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Some of the classes removed from UH's core curriculum include those discussing race and gender, such as Introduction to LGBT Studies, Women and Gender in Arabic Literature, and Intro to Global Climate Change. However, not all courses related to gender or race were removed, and several history courses — including those about Chicano history, U.S. Women's History, and African American history — remain as part of the core classes, according to the list approved Thursday.

Speaking to the board ahead of the vote, Vice Chancellor of Legal Affairs and General Counsel Dona H. Cornell clarified that some of the removed courses are still part of the elective curriculum.


It's a good beginning. UH has much more work to do. As does almost every.single.university in this country.
According to the Washington Examiner, Freedom Fuel Network is a private company that owns all 25 ‘Freedom Fuel’ gas stations,” a White House official told the Washington Examiner. “The Administration is not involved in the company, nor has the Administration given the company any funding. There is no other entity or person subsidizing the lower gasoline costs.”
We walked the cancer road with my dh (a Tiger) a couple of years ago. He is not yet in remission.

Don't lose hope, with God all things are possible!

And ALWAYS demand a second opinion. If I hadn't demanded one before aggressive brain radiation he would have lost significant brain capacity. I praise God for leading us to other medical providers who saw a brighter future for him and a wiser treatment approach.

Go to the best treatment centers you can, such as Anderson in Houston, Hopkins in Baltimore, Mayo Clinic, etc. It truly is worth it!

And be assured of our prayers for healing!
Probably depends on what their budget deficit is like!
Not the type, color, demographic, race, etc.! :rolleyes:
Given that half the family group were men (manly ones unlike you) it was NOT ''female hysterics.' Go sit down now!
Only matches involving European teams and maybe some South American ones.

The pilot's response was 'Hey, we didn't die, did we?!?!' Chuckle.
This is the last act of love you can do for him. I know, it tears you up completely inside and it stinks so bad. When there isn't quality of life any longer, when their dignity is gone, it's time to love them and help them go.

Thank you for loving him for all that time!
This was an aborted landing. With the landing gear down. And plane ascending at nearly 90 degree angle. If there is anything 'common' about such a situation we need to nuke the entire system from space and start over.
The landing gear was down, you dufus, and they could see the runway. And then the plane had to do a nearly 90 degree angle ascent, and started shaking, and they could feel the landing gear retracting.

I will completely ignore the other part of your.....'question.'
Because illegal immigration, muslim invasion and national destruction are regressing Western civilization at a rapid pace.
No link, my family was involved in incident.

Southwest flight from Denver to Vegas. They were about to touch down when pilot had to pull up very sharply because he was landing on a runway that had another plane on it.

My family is ok but badly shaken. Guess there were no news crews there :rolleyes: so it didn't make the news. It sounds to me like an incident that should be reported to NTSB with urgency. And I wonder how many other such close calls happen regularly and are not reported.

It sounds like an awful air traffic control mistake.

I'm thanking the good Lord for watching over my family and the entire plane. How did things get so bad? Rhetorical question, I have a very good guess. Hug your people!
Parents should be blamed also. They can say 'no' on behalf of their minor children. When kids are having blackout episodes after just one dose, when there is no long-term research into the effects and long-term prognosis, parents have not done their due dilligence.