Ohio doctors can now deny service on moral, religious grounds
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A provision in Ohioâs new two-year budget will allow health care workers, hospitals and health insurance providers to deny services that violate their moral or religious beliefs, the Journal-News reported Monday.
Local advocates warn this rule legalizes discrimination against LGBTQ patients as well as members of other marginalized groups like drug addicts or people living with HIV or sexually transmitted diseases. Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio said the budget amendment gives medical practitioners the right to deny patients treatments like birth control.
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Cedarville NewsModel UN Prepares Students for Foreign Service
by Tessa Landrum, Student Public Relations Writer
Wednesday, June 30, 2021
Dr. Frank Jenista, a Cedarville College 1968 alumnus, founded the school’s Model United Nations (U.N.) team following a 25-year career as a U.S. Diplomat. Now, Cedarville students are training to follow in his footsteps.
Model U.N. team members are selected by Dr. Glen Duerr, associate professor of international students, and his colleagues in the department of history and government.
“In general, students have a strong grounding in international affairs before joining the team,” said Duerr. “Many take related classes, which helps them to learn more about the subject matter.”
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