END OF THE CRUSADERS Alvernia University, a Roman Catholic college in Reading, Pa., has changed its nickname from the Crusaders for the Golden Wolves.
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"The process regarding the Crusaders name is set-up, there's a sub-committee of the New Zealand board working with the Crusaders board to see which of the two options will be chosen; either a rebranded Crusaders name or a new name," Impey said.
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Every Wednesday night, we Campus Crusaders would meet in a lecture hall to sing worship songs to the accompaniment of a live rock band composed of attractive Crusaders.
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Or perhaps use a ninja master covered by shielding crusaders?
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Global jihadists say they are fighting against "Jews and Crusaders".
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Which brings us back to Trump and the Kansas Crusaders.
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These entities are more than private providers or secret crusaders.
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He was in the Crusaders when I was down there.
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We never intended to be professional plaintiffs or antitrust crusaders.
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They are the latest victims of America's politically correct crusaders.
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Our church is the street, our congregation our fellow crusaders.
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Last year, the Crusaders won at URI in a 10 a.m.
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Nutrition science crusaders haven't just been picking on weak observational studies.
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She serves as president of her school club Crusaders for Life.
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Think Red Meat, but as two-page spreads about caped crusaders.
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She served the public well by declining to appease ideological crusaders.
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Political pressure and fear could force crusaders in government to resign.
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Gulalai Ismail is one of Pakistan's best-known women's rights crusaders.
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The Crusaders turned the ball over four times in that span.
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The nine-times Super Rugby champion Crusaders are based in Christchurch.
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"On '9 November 2015,' Anwar Abu Zeid – after repenting from his former occupation – attacked the American crusaders and their apostate allies, killing two American crusaders, two Jordanian apostates, and one South African crusader," the magazine says.
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Anti-carb crusaders swiftly took to Twitter to stoke anti-sugar outrage.
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There is going to be a team called the Crusaders in 2020.
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The crusaders defiled Islam's third-holiest mosque, using al-Aqsa for stables.
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Did the Crusaders actually believe their own religious rhetoric (I think so)?
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The Crusaders rejected the proposal, and fighting continued for another 72 years.
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"The operation...transformed the crusaders' New Year festivities into funerals," it said.
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They view themselves as outsiders, crusaders against political corruption and corporate cronyism.
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He was a player when I was chief executive at the Crusaders.
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It often says it will continue attacks until the Kenyan "crusaders" leave.
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The theme of the book is that crusaders were not crazed dreamers.
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It survived the Crusaders, who dealt cruelly with eastern Christians in other places.
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Incorrigible slave-owners, as many on the left now say, or Christian crusaders?
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The three men are all members of a militia group called the Crusaders.
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The forces behind ISIS and Kansas Crusaders alike belong to the 21st century.
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Under cover of darkness, the Crusaders would ease the cargo vans into place.
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It took a party elder, one of the original anti-establishment crusaders, Gov.
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Christian Crusaders mauled Muslims and were, in turn, tossed out by the Tartars.
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Finally, the Crusaders looked the way they had for much of the season.
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At the time, the Crusaders had not won a tournament game since 1953.
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Dozens of those crusaders are set to take over the House on Thursday.
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She ditched her roommates, quit her job and joined the Clean Energy Crusaders.
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Understanding them as feminist crusaders neither cheapens their struggle nor excuses their wickedness.
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They also faced a gantlet of decorous critics, clergymen and anti-smut crusaders.
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At Hall's funeral, mourners dressed as the Avengers, Superman, Batman and other caped crusaders.
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The Crusaders were also outmatched on the glass as Oregon outrebounded them 44-28.
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Is he a progressive doctor fighting racism, anti-science crusaders, and the Trump administration?
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Whatever impact Trump's rhetoric had on the Crusaders, it has little basis in fact.
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There are the West Wales Raiders, the North Wales Crusaders and the Keighley Cougars.
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The "pro-life" term was adopted by anti-abortion crusaders after the Roe v.
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In it the video, Amri vowed to take revenge against "crusaders bombing Muslims everyday."
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The men, who called themselves "the Crusaders," were arrested about four weeks before Nov.
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Sadly, the deregulatory crusaders of the current administration seem to have paid no attention.
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We come at every case with an open-mind, and without us being crusaders.
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Other offerings include pro-Second Amendment merch, bibles, and toy sets for the Crusaders.
