day…
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Just did a little business modelling in my head- combined with structural tax advantages provided to real property owned by…
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