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    Enjoy a whimsical winter folktale as we read The Mitten by Jan


    Brett in the Parent Resource Library. Children will learn about
    the gift of sharing during this interactive story time as part of our
    Seasons of Sharing WonderWeek!

    Story times occur every day at 11 a.m., and 1 and 3 p.m., as well
    as at 5:15, 6 and 7 p.m. every Thursday during Free Family
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    Enjoy a whimsical winter folktale as we read The Mitten by Jan


    Brett in the Parent Resource Library. Children will learn about
    the gift of sharing during this interactive story time as part of our
    Seasons of Sharing WonderWeek!

    Story times occur every day at 11 a.m., and 1 and 3 p.m., as well
    as at 5:15, 6 and 7 p.m. every Thursday during Free Family
    Night.
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    Love Saxa, a group that advocates for marriage between a


    man and a woman, is under fire from LGBTQ groups on
    campus, PRIDE and Queer People of Color, according
    to The Hoya, Georgetowns student publication. A pro-
    choice student senator filed a notice on September 25,
    arguing Love Saxas definition of marriage and
    relationships violates university standards by fostering
    hatred or intolerance.
    The notice, which would identify Love Saxa as a hate
    group, could strip Love Saxa of its funding and bar it from
    using campus facilities. The group receives $250 a year
    from the Georgetown, which is the countrys oldest
    Catholic university.
    arguing Love Saxas definition of marriage and
    relationships violates university standards by fostering
    hatred or intolerance.
    The notice, which would identify Love Saxa as a hate
    group, could strip Love Saxa of its funding and bar it from
    using campus facilities. The group receives $250 a year
    from the Georgetown, which is the countrys oldest
    Catholic university.

    Love Saxa petitioned for a delay because it was not given


    enough time to defend itself arguing Love Saxas definition
    of marriage and relationships violates university standards
    by fostering hatred or intolerance.
    The notice, which would identify Love Saxa as a hate
    group, could strip Love Saxa of its funding and bar it from
    using campus facilities. The group receives $250 a year
    from the Georgetown, which is the countrys oldest
    Catholic university.

    Love Saxa petitioned for a delay because it was not given


    enough time to defend itself arguing Love Saxas definition
    of marriage and relationships violates university standards
    by fostering hatred or intolerance.
    The notice, which would identify Love Saxa as a hate
    group, could strip Love Saxa of its funding and bar it from
    using campus facilities. The group receives $250 a year
    from the Georgetown, which is the countrys oldest
    Catholic university.

    Love Saxa petitioned for a delay because it was not given


    enough time to defend itself arguing Love Saxas definition
    of marriage and relationships violates university standards
    by fostering hatred or intolerance.
    The notice, which would identify Love Saxa as a hate
    group, could strip Love Saxa of its funding and bar it from
    using campus facilities. The group receives $250 a year
    from the Georgetown, which is the countrys oldest
    Catholic university.

    Love Saxa petitioned for a delay because it was not given


    enough time to defend itself arguing Love Saxas definition
    of marriage and relationships violates university standards
    by fostering hatred or intolerance.
    The notice, which would identify Love Saxa as a hate
    group, could strip Love Saxa of its funding and bar it from
    using campus facilities. The group receives $250 a year
    from the Georgetown, which is the countrys oldest
    Catholic university.

    Love Saxa petitioned for a delay because it was not given


    enough time to defend itself arguing Love Saxas definition
    of marriage and relationships violates university standards
    by fostering hatred or intolerance.
    The notice, which would identify Love Saxa as a hate
    group, could strip Love Saxa of its funding and bar it from
    using campus facilities. The group receives $250 a year
    from the Georgetown, which is the countrys oldest
    Catholic university.

    Love Saxa petitioned for a delay because it was not given


    enough time to defend itself arguing Love Saxas definition
    of marriage and relationships violates university standards
    by fostering hatred or intolerance.
    The notice, which would identify Love Saxa as a hate
    group, could strip Love Saxa of its funding and bar it from
    using campus facilities. The group receives $250 a year
    from the Georgetown, which is the countrys oldest
    Catholic university.

    Love Saxa petitioned for a delay because it was not given


    enough time to defend itself arguing Love Saxas definition
    of marriage and relationships violates university standards
    by fostering hatred or intolerance.
    The notice, which would identify Love Saxa as a hate
    group, could strip Love Saxa of its funding and bar it from
    using campus facilities. The group receives $250 a year
    from the Georgetown, which is the countrys oldest
    Catholic university.

    Love Saxa petitioned for a delay because it was not given


    enough time to defend itself arguing Love Saxas definition
    of marriage and relationships violates university standards
    by fostering hatred or intolerance.
    The notice, which would identify Love Saxa as a hate
    group, could strip Love Saxa of its funding and bar it from
    using campus facilities. The group receives $250 a year
    from the Georgetown, which is the countrys oldest
    Catholic university.

    Love Saxa petitioned for a delay because it was not given


    enough time to defend itself
    Love Saxa petitioned for a delay because it was not given
    enough time to defend itself and had not seen the notice,
    according to the Catholic News Agency. A hearing,
    originally set for Monday, is now scheduled for Oct. 30.
    The controversy began last month, when
    Enjoy a whimsical winter folktale as we read The Mitten by Jan
    Brett in the Parent Resource Library. Children will learn about
    the gift of sharing during this interactive story time as part of our
    Seasons of Sharing WonderWeek!

    Story times occur every day at 11 a.m., and 1 and 3 p.m., as well
    as at 5:15, 6 and 7 p.m. every Thursday during Free Family
    Night. EST
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