Women’s Issues

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY REVERSED COURSE AND NOW CONDEMNS CLASSROOM SEX SHOW

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MARCH 4, 2011, 4:58 P.M. ET College Condemns Classroom Sex Show By KEVIN HELLIKER CHICAGO—Northwestern University reversed course on Thursday and condemned a live demonstration of sex in a classroom, after defending the act earlier in the week. “Many members of the Northwestern community are disturbed by what took place on our campus,” Northwestern President […]

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ACLU – FREEDOM TO BE CHRISTIAN BUT BANNED FROM ACTING CHRISTIAN

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Secularists and the ACLU strip First Amendment of meaning By Robert Knight    The Washington Times February 18, 2011 Christians, Orthodox Jews or anyone with traditional views of sex and marriage should be barred from state university counseling programs unless they agree to violate their beliefs. That’s the gist of theamicus brief the American Civil Liberties

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THE ABORTIONIST’S HOUSE OF HORRORS – PHILADELPHIA

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Published on The Weekly Standard (http://www.weeklystandard.com) To Live and Die in Philadelphia The abortionist’s house of horrors. Joseph Bottum February 7, 2011, Dr. Gosnell was a little befuddled at his arraignment on January 20. Indicted for eight murders, the Philadelphia abortionist told the court that he understood the first count, a charge of third-degree murder

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NEW AFGHAN PROPOSAL WOULD CLAMP DOWN ON WOMEN’S SHELTERS

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NEW YORK TIMES February 10, 2011 By ALISSA J. RUBIN KABUL, Afghanistan — After her parents threw her out of the house for refusing to marry a 52-year-old widower with five children, Sabra, 18, boarded a bus that dropped her, afraid and confused, in downtown Kabul. She slept in a mosque for days, barely eating,

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THE REGULATION BOOM

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JANUARY 19, 2011 Obama’s Rules Revelation The era of big regulation is over. Or is it? President Obama took to these pages yesterday to announce a new executive order to restore “balance” to federal regulation and root out rules that impede job creation and economic growth. If he means it, this will be one of

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JOHN LOCKE FOUNDATION – MORNING UPDATE

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January 17, 2011 – carolinajournal.com Carolina Journal Exclusive State May Get No Pension Help From Washington By Anthony Greco RALEIGH — While no specific bailout plans are under consideration, U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, has introduced H.Res. 23, stating Congress’ opposition to any federal intervention meant to “bail out state and local government employee pension

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WILL FREEDOM COME FOR SUDAN’S SLAVES?

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JANUARY 14, 2011 As the South votes to become independent, tens of thousands remain enslaved. By JOHN EIBNER  AND  CHARLES JACOBS Juba, Sudan On Jan. 9, the people of South Sudan began their week-long referendum to decide whether to separate from the Arab-Muslim North and form an independent country. But Achol Yum Deng didn’t vote.

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