BOOK REVIEW: Toward intolerant secularism By Wes Vernon- The Washington Times Wednesday, September 8, 2010 THE RULING CLASS: HOW THEY CORRUPTED AMERICA AND WHAT WE CAN DO ABOUT IT By Angelo M. Codevilla Beaufort Books, $12.95, 145 pages America now divides ever more sharply into two classes, according to Angelo M. Codevilla, a professor emeritus
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Here is the link that sets up a step by step guide for Muslim students to use the public school system as a tool to gain converts: http://www.dawanet.com/methods/publicschool.dawapublic.asp “Schools are therefore fertile grounds where the seeds of Islam can be sowed inside the hearts of non-Muslim students.” The school newspaper is another effective way of
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Video – Wellesly, Massachusetts Public School students taken on a school trip to visit a controversial mosque. Separation of church and state? ACLU where are you? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7-I9Qp3d4Y&feature=player_embedded
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Ilario Pantano, candidate for the U.S. Congress from North Carolina appears on the Sean Hannity TV program. This man has a great future! http://www.youtube.com/user/PantanoForCongress#p/u/7/df7JDIe4K24
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SEPTEMBER 15, 2010 Union Power and the Christie Effect After decades of expanding political clout, organized labor is finding voters increasingly unreceptive to its high-tax message. By STEVE MALANGA In the midst of the contentious 2009 gubernatorial race in New Jersey, the state’s teachers union took a poll of its own members and found only
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SEPTEMBER 7, 2010 Education Reform Starts With Pension Reform Because pensions aren’t portable, teachers lose big if they move or switch careers. By WILLIAM MCGURN This week children across the country are returning to the classroom, and with the new school year comes a renewed debate about the best way to challenge the culture of
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WALL STREET JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 4, 2010 Broke—and Building the Most Expensive School in U.S. History Benches that talk, a Cocoanut Grove auditorium, and a marble slab engraved with quotes from Ted Kennedy. By ALLYSIA FINLEY Los Angeles At $578 million—or about $140,000 per student—the 24-acre Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools complex in mid-Wilshire is the
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September 1, 2010 New UNC President Has Ties To ACORN Last week, the UNC Board of Governors appointed Wake Forest University President Thomas Ross as the 17th president of the UNC system. While relatively unknown by most state residents, Ross is well known by the politically connected, especially those on the left. In a three-part
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For the week of September 03, 2010 – carolinajournal.com Reaction of the Week RALEIGH — While the North Carolina Parent Teacher Association is becoming less popular among parents, it is becoming more popular among politicians reports Carolina Journal. North Carolina parents are leaving the PTA by the thousands, opting to form independent parent teacher organizations.
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AUGUST 30, 2010 After the Deluge, A New Education System Today close to 70% of New Orleans children attend charter schools. By LESLIE JACOBS New Orleans Five years ago yesterday, the levees broke. Hurricane Katrina flooded roughly 80% of this city, causing nearly $100 billion in damage. The storm forced us to rebuild our homes,
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