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• December 1st, 2008

  How do you translate "Friend of Epicurus" in Latin?

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• November 23rd, 2007

  Which comes first on Columbian identification cards, birth day or month?

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• July 15th, 2007

  Why is bear grass called bear grass?

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• June 25th, 2007

  How do you determine if something is keeping up with the rate of inflation?

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• February 8th, 2007

  When did it become illegal to marry cousins in the United States, and why?

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• December 3rd, 2008

  How do you translate "Friend of Epicurus" in Latin?

  Thanks for your help!
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• December 1st, 2008

  How can money that says "In God we Trust" come from a country with a true seperation of church and state?

  Check out the suit filed by Michael Newdow (same guy who sued about the pledge’s phrase “under God”) in the U.S. District Court in Sacramento, CA. As an atheist, he’s not happy about the motto on money.
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• December 1st, 2008

  What's the most inexpensive way to attend law school?

  “Irvine, Calif., law school gets new name, offers first class full tuition scholarships” http://www.law.com/jsp/nlj/PubArticleNLJ.jsp?id=1202425444980 Look into TA jobs. At UC schools, you get some amount of fee remission, health care and an hourly salary.
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• November 24th, 2007

  Which comes first on Columbian identification cards, birth day or month?

  thanks!
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• November 23rd, 2007

  What's the difference between a 'womanist' and a 'feminist'?

  After Alice Walker’s “In Search of Our Mothers’ Gardens” was published, there was a mini explosion of womanist writings, mostly with a theological (Christian) bent. Emilie Townes, Jacquelyn Grant, Cheryl Kirk-Duggan, Kelly Brown Douglas are a few of the people who have continued to flesh out womanist theory. “A Troubling in My Soul: Womanist Perspectives on Evil and Suffering,” edited by Townes is a nice intro to the field if you’re interested.
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