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12 Posts of Christmas, 2016 (Day 6)

     Can’t wait for what’s underneath the Christmas tree!      The Previous “Posts of Christmas”: Day 1 – The Chemistry of Snowflakes. Day 2 – Someone’s getting a lump of coal… Day 3 – “Silent Night” by the Gothard Sisters. Day 4 … Continue reading →

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12 Posts of Christmas, 2016 (Day 5)

     Bing Crosby sings “Mele Kalikimaka”.      The Previous “Posts of Christmas”: Day 1 – The Chemistry of Snowflakes. Day 2 – Someone’s getting a lump of coal… Day 3 – “Silent Night” by the Gothard Sisters. Day 4 – Christmas Puppies!

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Social Justice Institute

     The Barnard Center for Research on Women, an openly Feminist center of Barnard College, has formally initiated a Social Justice Institute to strengthen their “commitment to scholar-feminist praxis by building a series of collaborative projects with activists, activist-scholars, and community-based … Continue reading →

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12 Posts of Christmas, 2016 (Day 4)

     Christmas Puppies!      The Previous “Posts of Christmas”: Day 1 – The Chemistry of Snowflakes. Day 2 – Someone’s getting a lump of coal… Day 3 – “Silent Night” by the Gothard Sisters.

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12 Posts of Christmas, 2016 (Day 3)

     “Silent Night” by the Gothard Sisters      The Previous “Posts of Christmas”: Day 1 – The Chemistry of Snowflakes. Day 2 – Someone’s getting a lump of coal…

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Happy Bill of Rights Day!

     Today is the 225th anniversary of the first ten amendments to the Constitution coming into effect. The original Bill of Rights contained a preamble stating that the clauses were “declaratory and restrictive” — i.e. they restricted the Federal Government and … Continue reading →

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12 Posts of Christmas, 2016 (Day 2)

     Someone’s getting a lump of coal…      The Previous “Posts of Christmas”: Day 1 – The Chemistry of Snowflakes.

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Trans-Medicine

     Discrimination based on race is generally accepted because it is a physical trait rather than a conscious choice—something one is born with and can do nothing about. In order to elevate non-heterosexuality to the same protection, it has become holy … Continue reading →

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12 Posts of Christmas, 2016 (Day 1)

     The Chemistry of Snowflakes      Last Year’s “Posts of Christmas”: Day 1 – Not all snowflakes go to college to throw temper-tantrums. Some snowflakes are literal snowflakes. Day 2 – Here is the Gothard Sisters performance of The First Noël. Day … Continue reading →

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Geert Wilders Convicted of Expressing Thoughtcrime

     Dutch politician Geert Wilders was convicted of daring to question the number of Moroccan colonists being imported by the Dutch government into the Netherlands. “Dutch member of Parliament Geert Wilders was convicted of ‘hate speech’ in court this week. His … Continue reading →

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