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Instructor had been barred after his comments on homosexuality An adjunct religion instructor barred from teaching by the University of Illinois after defending the Roman Catholic stance on homosexuality has been invited back to teach this fall.
An adjunct religion instructor barred from teaching by the University of Illinois after defending the Roman Catholic stance on homosexuality has been invited back to teach this fall. Adjunct associate professor Kenneth Howell was reinstated today -- a day after the deadline when his lawyers said they would sue the university for violating his academic freedom if administrators failed to ...
Director General Uri Regev of the Chadosh organization for freedom of religion and equality demanded Thursday that Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat dismiss Vice Mayor Yitzhak Pindrus who, according to Regev, a parade of donkey dolls to parallel the homosexual parade that took place in the capital Thursday afternoon.
For lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender businessfolk, a new online network called dot429 offers unusual advantages
The city's LGBT Community Center is one step closer to seeking a restaurant operator after winning approval for a zoning change from planning officials.
AP Photo UPDATE : The folks over at Progress Illinois have since updated the original story (based on research done by Capitol Fax ) which showed, "the State Senate never includes the original sponsor̢۪s name in the 'Bill Action' section of resolutions, which would include constitutional amendments." So while Brady has indeed done some back-tracking on issues during the campaign season (as well ...
CHAMPAIGN, Ill., July 30 (UPI) -- The University of Illinois says it reinstated a professor removed from the classroom for allegedly engaging in anti-gay "hate speech" in his religion class. Illinois - University of Illinois system - University of Illinois - Professor - Hate speech
Anniston, Calhoun County and school systems across the state have passed anti-bullying policies based on a model provided by the state. The only problem, critics say, is that the state policy leaves out the group most commonly targeted by school bullies.
TWELVE YEARS after choosing Christianity over atheism, bestselling author Anne Rice has “quit being a Christian†because of the religion’s attitude to birth control, homosexuality and science.
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