Religion and Philosophy News
 People come and go, but memories stay strong (Herald & Review) People who have spent even a little time working at a newspaper can attest to the transient nature of the business. People come and go all the time. It is one reason why people who are lifelong newspaper workers know so many people in different states.
Business People (The Herald-Mail) National Association of Orthopaedic Nurses; Cornerstone Wealth Management Group; WVU School of Nursing; Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage; Jack Gaughen Realtor ERA; Menno Haven; Hood College; Animal Health Clinic of Funkstown
Three Democrats seek to replace Regina Thomas in state Senate (Savannah Morning News) Forget about the Nov. 4 general election for Chatham County's Senate District 2 seat. By Aug. 5 at the latest, Bettye Anne Battiste, Kevin Clark or Lester Jackson could start packing bags for the capital. The three Democrats - and no Republicans - are running in the July 15 primary election. If no one wins a majority that day, the top two finishers will face each other in an Aug. 5 ...
Young accused bewildered to hear associates were plotting terrorist attacks (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News) BRAMPTON, Ont. - A young man accused of taking part in a homegrown terrorist conspiracy seemed genuinely surprised in the hours after his arrest to hear his Muslim friends were allegedly plotting murderous attacks in Canada.
Accused bewildered by accusations of terrorism (CTV.ca) A young man accused of terrorism-related offences seemed bewildered to hear from police that a group he was hanging around with was plotting to attack Canadian targets.
Accused bewildered by accusations of terrorism (CTV Toronto) The first trial in the Ontario terrorism case began on Friday, May 30, 2008.
Movie producer calls Bexley home (The Columbus Dispatch) Who says you have to live in New York or Los Angeles to make movies? Veteran producer Matthew Myers, 39, spends much of his time on the East or West coasts but lives primarily in Bexley with wife Jacqueline A. Bussie, an associate professor in the Department of Religion and Philosophy at Capital University.
PM's daughter takes on Marxist view of history (The Times of India) PM Manmohan Singh's daughter, professor Upinder Singh has come up with a book which challenges the Marxist version of ancient Indian history.
PM's daughter takes on Marxist view of history 19 Jun 2008, 0128 hrs IST, Mohua Chatterjee,TNN (The Times of India) NEW DELHI: Just when PM Manmohan Singh has taken on his communist partners over the nuclear deal, his daughter, professor Upinder Singh, has come up with a book which challenges the Marxist version of ancient Indian history.
Minister recalls journey to divinity (Independent Tribune) For the Rev. Curtis Goforth, the decision to become a minister was rooted not only in faith, but also in practice. It was the people, places, times and events that made up the framework of his calling, he says. It wasn't a Damascus Road experience like Paul. I struggled to understand the voice that I've always heard. I've heard it in many different ways and places, he said. It isn't a ...
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