President ial faith, and thats not just because im intrigued with how people might believe theologically, its because i think weve come to the conclusion, i think weve come to understand that religion forms the world view out of which an executive leader leads, the decisions they make, what they choose, what they believe about the middle east, what they believe about morality, what they believe about everything from is sex to education to family to foreign policy. So i dont think this is just a little side study in president ial studies, i dont think its just a little subfield. I think were realizing increasingly that the president ial faith is something thats really important. And sometimes i think we probably wish we had known more about a president s faith before he actually got elected or before he ran. So this is just not an area of bigotry, its not trying to figure out, oh, where do i disagree with this person or how can i, you know, how can i oppose them theologically, its about
THE TOUGHEST TEST
Syracuse University Class of ’21 makes it to the finish line after 350,000 Covid tests, lots of banana bread
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Jamie Lambert, a Syracuse University student who was quarantined for 10 days in her room with coronavirus. She had food left at her door and the help of her friends. Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com
I’m sorry, she texted. I just need proof of life.
The roommate got up, went to Jamie Lambert’s door, and pounded. Jamie called out. She was okay; just sleeping.
For 10 days in October, Lambert, a senior at Syracuse University, barely left her bed. She only opened her door for food and supplies.