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Caseless crusaders are everywhere, and soon after our chat, I spotted them all over.
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As for the hierarchy of that trio of environmental crusaders ... it's up for debate.
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Jubril Adekoya had 22005 points and Hammink and Tevonn Walker 21998 apiece for the Crusaders.
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He accuses Turkey's duplicitous Western allies of trying to "pick up the slack of crusaders".
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The Crusaders won a First Four game against Southern on Wednesday to advance to Spokane.
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When he succeeded, Democrats responded in kind by becoming the party of pro-choice crusaders.
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Mr Phillips suggests that crusaders back from the Holy Land needed an explanation for losing.
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Islamist literature invokes religion to reject the West, as the land of Crusaders and Jews.
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The Crusaders slowed things to a crawl, as neither club had a fast-break point.
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It suggested explosive devices were placed "in the midst of the gatherings of the Crusaders".
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"The only good Muslim is a dead Muslim," Patrick Stein had told his fellow Crusaders.
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Then, British crusaders carried off her favorite jewel and knife before settling under the Thames.
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But critics, including open access crusaders, think the business model is due for a change.
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It is even more difficult to mount a defense for the actions of the crusaders.
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The insurgents were at first fighting the American invaders — the crusaders, as they called them.
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Part of the fun comes from the upside-down experience of rooting against caped crusaders.
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The Gamecocks flaunted their clear physical advantage, outrebounding the Crusaders 25-15 before the break.
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The Crusaders (27-6) began the game on a 12-2 run and never trailed.
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"Yesterday's horrific attacks have left us all feeling stunned," Crusaders chief executive Colin Mainsbridge said.
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We received 81 pages of grievances featuring everyone from PizzaGate conspiracy theorists to anti-nudity crusaders.
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The Crusaders' only two scores came on blocked punts returned for touchdowns in the second half.
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" The terrorists' goal is to divide the world into two camps: "the crusaders" and "the caliphate.
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The Crusaders (14-19) are back in the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2007.
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Atticus Finch, the lawyer who defends Tom Robinson, became the inspiration for generations of justice crusaders.
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Take it from this incredibly enthusiastic keyboard player from the Boston Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps.
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Zangi unified different Muslim factions in successful battles against Christian Crusaders near Antioch and seized Damascus.
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Over the millennia, Gaza has served as a trading post for Egyptians, Philistines, Romans and Crusaders.
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Once appropriately attired, little crusaders can take part in "Superdrama," a workshop to practice superhero moves.
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The review also misstated the year that Muslim forces under Saladin reconquered Jerusalem from the Crusaders.
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They are committed by people who consider themselves "crusaders," often for a racial or religious cause.
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The Crusaders (12-19) upset top-seeded Bucknell on Thursday night, 77-72, in double overtime.
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The lions of Islamic State of Iraq and Sham are beginning to attack all the crusaders.
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They came to the field of battle with the high spirit and pure heart of crusaders.
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Labour Party delegates are hardly crusaders, but the whiff of blood lust rises even from Brighton.
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The attorney Gloria Allred is one of the most vocal crusaders against sexual harassment and assault.
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Alec Peters topped the Crusaders with 15 points, but only scored two in the second half.
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Amazon chief executive officer Jeff Bezos is clearly one of the wealthiest crusaders for liberal causes.
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The Crusaders led 21-258 with 212:103 to play, but Arkansas would not go quietly.
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Down by two goals in the first period, the Crusaders rallied for a 5-3 victory.
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There's no intention and never has been any intention that the Crusaders name would change in 2020.
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A few people who were once anti-establishment crusaders — like Ms. May of Britain — are now insiders.
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Helmeted crusaders cry out the Latin war-cry "Deus vult!" from memes circulated on Reddit and 4Chan.
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There's the animated Return of the Caped Crusaders, which featured the voice talents of the surviving cast.
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Public health crusaders preached about the evils of sugar and yanked vending machines from schools and offices.
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As Myriam Francois-Cerrah wrote in 2015, ISIS wants to divide the world into jihadists and crusaders.
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But this is a reminder that government officials who aren't fussed about encryption aren't necessarily privacy crusaders.
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" It said the attack was intended to stanch "the flow of Western crusaders into this Muslim land.
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There is almost no corner of the country where Ms. Kittle Dixon has not dispatched conservative crusaders.
