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There’s a bit of a formula when it comes to how most of the media is covering the Georgia election bill.
First, state flatly the bill “restricts” voters. Then, list several new elements of the law, some of which have nothing to do with actual restrictions on voting.
The “restrictions,” according to the press, include Georgia’s new regulations regarding voter ID for absentee ballots, making drop boxes permanent and banning “line-warming” within 150 feet. Across the board, story structure appears to be formulaic:
The New York Times: “Georgia Republicans on Thursday passed a sweeping law to restrict voting access in the state, introducing more rigid voter identification requirements for absentee balloting, limiting drop boxes and expanding the Legislature’s power over elections.”
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A poll said most U.S. adults avoid church. What about college students?
âThey want something, but they donât buy into the trappings of organized religion.â
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Rev. Randall Meissen distributes Holy Communion at a Mass for graduating seniors in Abbey Church at Saint Leo University. He said of ministering to college students: âIt no longer works to simply ring the church bells and hope that young people come through the doors.â [ Courtesy of Saint Leo University ]
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Clinton Engelberger, a 19-year-old student at the University of South Florida, grew up Catholic. But in recent years, he said, religion hasnât played a big role in his life.
Barkuterie boards are the latest indulgence for the pampered pooch Does your dog deserve the canine version of charcuterie? (Yes, it s a thing.)
By Lia Picard New York Times April 9, 2021 8:03am Text size Copy shortlink:
For well over a year now, elaborate charcuterie boards have been taking over the social feeds of food enthusiasts. There have been artful assemblages of the usual items, like cheese, meat and fruit, as well as plates topped with desserts and colorful candy.
If by chance you ve seen boards stacked with cookies shaped like dog bones and homemade jerky strips, those aren t for human consumption.