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UT Coach Pat Summitt Diagnosed with Early Onset Dementia
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Corine Gatti
University of Tennessee women’s basketball coach Pat Summitt announced in an open letter that she was diagnosed by doctors as having early onset dementia at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn this summer. The inspiring part of this story is that the 59-year-old Hall Famer is determined to continue coaching the Lady Vols for the 2011-2012…
NY Times: Summer camp caters to Jewish kids of color
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Camp Be’chol Lashon (“In Every Tongue”) in the hills of California’s Marin County about 35 miles north of San Francisco is an ordinary youth camp, “right down to poison oak and bug juice,” according to Samuel Freedman writing for the New York Times. The camp “caters to an emerging population of Jews of color,” he notes.…
Students encouraged to challenge “evolutionary dogma”
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Students have a right to question “evolutionary pseudo-science” and “evolutionary dogma,” according to the “Question Evolution” campaign and should be encouraged to do so, says Louis Sheldon of the Traditional Values Coalition. The coalition is offering brochures, caps and t-shirts announcing kids’ opposition to Charles Darwin and the theories of evolution. Kids should be challenged to question the…
100,000 teens, young adults show up at French Catholic-Protestant summer camp
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This summer, some 100,000 young people from around the world –- mostly between the age of 15 and 30 – will have gathered outside a village in the middle of France, 3,000-4,000 at a time for a week of Christian retreat. The summer-long event is a joint Catholic-Protestant summer camp that has grown in popularity…
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