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Federal Judge Blocks Oklahoma Religious Ban On Jewish Charter School Bid
Federal Judge Blocks Oklahoma Religious Ban On Jewish Charter School Bid
Authored by Matthew Vadum via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
A federal judge in Oklahoma on Sept. 24 blocked the state from using religion as an automatic bar to a charter application, allowing a proposed Jewish virtual school to keep seeking approval after officials rejected it because of its faith.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court in Oklahoma City on May 19, 2014. Sue Ogrocki/AP PhotoU.S. District Judge David Russell granted a preliminary injunction to the National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation,...
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We're All On Borrowed Time...
We're All On Borrowed Time...
Authored by Brad Todd via The What For Substack,
We bought our house in the same year I discovered Piemonte, and that was fortuitous. The house came with a walk-in wine cellar and the family-owned vineyards strewn across the rolling Italian hills from LaMorra to Serralunga D'Alba provided a learnable collection of producers to fill it up. It is a good thing I have enjoyed the chore of curating this wine because I will not get to enjoy drinking it.
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