TV diet described as ‘lobotomy’
August 16, 2001
“A steady diet of television is a do-it-yourself lobotomy.” Boston Herald columnist Don Feder, in a column focused on the April 23-29 national TV Turnoff
Japan OKs embryonic stem cell research
August 16, 2001
Japan has given the green light to researchers involved in embryonic stem cell research. On Aug. 1, a Japanese Cabinet panel approved experimentation of human
Woman’s ordination stirs controversy
August 16, 2001
The ordination of a woman minister at a church in Gainesville, Fla., has sparked a dispute that may force the congregation out to the Santa
William Carey center available on Net
August 16, 2001
Myron Noonkester and Bennie Crockett admit they’ve always been fascinated by William Carey. Called the father of modern missions, Carey is something of an enigma,
Poverty conference date set at Judson
August 16, 2001
Alabamians interested in addressing issues related to poverty are invited to attend a statewide conference. “Confronting Poverty: Making Change II,” Sept. 15, at Judson College
Government improves welfare of people
August 9, 2001
In 1992, after 11 years of military rule, the Provisional National Defense Council handed over administration of the country to an elected government with constitutional
Moore displays Ten Commandments
August 9, 2001
A monument with the Ten Commandments has been placed in the Alabama Supreme Court’s rotunda at the order of Chief Justice Roy Moore, who was
Free public education for all is goal of Ghana’s government
August 9, 2001
The emphasis on education in Ghana has come a long way since the country’s independence in 1957 when there was only one university and an
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