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  • Marine tackles, restrains Walmart greeter's assailant

    12/15/2009 12:38:17 PM PST · by Maelstorm · 314 replies · 4,115+ views
    http://www.enctoday.com ^ | December 15, 2009 1:23 PM | Laura Oleniacz
    A Marine stationed at Cherry Point air station restrained a man who had allegedly assaulted a Walmart greeter on Monday until New Bern police could arrive at the scene. Nathan Josial was in the store located at 3105 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. with his wife and four children to buy pajamas for his daughter to wear at her school’s pajama day, said his wife, New Bern resident Melissa Wysong. Wysong said they were greeted by the door greeter, John McLean, 83, who had given stickers fto the children and wished them a merry Christmas. Wysong said they heard...
  • The Rot At Duke -- And Beyond

    12/18/2009 12:15:54 PM PST · by abb · 32 replies · 1,264+ views
    National Journal ^ | December 18, 2009 | Stuart Taylor, Jr.
    Much of academia appears to have a disregard of due process and a bias against white males. You might think that a university whose students were victims of the most notorious fraudulent rape claim in recent history, and whose professors -- 88 of them -- signed an ad implicitly presuming guilt, and whose president came close to doing the same would have learned some lessons. The facts are otherwise. They also suggest that Duke University's ugly abuse in 2006 and 2007 of its now-exonerated lacrosse players -- white males accused by a black stripper and hounded by a mob hewing...
  • Judge: N.C. Law Barring Sex Offenders from Church Unconstitutional

    12/18/2009 12:48:01 PM PST · by Between the Lines · 20 replies · 323+ views
    Christian Post ^ | Dec. 18 2009 | Aaron J. Leichman
    A year-old state law in North Carolina was found by a Superior Court judge to be unconstitutional because it prevents certain registered sex offenders from going to church, according to a ruling Thursday. While Judge Allen Baddour acknowledged the need to protect children, he said "there are less drastic means for achieving the same purpose." Presently, state law prohibits certain sex offenders from being within 300 feet of "any place where minors gather for regularly scheduled educational, recreational or social programs," including areas that are part of a larger facility, though the law doesn't specify whether that 300-foot radius extends...