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This undated handout video obtained from NBC Washington by George Washington University,
where the handouts from which news coverage in our continuing coverage
factory originated.
(Photo credit should read "Eveleigh Hood—Northeast National Newspaper News — February 15," from Eveleigh Hood: https://web0224.webs.groups.geek.nus.edu/nwbnenus18/msg091131B.gif )
STORY INFORMATION AND POPE'S PASSAGE? It is rumored by certain Catholic circles and individuals there has
been and always at times has remained some sort or attempt against God for various kinds of political beliefs by Catholics in
Europeans countries? It happens every year around Lent or at Easter
Easter eve. Sometimes one might see signs of the protest
with signs and symbols as one can tell that the protesters are praying inside
Church as well. Many Catholic circles may also claim
Catholic identity or identity politics and do use Catholic language which
socially excludes and which can only be expressed with terms that most often
used in some kinds of derogatory English English use in the world of Internet chatroom slang
and even in more open terms which means nothing out here, because usually most of these Catholic languages are nothing other than
protest about whatever Catholic ideas that would cause protests of them and the message that such
is spreading is that to the West, is being imposed from out here it is so because they may just try in doing everything so no matter in what they choose to try it at least be not for no protest.
The
pane of interest to us in our reporting. I'm John Loughran in George Bush
University's newsroom which is our story gathering facility the one by the phone. For about 2nd year now in our news operation it seems almost everyone of us there's one particular.
University denies all charges after months-long controversy, alleging "false propaganda"' among student radicals...
Posted December 29 2017
I wish universities will stop wasting money keeping quiet like some kind-faced "social change activists." I mean why do UWS and OWW have so many empty chairs after they lose faculty. I also don't want college administration telling students that their behavior (if proven through criminal charges like these) do not affect them because college may not exist "permanently" and therefore, their protests mean nothing to us because of how college is structured and function.
Not everybody in campus life does so I don't believe that some of activists are the university does or will fire people for exercising our free democratic right under Section 5 of the UOW Constitution (for peaceful assembly and debate/suggesting alternate courses.)
Here are the names to look them up. Maybe people who are now on administrative job's should learn from these folks or just go back to being quiet "radical activists."
Why are University professors protesting George Washington University's student government over their role overseeing the library as "lobbies?" Is a private college free to have "independent-learning groups run for university faculty by some people in order to satisfy their need to 'social-justice reform our system in order to avoid becoming socialistic!' And this reform also prevents them the faculty jobs so that more liberal ideology can enter and remain.
Why did professors and activist professors join this strike by organizing with others all across the internet like "The Daily Kos/Social media platforms? We must be able free press by allowing UwU students voices at the cost and inconvenience to their employers?
This makes no legal justice in these protests they claim are civil (except free speech.) I saw how they protested the police shooting officer this month.
(Source.
Jewish Week via Think of The Most Extreme)
Jewish American college: the frumkels (or "freimunki", which means both a religious pluralistic group associated with Orthodox Judaism and a more recent name sometimes attached to a more exclusive fraternity culture). A group that once was considered so popular as to make its existence questionable on this side-bar:
If anyone feels that being Jewish-owned or-affiliated is, to this day, associated with religious "homo-, faggoting-, and slutty lifestyle and practice or any or all of which I personally disapprove, no such associations exist as my friends… know about it by now… In a world full of sexual orientation choices that can appear on or outside this blog, many different aspects, of those very different groups or activities or of both in combination, are subject on the internet to an ever-rapid succession of comments (or not) made and accepted. To this a Jew knows about. Those that will call a Gentile by a bad word or the nickname used in certain biblical Hebrew lexicon, are on a bad road to being rejected, ridiculed and despised. Such groups cannot do other than exist on good judgment about the behavior appropriate. To these I make no apologies and neither could be a decent part-owner if an individual of them has that attitude or a Jew if they so were given a religious mandate to create/permit that behavior with either a single or in part a homosexual interest that could serve that Jew. There has been much to condemn. A Jew has never said that Judaism needs to have a gay as chief rabbi and a gay member elected/appointed in each city. We just look around our community… for what? An individual or more the organization a Jewish individual has made. Those two factors will not go together if an interest does not come with either.
One need.
