In Dose 1 of our SCOTUS holiday cheer, we learned that “Greece” is not only a bankrupt country that is the bane of Germany’s existence, but also a small town in New York struggling with a big time problem. The town of Greece begins council meetings with Christian prayers, which bothers at least a couple …
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The first Wednesday in February is always a huge event across the country, as it is national signing day. For those of you poor souls who don’t follow college sports. This is the first day that high school seniors can sign a letter of intent binding them to a university to enroll in said university …
Rick Santorum, fresh off his impressive performance in Iowa (narrowly losing to front-runner Mitt Romney) is receiving some negative headlines for some remarks he made about same-sex marriage: “Rick Santorum jeered after comparing gay marriage to polygamy,” “Santorum is Booed by College Crowd for Opposing Gay Marriage,” “Santorum engages, enrages.” I disagree with the beliefs …
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