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Where they once promoted unbridled hedonism, they've now become unlikely crusaders against the excesses of restaurant culture.
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The relationship "free speech" crusaders have (or don't have) with their own arguments about free speech matter.
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The Crusaders' bad losses aren't nearly as bad as Monmouth's, but they do have more of them.
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Gulalai Ismail, pictured at center above in January, is one of Pakistan's best-known women's rights crusaders.
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A few people who were once anti-establishment crusaders — like Ms. May of Britain — are now insiders.
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In the name of defending Islam, jihadists have killed more Muslims than even the hated "Crusaders and Jews".
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Unlike the crusaders who killed the inhabitants when they captured Jerusalem, Saladin spared them when he recovered it.
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Teach them about these incredible insects, plant a garden together and raise the next generation of bee crusaders.
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The conference gave both pro-legalization and anti-drug crusaders the chance to duke it out in-person.
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If abstinence-only crusaders were looking for revenge, they found a way to declare victory — at least temporarily.
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On the horizon What happens to FCC privacy enforcement when these two crusaders move on to greener pastures?
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Those who claim to combat human trafficking are often caricatured as anti-sex feminists or religious right crusaders.
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Unlike Mr. Zinn, she is not interested in crusaders and labor organizers and politicians of a socialist bent.
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The establishment, in the experiment, was siding with anti-sexual assault crusaders against the university's traditional social hierarchy.
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Carmody kept the book in tow partly out of superstition — the Crusaders kept winning — but also for inspiration.
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and antitax crusaders such as Grover Norquist have advocated for the capital gains change.
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Unlike regular fans, stans see themselves as crusaders, pledging loyalty and rushing to their idol's defense against dissenters.
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I'm pro-choice — often called pro-abortion by the anti-abortion crusaders, although no one is pro-abortion.
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The Crusaders at least collected a nice paycheck for their second lopsided Division I loss of the season.
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Mileek McMillan scored 14 for the Crusaders, who shot 39.1 percent (7 of 26 from 3-point range).
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In 2019, no longer should weak science, poorly informed crusaders and racist attitudes continue to shape public policy.
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They come together to moonlight as crusaders against the men who have sexually assaulted their peers on campus.
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As with the magnificent Crusaders Kings 2, RimWorld is full of situations that, out of context, sound absolutely monstrous.
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But the actors who played those more famous caped crusaders, Henry Cavill and Ben Affleck, departed the Warner Bros.
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The kind of love championed by anti-abortion crusaders doesn't save lives; too often, it has the opposite effect.
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A confidential source attended meetings of The Crusaders and told the FBI about the men's plans, the DOJ said.
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Both have built their campaigns as crusaders against entrenched, unaccountable, corrupting plutocracy -- the very thing enshrined by Citizens United.
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" Many Muslims killed AQIM said the attack was to retaliate against French actions in the region and "Western crusaders.
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The three men were the founders of a new anti-Muslim white supremacist group that called itself the Crusaders.
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The defendants are part of a group called the Crusaders, it said, and first attracted FBI scrutiny last February.
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Be know [sic], O crusaders, the soldiers of [sic] caliphate is everywhere and will attack immediately in your countries.
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One key reason scientists, librarians, and funders can fight back is because other crusaders have made research more accessible.
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With Prohibition newly enshrined in the Constitution, anti-liquor crusaders demanded better, stricter enforcement and harsh punishment for violators.
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"We bless those who are in the countries of the crusaders, in Canada, Europe and elsewhere," Mr. Baghdadi said.
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In some cases, the credibility of efforts to fight graft was undermined by transgressions committed by the crusaders themselves.
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Just as the crusaders and colonialists of the past ultimately departed, the argument goes, so too will the Jews.
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The Crusaders have been shut out in 11 games and have been held to one goal in 14 others.
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It is the second time in the last decade that a Crusaders match in Super Rugby has been canceled.
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We need to be more sensitive to our own history before we become crusaders around the globe against smuggling.
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Other reliable Twitter crusaders include UCLA geneticist Leonid Kruglyak, health policy expert Timothy Caufield, and CalTech computational biologist Lior Pachter.
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His material outraged the era's moral crusaders, who banned Bruce from several cities and tried to shut down his act.
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Yet some of the most interesting stories about caped crusaders right now don't come with pictures or fancy special effects.
