Opinion: There shouldn’t be prayer before football games
By Stephanie Allen | Sep. 29, 2019The current prayer USC has at football games is neither constitutional nor representative of the wide array of beliefs USC students have.
The current prayer USC has at football games is neither constitutional nor representative of the wide array of beliefs USC students have.
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