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Social Issues

Oct
14
2018

Voices of Trinity: Sexual Violence and the Kavanaugh Hearing

Read Trinity faculty, staff and student opinions of the Senate hearing and Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony.

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Oct
14
2018

Voices of Trinity: Sexual Violence and the Kavanaugh Hearing

Read Trinity faculty, staff and student opinions of the Senate hearing and Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony.

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Oct
08
2018

Voices of Trinity: Survey on Sexual Violence

Trinity students, faculty and staff are deeply concerned about issues of sexual violence in our society. Participants in our campus survey on #MeToo have a lot to say on these critical issues, this blog will carry summaries of the survey all week.

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Oct
08
2018

Voices of Trinity: Survey on Sexual Violence

Trinity students, faculty and staff are deeply concerned about issues of sexual violence in our society. Participants in our campus survey on #MeToo have a lot to say on these critical issues, this blog will carry summaries of the survey all week.

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Oct
08
2018

Voices of Trinity: Survey on Sexual Violence

Trinity students, faculty and staff are deeply concerned about issues of sexual violence in our society. Participants in our campus survey on #MeToo have a lot to say on these critical issues, this blog will carry summaries of the survey all week.

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Constitution Day Continued… Second Amendment Opinions!

48% of students, faculty and staff responding to the Constitution Day Straw Poll say the Second Amendment must change.

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Constitution Day Continued… Second Amendment Opinions!

48% of students, faculty and staff responding to the Constitution Day Straw Poll say the Second Amendment must change.

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Voices of Trinity: Constitution Day 2018 – First Amendment Discussion

“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” (First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States)

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