Articles by Kyle Blaine - Fix Contributor
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Twenty-three members of Congress earlier this month wrote to Vanderbilt University Chancellor Nicholas Zeppos, urging him to allow religious groups to freely choose their leaders.
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"The difference between us and the Tea Party, its simple -- we're educated," Amons said.
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"(The rich) hate the free market," Moore said. "Their nirvana is no competition, no choice for the consumer."
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Religious organizations at Vanderbilt University are no longer guaranteed freedom of religious association, following changes made to the school's nondiscrimination policy late last year, the Vanderbilt Hustler has learned.
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Four student religious organizations at Vanderbilt University may be in jeopardy following a review by the school's administration that takes issue with the groups requiring their leaders share the groups' core religious beliefs.
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Vanderbilt students talk about what they remember on 9/11.