Pioneer abortion included drinking rusty nail tea
I’m sure for many this was a blessing and a curse from God. For some, it was surely debilitating and depressing. For all, the means for pioneer abortion was horrifically painful,
I sometimes wish I was religious
This tracks nationally, too. In other words, adults would like to think they’re going to heaven but increasingly don’t show up to the presumably necessary places to get there.
Here’s what jury duty is like at Indianapolis-Marion County’s new Community Justice Campus
Here are my personal answers and reviews to jury service in Marion County that everyone wants to know and no one wants to answer.
In defense of Indiana’s “adjunct teacher” bill
Thing is, I’m not so sure this bill is a bad idea. For one, I used to be an adjunct teacher. I think the root of this bill is simply there aren’t enough teachers. I really don’t think legislators are scheming to undermine the profession of teaching. Why there aren’t enough teachers is, perhaps, a result of their own actions. But for now, I don’t think it’s trying to undermine teachers.
Roe v. Wade is on a collision course with itself
By the 1980s Ronald Reagan appointed Sandra Day O’Connor to the bench and the justices began to sway more conservatively, thought not entirely because of her. In every case that even lightly touched on Roe, the justices made a point to make their opinions about it known. Among them was Justice Scalia who openly despised it to the point you’d think it was the only thing he ever thought about.