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March 28, 2013

Florida Atlantic University: Another Left-Wing Seminary By: Dennis Prager Question: What is the difference between Christian seminaries and American universities? Answer: Christian seminaries announce that their purpose is to produce committed Christians. American universities do not admit that their primary purpose is to produce committed leftists. They claim that their purpose is to open students' minds. This month Florida Atlantic University provided yet another example of how universities have become left-wing seminaries. An FAU professor told his students to write "JESUS" (in bold caps) on a piece of paper and then step on it. Music Legend Pat Boone Sings Praises of Curtis Bostic By: 60 Plus Association Legendary entertainer Pat Boone, spokesman for the 60 Plus Association, a national non-partisan senior citizen’s group, announced today that Curtis Bostic has earned the Honorary Guardian of Seniors’ Rights award. Bostic is in a runoff against former Governor Mark Sanford for the U.S. House of Representatives seat in South Carolina’s 1st District. Boone, still performing at concerts, was a recording, movie and TV star with over 45 million records sold and 38 top 10 hits during his career. In the 1950’s only Elvis Presley sold more records. Bill Bennett Bill spoke with Tony Perkins about his thoughts on the future of traditional marriage after two days of Supreme Court hearings. Mike Gallagher Today's topic of discussion is the current hearings over the issue of same-sex marriage. Dennis Prager Same sex marriage proponents cite studies to prove their theory that the sex of the parents doesn’t matter. But the studies appear are dubious. Michael Medved Michael talks with author Lawrence Wright about his new book on Scientology..."Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood, and the Prison of Belief" Hugh Hewitt Hugh starts off the show with Karl Rove, then, plays audio from Justice Kennedy from the SCOTUS DOMA oral arguments. Greg Clugston White House Correspondent SRN Correspondent Greg Clugston keeps you informed about all the news coming from the White House. Linda Kenyon Capitol Hill Correspondent (Senate) Reporting from Capitol Hill, Linda Kenyon has updates on what's going on in the Senate. Wally Hindes Capitol Hill Reporter SRN Correspondent Wally Hindes reports the latest events from Capitol Hill. USA Today Waiting period for laws, not guns: Column By: Glenn Harlan Reynolds After New York state hastily passed its post-Newtown gun law, it quickly became obvious we need a waiting period for laws more than for guns. After all, the idea behind waiting periods for guns is that people intent on doing something rash would "cool off" if they had to wait a few days before getting their hands on one. Laws are dangerous, too, and legislators seem prone to the same fits of hysteria as the gun owners those lawmakers want to regulate. Real Clear Politics Do Unto Others, But Not Unto Us, Say the Media By: Barton Hinkle Miracle of miracles: The New York Times finally has found an industry regulation it doesn’t like. The other day the Gray Lady denounced “Britain’s Press Crackdown,” which it described as an “attempt to rein in (Britain’s) reckless tabloid newspapers” — but one that would “chill free speech and threaten the survival of small publishers and Internet sites.” Such regulations, the paper said, “would do more harm than good” because “an unfettered press is essential to democracy.” Real Clear Politics Gay Marriage Hits the Supreme Court By: Jonathan Rauch Listening to the Supreme Court's arguments on the big gay marriage case--which will decide if California, or for that matter any other state, can forbid same-sex marriage, as California's Proposition 8 did in 2008--I was struck by the baldly political nature of the conversation. "Baldly political" usually means something bad, such as unprincipled horsetrading. But in this case it means something good. The court just didn't have enough clear law to decide the questions before it. FNC Video School bans 'Easter' from activities Same-sex marriage and the GOP PROMISES, PROMISES: Obama's IOUs start coming due Gay marriage at high court: How a case can fizzle Gun control backers struggle to win some Democrats Markets steady as Cyprus banks reopen Records provide new look at Ariz. shooting spree