2012
2009
Internet Archive: A/V Geeks
by 4004 & 1 other
The A/V Geeks Film Archive is an ephemeral film collection curated by Skip Elsheimer. What started as a hobby more than ten years is now a lifetime commitment. His collection has grown to over 20,000 films gathered from school auctions, thrift stores, closets and dumpsters.
2007
FREE anonymous MySpace unblocked Proxy Ds + FREE Video Download
by ieee1294
Downloading videos directly to your computer from MySpace, YouTube, Google Video etc.
Browse the internet using anonymous proxy site / server to hide your information such as identity, physical location etc.
Visit Proxyds.com =)
Tanzania Will Reveal True Anglican Communion
by YukihiroKawashi
All eyes are on Dar Es Salaam in Tanzania this week as the worldwide Anglican Communion comes together for a summit which could see the Communion splinter amid the continuing row over homosexuality in the Church
Directory of College Preparatory Resources.
by novia
Online Directory for college preparator y resources, test prep courses, tutorials, and aids. Admission test preparation resources including the SAT, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, and TOEFL. 
2006
Students keep free speech -- even in school talent show
by jasontromm
A federal court has issued an order that will prevent a New Jersey school from censoring students' Christian musical selections in future talent shows.
The Alliance Defense Fund said the order comes down in favor of an elementary school student who, when she was a second-grader in May 2005, had been chosen to participate in the competition, and then picked "Awesome God," made famous by the late singer-songwriter Rich Mullins, to perform.
Officials at Frenchtown Elementary School denied her permission, a decision endorsed by the board of education, citing not only the song's religious content but its "proselytizing" nature.
School Officials Threaten Seventh Grader for Reading Bible
by jasontromm (via)
Attorneys for The Rutherford Institute have filed a civil rights lawsuit in defense of the First and Fourteenth Amendment rights of a seventh grader who was ordered by Maryland middle school officials to stop reading her Bible during free time at school or face disciplinary action. Institute attorneys have asked the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland to declare that prohibiting students from reading Bibles or other religious texts during their free time is unconstitutional.
2005
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