Anti-gay letter “The liberal faculty and students at the College of William & Mary doesn’t have a right to ignore state laws just because they support the homosexual lifestyle. Why not require that everyone be given an ‘A’ for a grade? That would make more sense for these ‘I should be given anything I want’ entitlement folks.”
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Saturday’s Last Word on Friday (The Virginia Gazette)
Anti-gay letter “The liberal faculty and students at the College of William & Mary doesn’t have a right to ignore state laws just because they support the homosexual lifestyle.
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Saturday’s Last Word on Friday (The Virginia Gazette)
The 180-degree revolution that Judson University pulled to revive its season has given the Eagles a tremendous amount of confidence.They will need every bit of that confidence, and then some, to hang with second-seeded Oregon Tech in the opening round of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Division II National Tournament at College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, Mo.
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Judson faces stiff challenge in opening NAIA contest (The Courier News)
The 180-degree revolution that Judson University pulled to revive its season has given the Eagles a tremendous amount of confidence.They will need every bit of that confidence, and then some, to hang with second-seeded Oregon Tech in the opening round of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Division II National Tournament at College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, Mo.
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Judson faces stiff challenge in opening NAIA contest (The Courier News)
“Music by Prudence,” made partly with the financial and creative support of the Maryland Institute College of Art, overcame several other strong candidates, including the American labor tragedy “The Last Truck,” to win best short documentary at the 2010 Academy Awards on Sunday night.
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MICA-supported ‘Music by Prudence’ wins Oscar (ZWNEWS.com)
Arts school played a role in the making of documentary about Zimbabwean musicians “Music by Prudence,” made partly with the financial and creative support of the Maryland Institute College of Art, overcame several other strong candidates, including the American labor tragedy “The Last Truck,” to win best short documentary at the 2010 Academy Awards on Sunday night.
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MICA-supported ‘Music by Prudence’ wins Oscar (Baltimore Sun)
“Music by Prudence,” made partly with the financial and creative support of the Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore’s MICA, overcame several other strong candidates, including the American labor tragedy “The Last Truck,” to win best short documentary at the 2010 Academy Awards on Sunday night.
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MICA helped Oscar winner ‘Music by Prudence’ get to big screen (Baltimore Sun)
POINT LOOKOUT, Mo. — College of Ozarks swept a college baseballdoubleheader over Morningside, winning by scores of 6-4 and 10-5 ingames played Saturday afternoon.
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Ozarks takes pair over Morningside (Sioux City Journal)
A police official says the killing of student-athlete Marissa Pagli at Manhattanville College was linked to “family matters.” Harrison Police Capt.
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Student Murdered At Manhattanville (FOX 5 New York)
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