…regimes such as the former Soviet Union rather than the party of conservatism that champions free speech and difference of opinion. My centrism is a product of my hometown. I…
…“keynote speakers, student performances, class speakers, and remarks from the affinity alumni groups and other programmatic components the student committees are interested in,” Haynes noted. Students will be “presented with…
…with specific skills, for example working on specific projects [social media outreach, social justice, etc.]. Why do we want to get more people involved? Well, because everyone wins! More people…
…it took Hurricane Katrina to wake up the community to say that ‘We have to do better.’” This not only reminded the Tory of the good-ol’ days when the Department…
…think of persons as incommunicable: not existing as members of a class, specimens of a type sharing all essential, or communicable or common, properties? Indeed, persons do not share personhood…
…make many choices in common; while there are times when it is rational to let another decide on one’s behalf, the need for common choice in a world of plural…
…will bring to the table “a spirit of bipartisanship and reconciliation” — if elected, he wants to see the Democratic nominee “really tackle common sense policy that’s going to reap…
…been grafted,” that God’s original Covenant with his chosen people is unbroken and unbreakable, that our bond with the Jewish people is a spiritual bond, rooted in a common spiritual…
…of the popular vote. The compact does not go into effect until states comprising 270 electoral votes (a majority of the total 538 electors) sign on to it. However, the…
…realizing that the temporary enjoyment that comes with porn comes at the expense of the joys of commitment and true selfless love. In the long term, porn teaches you to…
…Science is a set of humanistic models meant to represent an otherwise complex and multi-layered natural world. Consider when the Ptolemaic geocentric model or Aristotle’s spontaneous generation theory were accepted…
…with both movements. Back in 2009, ‘Tea Party’ meant a physical event—tea parties were rallies organized using Facebook groups. Participants would meet with like-minded libertarians, make speeches, and read excerpts…
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