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Grandpa RIPS this school board to shreds.

Q: As a Lebanese-Christian immigrant who spent her girlhood amid the bloody devastation of the Lebanese civil war, you have lately emerged as one of the most vehement critics of radical Islam in this country. Are you concerned that your new book, “They Must Be Stopped,” will feed animosity toward Muslims? A: I do not think I am feeding animosity. I am bringing an issue to light. I disapprove of any religion that calls for the killing of other people. If Christianity called for that, I would condemn it. Q: What about all the moderate Muslims who represent our hope...

From WinterSoldier.com: May 7, 2004 -- The wave of veteran mobilization continues, with the announcement of Examining the Myths of the Vietnam War, a conference to be held in Boston from July 26-29, at the same time as the Democratic Convention. Organizers are holding a small number of dormitory rooms at the college for "non-procrastinating registrants." Most members of our Speakers Bureau, including John O'Neill and Jug Burkett, will be on hand to present various topics. Don't miss this one...

<p>While Virginia Tech appears ready to jump, Miami (Fla.) is showing some uncertainty about joining the Hokies in leaving the Big East for an expanded Atlantic Coast Conference. The ACC confirmed Wednesday that it has extended membership invitations to the two schools, veering from the league's original plan to add Miami, Boston College and Syracuse.</p>