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The Crusaders' first-year coach last made it with Princeton in 1998, when the Tigers advanced to the second round.
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The film's first big action scene is huge battle between the European Crusaders from Nottingham and elsewhere, and Arabian forces.
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Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders is a direct-to-video release that will be available via VOD on Oct.
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The trio, members of a militia group that calls itself The Crusaders, wanted to "wake people up," the DOJ said.
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Critics of conservative free speech crusaders argue that the stance isn't really a defense of the First Amendment at all.
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If the public gets the impression that scientists are liberal crusaders, it will be a hard mental image to break.
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Once the Crusaders' medical corps, the order governed a series of Mediterranean islands before being kicked off Malta by Napoleon.
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Although IS claimed the attack as revenge against "Crusaders", neither U.S. nor U.K. authorities have attributed blame to the group.
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"He was telling me that our Muslim brothers were under attack from the crusaders everywhere in the world," Abdelkader recalled.
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To achieve his dream of demolishing fair and free access to the internet, Pai had to endure angry internet crusaders.
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Crusaders senior C Vashil Fernandez leads the nation with 114 blocked shots and holds the school record of 284. 3.
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Likewise, neither George H.W. Bush nor his son G.W. were the anti-abortion crusaders the evangelical movement had hoped for.
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They take symbols like the "fasces" of fascism and cross them like swords and paint them on shields like crusaders.
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Even with the growing pressure from the open science crusaders, the publishers remain in an extremely strong and nimble position.
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As enforcement failures multiplied, anti-liquor crusaders found a powerful new ally in the so-called second Ku Klux Klan.
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Jews have lived here for 3,700 years, despite repeated massacres, expulsions and occupations — by the Romans, Arabs, Crusaders and Ottomans.
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However, the Razorbacks endured a field-goal drought of nearly six minutes that also included a 9-1 Crusaders' run.
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One Trump adviser, Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state, is among the most aggressive national crusaders for voting restrictions.
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The Crusaders have impressive wins over Oregon State, Iona and Rhode Island this season, and they nearly knocked off Oregon.
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"I certainly get my fair share of anti-masturbation crusaders in my Twitter mentions, and over the past year, they have been crusaders: Catholic white nationalists who seem to be obsessed with knights from the crusades," Eric Sprankle, associate professor of clinical psychology and sexuality studies at Minnesota State University, told me in an email.
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Hausfeld, a thin, precise, soft-spoken man, is one of those lawyers who think of themselves as crusaders for social justice.
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In 1961 Lee's boss saw a rival publisher's success with caped crusaders and told Lee to dream up a superhero team.
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Over the years, its biannual forums featured everyone from early childhood education experts to anti-pornography crusaders to wannabe European royalty.
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The same companies once heralded as crusaders of a bright future are increasingly being seen as hoarders of vast, unchecked power.
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"Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders" will be released for Digital HD on October 11 and Blu-Ray on November 1.
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The reigning Super Rugby champion Crusaders played out a 19-19 draw with local side, the Stormers, at Newlands on Saturday.
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The main Michoacan cartel, for instance, calls itself the Knights Templar, copying the name of a Catholic order of medieval Crusaders.
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An ISIS message posted yesterday called on its followers to "kill the civilians of the crusaders" during the month of Ramadan.
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Anti-smut crusaders typically argue that porn rots the mind and erodes moral character, a view heavily influenced by religious feeling.
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The Crusaders, in their first game under new coach Brett Nelson, never led again and never got closer than seven points.
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Prior to the tour, the Auckland Blues and Canterbury Crusaders were the only teams given approval to select their All Blacks.
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The Crusaders have set a school record with 30 victories while the Colonials have matched the school mark with 27 wins.
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The Crusaders are 14-19, but as conference tournament champions they are guaranteed the league's automatic bid into the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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These crusaders for justice didn't see colonial enterprise at work in Jews being given a state in their once-ancestral homeland.
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And while that strategy has always been good for riling up the anti-PC crusaders, it's also a huge cop-out.
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So it's funny that we find ourselves 30 years later in a world that's more besotted by caped crusaders than ever.
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The Crusaders were without leading scorer Trevonn Walker for the second game in a row as he battles an undisclosed illness.
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In 1961, Lee's boss saw a rival publisher's success with caped crusaders and told Lee to dream up a superhero team.
