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Education
Press Release from the South Carolina Association of Scholars
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- By Chrisitna Jeffrey, Ph.D.
NEW YORK, NY -- Public colleges and universities that violate the First Amendment should lose eligibility for Title IV federal student loans and grants, say more than 100 scholars and writers in a new statement, released today by the National Association of Scholars (NAS). The statement also calls for private colleges and universities to make their speech and association policies fully transparent.
School District Caught Hiding Teachings of Pederasty
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- By Christian Newswire
Brea-Olinda School District Fails to Comply with Open Records Act
BREA, Calif. -- After submitting an open records request, Capitol Resource Institute (CRI) has discovered that the Brea Olinda School District has included in their "comprehensive sexual education" curriculum the positive portrayal and teaching of pederasty; the act of adult sex with boys. However, the information on pederasty was withheld from district's response to the formal request. The public wants to know what else are districts hiding?
BJU Students Present at Southern States Communication Association Convention
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- By Randy Page - BJU
Four students in the communications program at Bob Jones University presented academic papers at the 89th Annual Southern States Communication Association (SSCA) Convention at the Renaissance Hotel & Spa in Montgomery, Alabama, April 3 - 7.
Roper Mountain Science Center Visits Washington Center
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- By Washington Center
Robin Walsh from Roper Mountain Science Center’s Science on Wheels entertained and instructed Washington Center students and staff with the Magic of Science. Properties of matter, liquids, air and friction were demonstrated using fun and exciting experiments.
Bob Jones University Collegian Staff Wins SCPA Awards
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- By Randy Page - BJU
The South Carolina Press Association (SCPA) recognized staff members of Bob Jones University’s student newspaper, The Collegian, with multiple awards at the Collegiate Annual News Contest Saturday, April 6, at The Marriot in Columbia, South Carolina. Both individual staff members and The Collegian staff in its entirety were honored.
SC Codes Official Launch Event on April 10
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- By S.C. Department of Commerce
WHAT: The S.C. Department of Commerce, in collaboration with Build Carolina, will celebrate the official launch of SC Codes, the new statewide program that provides free access to code education for all residents.
Washington Center Visits the Michelin Children's Concert at the Peace Center
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- By Washington Center
Friday, April 5th, a group of Washington Center students attended the annual Michelin Children's Concert at the Peace Center. Many students dressed up for this special event, and a few parents came along too. The Greenville Symphony Orchestra under the direction of conductor, Edvard Tchivzhel, presented a lively and interesting program consisting of the Star Spangled Banner, the familiar Main Title from Star Wars by John Williams, The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra by Benjamin Britten, and Happy Blues featuring the internationally known tuba player, Velvet Brown. To close the program, students enjoyed hearing the orchestra play the Stars and Stripes Forever march led by a Greenville County Schools student. We appreciate all the community members, who made this program possible and are already looking forward to the next opportunity to go to the Peace Center.
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