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Apr 20, 2008 -
I must have been in a cave this weekend — or so busy talking about Ben Stein's Expelled that I completely forgot to mention that Morgan Spurlock's new flick, Where in the World Is Osama bin Laden opened this weekend. I've been following this film since way back, and now that it's out it sounds like part of a perfect afternoon — a nice double feature of intelligent design and terrorist hunting. Buzz would approve.
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Apr 18, 2008 -
The separation of church and state is a little less distinct at Hamilton County Schools in Tennessee. Funding from a special grant program means that students can elect to study Bible History in public schools.
While religion classes aren't uncommon in universities, topics of faith are muted in lower grades of public schools.
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Jun 05, 2008 -
Ew, Ew, Ewww! I've never been more grossed out or intrigued by a gadget that I've posted (oh wait), but this Electromagnetic Cockroach Expeller is giving me the severe heebie jeebies. Goosebumps are forming, and it is unclear when they will subside.
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Jan 28, 2009 -
The headline might seem like something out of a time capsule, but it's still true today that gay students in California do not have a right to attend private schools. A state court ruled yesterday that because California Lutheran High School is a social organization, and not a business, it is not subject to state antidiscrimination laws.
In the 3-0 ruling the court maintained: The whole purpose of sending one's child to a religious school is to ensure that he or she learns even secular subjects within a religious framework.
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Mar 28, 2008 -
I shun all things made up, my personal f-word is fiction, so imagine my delight when I found out Ben Stein, the clever-skirting-genius host of Win Ben Stein's Money that guy in that Ferris Bueller movie, and a former speech writer for Nixon and Ford has cooked up a new documentary.
It's called Expelled and looks at the teaching of science in schools. Either I'm wildly dimwitted, naive, brainwashed, or a scootch of all three, but I assumed the movie would be about how the education system is squashing scientific thought and empirical enterprise in America.
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Nov 10, 2009 -
- Farmers' daughters: Hayseed style harvested from the runways — Refinery 29
- Shop leopard-print shoes — Flypaper
- Real guys relate to J.Crew — J.Crew
- Racked bookshelf: Grace Coddington's catwalk cats — Racked
- Bass has unexpectedly cute, totally affordable shoes — Lucky
- Jean Paul Gaultier enjoys his accidental exhibitionism at the Standard — The Cut
- BFC announces new award — Fashionista
- Brazilian student expelled for short skirt may return to class — Jezebel
- Kate Moss throws a birthday party for Jude Law's daughter — Stylelist
- Dakota Fanning's fashion time line — Teen Vogue
- Katy Perry’s on-stage surprise for Russell Brand — Off the Rack
- Devi Kroell twist bag — Bag Snob
- Vans Girls "The Sophie’" Spring 2010 collection — Nitrolicious
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Oct 29, 2009 -
Runny noses abound these days, and sneezes often accompany these dripping sniffers. Here are five things I felt compelled to share with you about the simple act of the sneeze.
- A sneeze is your body forcefully expelling irritants and bacteria.
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Aug 19, 2009 -
If you're a fan of Triscuits, you're going to love Kashi's new Heart to Heart crackers. Both flavors — Original and Roasted Garlic — contain plant sterols to help lower cholesterol, and six natural antioxidants including green tea and grape seed.
To find out how they compare with the crackers you grew up with, read more
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Jul 16, 2009 -
It's so frustrating to be lying in bed, knowing you need your beauty rest and you can't for the life of you fall asleep. So the next time you find yourself tossing and turning, try these helpful tips from fellow FitSugar readers.
- "In desperate times, I do the relaxation technique I learned in yoga when you breath and focus on relaxing each little part of your body.
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Jun 16, 2009 -
High school girls have many ways of punishing each other, the silent treatment being a classic tactic. But what about seniors marching through dorms with the precision of the gestapo, lining up freshmen, yelling at them, making them perform chores, and forcing them to count to 100 in German? It's not reform school — it's an annual ritual at Miss Porter’s, an all-girls boarding and day school in Connecticut where Gossip Girl-sounding names are as common as class rings.
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