A federal judge in Baton Rouge heard arguments yesterday over the state law requiring the Ten Commandments to be posted in all public school classrooms. One of the plaintiffs, Unitarian Universalist Reverend Darcy Roake, says it’s not the state’s job to push religion on kids.
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The state argued that the Ten Commandments have historical significance and is not overtly religious. The hearing included testimony from Steven K. Green of Willamette University, who the plaintiffs called as an expert witness. Attorney General Liz Murrill argued that Green’s testimony be excluded.
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A ruling is expected by November 15th.
Taylor Swift is about to provide a huge economic boost to New Orleans. Colleen Crain reports.
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Eighth ranked LSU and 14th ranked Texas A-and-M will battle for first place in the SEC on Saturday night. Tigers Coach Brian Kelly on the Aggies offense
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