Majority of sexually active teens regret not waiting

January 15, 2004

Teens today may be more cautious toward sex than generally believed and may be paying more attention to their parents’ warnings, according to survey results

Ohio law banning partial-birth abortion upheld

January 8, 2004

CINCINNATI — A federal appeals court based in Cincinnati ruled Dec. 17 that an Ohio law banning partial-birth abortion is constitutional. In a 2–1 decision,

Medical discoveries make diabetes a preventable, treatable disease

January 8, 2004

The medical condition known today as diabetes has been apparent for more than 3,500 years. But with no treatment other than reducing sugar and other

Colorado Baptist school rewrites policy, keeps voucher student

January 8, 2004

Colorado Baptist school rewrites policy, keeps voucher student A theoretical problem that school-voucher advocates and opponents have argued about for years may have become reality

Flu not yet changing Catholic liturgy rites

January 8, 2004

WASHINGTON — The worship office for the nation’s Roman Catholic bishops says there is no need yet for “widespread liturgical adaptations” to Communion practices to

Chowan trustees put president search on hold

January 8, 2004

MURFREESBORO, N.C. — The trustees of Chowan College have dissolved the committee searching for a new president and authorized Interim President Chris White to use

Few professors encourage students to discuss religion

January 8, 2004

While most college professors to do little to encourage spiritual engagement among their students, a recent study indicates the students are highly interested in gaining