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At the Intersection of Christians and Politics: Political Stewardship

November 4, 2016 Brent Walker

Students gathered in room 221 of the Bowld Commons on Thursday night to hear Zack Pruitt, director of public policy at FACT, the Family Action Council of Tennessee, speak about the intersection between Christians and […]

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Interest rates change for student loans

October 7, 2013 Felicia Taraczkozy

Students in the United States have racked up a whopping $1.2 trillion in outstanding federal student loans, according to the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau. The United States Congress sets student loan interest rates, and this […]

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Rasmussen: Partisan polarization reason for waning confidence in government

March 18, 2011 Cardinal & Cream

Americans are losing confidence in their government, and this is fueled by frustration with partisan polarization, said a pollster at the Union Forum March 16. “We are at a point where people want Republicans and Democrats to lose,” said Scott Rasmussen, founder and president of Rasmussen Reports. […]

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Protesters meet with violence: Religious divide fuels Bahraini turmoil, unrest

March 7, 2011 Cardinal & Cream

Sparked by the successful demonstrations in Tunisia and Egypt, the people of Bahrain began calling for a constitutional monarchy Feb. 16. Unlike the former protests, they have faced major acts of violence from their government, causing several deaths. […]

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