Column: Time has come to remove Confederate flag
By Steven Moore | Jan. 24, 2014Message of stars and bars nothing to be proud of
Message of stars and bars nothing to be proud of
Circumcision, in its male form, is granted a wide berth in society because of religious tradition. Abrahamic law demanding that the male penis be intentionally mutilated is an ancient and well-established custom.
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The student body insisted on less comedy and Carolina Productions got serious and delivered. After rounding out its $78,650 of entertainment for the semester, we notice a decidedly more diverse selection of performers on CP’s schedule.
If our schools continue to spiral downward and start to bring our college enrollment numbers with it, our state’s economy could start to see a change as well.
Then there was the moment it happened. The moment that the red wax seal stamped down and confirmed it: “I’m a feminist.”