These included "asking for details of religious observance in a different or more detailed way than was required" for the admissions code.
Nonetheless, commentators on the continent and in the West note a sharp contrast between this week's event in Washington and the summer's other major 50th anniversary observance in a Western capital: Paris.
2. This story encourages Sabbath observance in a way that will surely strike a spiritual chord with many people.
Ideally, we will dispense with distinct ecclesiastical faiths, along with their revealed texts and doctrinal statutes and observances, in favor of a universal, pure religion of reason, dedicated to morality.
Several days of 60th-anniversary observances culminated in a march from St. Vartan's Cathedral past the United Nations and into St.
The New Yorker's Susan Morrison has collected such observances in Thirty Ways of Looking at Hillary, a timely book of essays (or critiques, it often seems) written by many of today's prominent women writers.
15. "Marching Toward Justice" Howard Law School began a year of observances in October.
Prayers, observances in memory of deceased singers, and a shared "dinner on the grounds" add spiritual dimension to a day devoted to music, family, and community.
The magazine was spearheading a campaign for patriotic observances in the schools, keyed to the quadricentennial of Columbus's voyage.
There are many monuments and observances in the United States and throughout the world.
