Calif. court reverses home-schooling decision
August 21, 2008
LOS ANGELES — In a huge win for thousands of Christian families in California and nationwide, a California appeals court reversed itself Aug. 8 and
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N.J. court rules religion jokes discriminatory
August 21, 2008
NEWARK, N.J. — Making jokes and comments about a person’s religion can create a “humiliating and painful environment” and be a form of on-the-job discrimination,
New Early Decision Program for Nurses
August 21, 2008
High school seniors and incoming college freshmen may be assured of a seat in the University of Mobile school of nursing through the new Early
School of Education Chosen for Pilot Program
August 21, 2008
The University of Mobile (UM) school of education is one of five teacher education programs in Alabama selected to participate in a pilot program to
New Faculty Elected; Program Changes Approved
August 21, 2008
New faculty members and revamped academic programs were among actions approved July 29 by the executive committee of Samford University’s board of trustees in its
New Faculty
August 21, 2008
Judson College welcomed new faculty for the 2008–2009 academic year — Jason Tucker, English; Lesley Sheek, elementary education; Joe Frazier, history; Scott Bullard, campus minister
Lance celebrates 10 years at helm of State Board
August 21, 2008
Great pastor. Great teacher. Visionary administrator. Person of great spiritual discernment and people skills. That was how Henry Cox, president of the Alabama Baptist State
Ten Commandments Twice Removed
August 14, 2008
Shelley Quinn and Danny Shelton. Coldwater, Mich.: Remnant Publications, 2006. 127 pp. (Paperback). One of numerous publications focusing on the Ten Commandments, this work highlights