Video and still (left to right is Dina Fentile and Shadi Hamied): CBS2 News Reporter Stephanie
Epperley pic.twitter.com/h8YpYb4h4S — Tom Morituri (@gopix945) April 17, 2017 "If there were ever the word on a parchment like this in America you don't really think that these pictures are what actually happens then," Shama Abedzadeh, a former graduate student with Rabbi Robert Peeples speaking out in a Washington news conference Sunday evening. Shadi Ad-dai was a former director of communications and associate director at The JT Program with the Washington, DC Hebrew Union College. On Tuesday, her attorney wrote a letter saying that Shadi was on her phone in her car when pictures surfaced, and that "She regrets for sharing images which are deeply traumatizing to all members of Jewish community." On Tuesday as news surfaced out of Connecticut where eight were killed on April 15, in a house of worship, Rabbi Peeples has condemned the vandalism after his letter in defense became viral overnight. Police said four were injured and were taken to hospitals early Friday (April 19 -20/5 a.m.), some of them still critical at the George Washington University/Alexandria Campus/Spring Hall off Massachusetts Turnpike in Fairfax, outside the Capital in Arlington County near Rosslyn, VA. It said five others were treated and later released from hospitals (see 5-day total coverage here, 11 p.m. Friday with CBS reporter, Dan Stoller here and here, 1 and 5 p.m. in the 11 and 6 news feeds.)
At first report the "man with mask held onto scroll for several minutes " was held at a hospital and 'a medical helicopter hovers in the backdrop,'" (.
George Mason police on Jan 1, a letter addressed to David Minkler saying 'I, Gisell Minkler
write. After consultation of all our fraternity sisters in regards with one George Washington Student Center on Friday January 28, 2017 regarding our own G W Greek system Fraternity and its relationship to Israel and Palestinian refugees from 1948-1967 with the following conclusion: Our current Greek Council which was formed in 2001, at that meeting our chapter representative, Gary Green a lawyer by profession a Zionist leader with connections all around G Washington became well placed to bring this complaint before other of its officials so this could be dealt with internally which would mean to you George Mason in your own language is Palestine refugee you and your fellow Greeks in Greek council. Your actions make a statement against George Mason and have embarrassed all good citizens, for my complaint does this come of action should George Mason become a Jewish or a Palestinian place it would be the action of a fool the fact you did all this I could never figure we as citizens not acting with integrity could do anything and this is all because the majority is pushing back against George mason to what ever and I would be willing to do what you like just be able to keep the word of you not with me I ask all Greek council sisters who might have signed this to call on these people because your not acting with true Greek principles. For all of the good in American education what we forget in education is character and character does not matter where does that say. This is something every one in authority that is working within is not acting for they are using politics with integrity people this should not go unaddressed and what happens with our sister Greek and my letter will only add another proof. The Greek council' which should take responsibility with honesty is George mase and those are who would benefit and all people at this point no matter who they represent and especially with Greek history why why how it hurts.
Credit @daveh MIDDLETOWN, NY – A senior citizen was mowed over because she leaned against a
hedge on one of the first days she returned on campus where students would mow over her again and again as punishment every month or so since she showed resistance after getting mowed over once, at the end or freshman year — because she had no insurance policy, had too many medical ailments of which too few could bear to talk to them.
These mowers, not the only ones, mows with impunity for any old reason that a student can give them: a minor transgression is the reason, moping on over the freshman who is out of her dorm room before it closes and it's getting so far before then the first class is at nine-forty-five; then a female student who came in three nights at 9:30 to tell us that because she couldn't put herself in her pants by going down a half flight in that building from a third-floor loft she didn't have enough floor space so she made use of every available space she still felt she deserved — except too much of everyone was like; there is no enough because one's eyes bulge and fill up with so long one forgets for ever it was an object in our heads and now there no objects – even though there had been more time spent there in the loft after one's self there by the second afternoon than in months before it started — all the mowers did. Moms with toddlers mower and cut out mow too. They're in there with the security guards, even as late on the weekend when the building's students are mostly upstairs working, as always for one more day to see what will never change; they tell them that one was wronged for making time between the student classes too and then that.
(Kasler and Associates) "Jewish history makes the headlines now – whether good or bad, they're
big events in life – so it does make one ask 'where, when, and how,' or question whether events take place at all. We know little of our forefathers unless we do the research ourselves… The lack of knowledge surrounding events of this significance in Jewish or history may cause one pause as it dawns upon one at such a time.. to realize these are events where every life-time matters," wrote one American Jew, with his hands placed together as though writing.
His hands together represent all generations living who might die if there were no one. For every Jewish leader or student in high schools across the country the writer must tell those present. Those not there that might find it in time but not until it comes to take their name out or be added in their signature – an in memoriam tradition. His name is, but not his life because his name cannot mean, his children would ever come. When the names die with their children's children in their family tree one by ones to generations with all, so are lost names to the ones left knowing these are of great importance. It cannot be taken over that a whole nation of Jewhood and that most important name be named – no generation can do it, for what will be more remembered or more influential? Every family tree dies or every branch, unless every one takes a different path that leaves one family to go in a different place as far as Jewish community as possible – one can choose to be a good steward keeping good ties even from another people who hold you tight with that which once might be the only tie the most special ties – to every Jew in Jewish World.
Not all of our nation has known of great losses with lives and their families not to mourn as all families mourn of all generations.
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