There have been past incidences of (male)teen chaperones of the youth group fondling the younger children they are supervising on various church sponsored field trips. Also, you can see by the comments here that many people don't wish to divulge their identity; I have seen e-mails and MySpace bulletins from a New Life Tabernacle member that threatened physical violence and possible death to anyone who spoke out against Buck Treadway. Also, you can see by the comments here that many people...

Principals had insisted they needed 40 million just to stand still, and said 30 million would leave them in stagnation, or worse, without the money to enrol more students, develop research or, crucially, to encourage more international students to Scotland. Principals had insisted they needed 40 million just to stand still, and said 30 million would leave them in stagnation, or worse, without the money to enrol more students, develop research or, crucially, to encourage more international...

Posted on Friday, November 16, 2007 Email ThisPrint This Kilgore Derricks Light Up The Night (Staff Photo By Cindy Mallette) TRADITION: Oil derricks in Kilgore decorated with Christmas lights were lit up Thursday night as part of the annual Christmas in the Patch. Posted on Friday, November 16, 2007 Email ThisPrint This Kilgore Derricks Light Up The Night (Staff Photo By Cindy Mallette) TRADITION: Oil derricks in Kilgore decorated with Christmas lights were lit up Thursday night as part of...

The short list of reasons to worry about the current state of the market is growing longer.

On the day before the group's show in Carrboro, he took some time to talk to the Technician about the Spree's tour, latest album and how this band got together. It's hard to imagine a band of 20-plus people with multiple instruments crowded in a recording studio, but somehow, The Polyphonic Spree makes it work. Many computer graphics films are made for kids and more often than not, filmmakers choose to use computer graphics so they can make characters look deformed and inhuman. But as CG...

Doctors take anti-abortion stand Nov 16, 2007 11:33 AM Portuguese doctors have rejected a government ultimatum to remove an ethical ban on performing abortions after this deeply Catholic country approved the practice in July. Pedro Nunes, the head of Portugal's Medical Association, said doctors had every right to object morally to an abortion, which is stated to be wrong in the association's ethical code, despite government threats to take him to court. The law came into force in July...