Awesome Library Search   
   

Search Results

Terms: scouts
Matches: 5    Displayed: 4


Categories

Specific Results

  1. Boy Scouts Lose Appeal Over Their Ban (CNN News)
      "The Boy Scouts of America lost a U.S. Supreme Court appeal over its exclusion from sharing in the proceeds of a state-run charity campaign because it bans homosexuals."

      "Connecticut says it excluded 29 other organizations from the charitable campaign because they didn't meet the non-discrimination requirement." 3-04

  2. -04-10-06 Students Sue for Support to Not Tolerate (LATimes)
      "The religious right aims to overturn a broad range of common tolerance programs: diversity training that promotes acceptance of gays and lesbians, speech codes that ban harsh words against homosexuality, anti-discrimination policies that require college clubs to open their membership to all."

      "Legal analysts agree that the ministry, as a private organization, has every right to exclude gays; the Supreme Court affirmed that principle in a case involving the Boy Scouts in 2000. At issue is whether the university must grant official recognition to a student group that discriminates." 04-06

  3. 20 Doomsday Scenarios (Discover.com)
      "We've had a good run of it. In the 500,000 years Homo sapiens has roamed the land we've built cities, created complex languages, and sent robotic scouts to other planets. It's difficult to imagine it all coming to an end. Yet 99 percent of all species that ever lived have gone extinct, including every one of our hominid ancestors." Visitors sometimes spell it dooms day. 01-07

  4. -Editorial: Susan Boyle Not Quite "Out of Nowhere" (Time.com)
      "Yet she took singing lessons and recorded Cry Me a River for a charity CD in 1999, the same year she made a demo tape. An observant Catholic, she often sang at church and on karaoke nights. So her talent was no surprise to her neighbors. 'Everyone here knew she could sing,' Jackie Russell, manager of the local pub, told the AP. 'We were always saying, 'You should go in for talent competitions.' What held Boyle back was caring for her aging parents. She entered BGT, after her mother died, because she was approached by talent scouts from the show who asked her to enter." 04-09

Back to Top

Home Teachers Students Parents Librarians College Students
Send comments to [Dr. Jerry Adams at jadams@awesomelibrary.org.]