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Nussbaum's book recommendations all "connect to [her] heroes," from civil rights crusaders to her surprising pick for the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
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The anti-Muslim militia group in Kansas, calling itself the "Crusaders," came to the authorities' attention when one member contacted the FBI.
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At a generation of artists, writers, creators, curators, and crusaders that have redefined our culture, and who we have helped to empower.
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In a statement claiming responsibility, it referred to "the shameless concert arena" and described the teenage fans of Ariana Grande as "Crusaders".
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To implement such cuts, Trump has to earn the votes of debt crusaders like Paul Ryan, so it's not a foregone conclusion.
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For YouTubers who get wrongly caught up in the company's enormous, faceless content moderation machine, these volunteer crusaders are their last hope.
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Patrick Stein, the unofficial leader of the Crusaders, was scheduled to meet with an undercover agent the day after Allen was arrested.
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The Cleveland Crusaders of the World Hockey Association opened in 1972, moving from Cleveland Arena to the suburban Richfield Coliseum in 1974.
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Per the comics, this happened a few times — the Romans, Crusaders, and Nazis all attacked Wakanda — but each invasion was decisively repulsed.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, are running as crusaders for the middle and working classes who will tackle inequality with bold action.
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Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Biden was one of the most vehement anti-crime crusaders in the Senate, pushing increasingly draconian punishments.
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Alec Peters also had 213 points for the Crusaders (30-6), who will play for the title Thursday night against George Washington.
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Black Road takes place in Viking age Norway, as Christian crusaders first make their way up to the frozen north of Iskfold.
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The massive fortification, built by Saladin in 1176 to ward off Crusaders, was the seat of Egypt's government for nearly seven centuries.
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To be clear: The divide Clinton is highlighting between liberal crusaders and establishment pragmatists very much exists in this current nomination fight.
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Following the announcement that West would be joining Awaken 2020, the rapper quickly drew criticism online for joining the anti-LGBTQ crusaders.
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"Think of the children!" has been a rallying cry for everyone from anti-nuclear activists to crusaders against gay marriage or abortion.
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Once they know they're being conned, they become pint-sized crusaders for truth and equal-sized scoops of ice cream for all.
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But now everyone could hear her — the anti-vax nuts, the science crusaders — not just a self-selecting crowd of spiritual seekers.
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Wade, and especially after the end of the Cold War, the Republican Party's new crusaders turned their attention from Communism to abortion.
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Still, the Crusaders couldn't compete in the playoffs because their conference, the Colonial League, had a rule forbidding teams from postseason appearances.
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But for the time being, the VIX seems more than willing to cooperate with the bets and wishes of anti-volatility crusaders.
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Keyboardist Anna Eberhart had no idea anyone was filming her when she was performing with the Boston Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corp recently.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility for what it called revenge against "Crusaders," but there appeared to be contradictions in its account of the operation.
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He dates the arrangement back to the time of Saladin, the Muslim conqueror who seized the holy city from the Crusaders in 1187.
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The pies can be be traced back to the 13th century when European crusaders brought back Middle Eastern recipes containing fruits and spices.
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Though al-Qaeda railed against "Jews and Crusaders" in the 1990s, it made its name striking secular targets, such as embassies and warships.
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After the fighting had finished, the mixed generation married into the local population and the genetic traces of the Crusaders were quickly lost.
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The Wolverines shot just 230 percent from the field but held the Crusaders to 230 percent shooting and out-rebounded them 583-258.
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Now, the issue here wasn't that Northern politicians were desperate to abolish slavery in the South immediately, apart from a few radical crusaders.
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Islamic State, now being driven from territories in Syria and Iraq by Western-backed armed forces, claimed the attack as revenge against "Crusaders".
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Transgender Texans, along with their families, came to the capitol to speak, as did preachers, business leaders, and moral crusaders of all types.
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Soda taxes, once a fanciful cause of amateur health crusaders and academics like Dr. Brownell, have drawn the support of politically active billionaires.
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Tarrant, in his manifesto, trolls that he contacted the Knights Templar of the Crusaders for "their blessing" before he carried out his attack.
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Though he isn't a main character in Watchmen, Hooded Justice is considered the superhero that started the era of masked and caped crusaders.
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Think hunter-gatherers, Crusaders, shrieking Dothraki hordes, or, more reasonably, Dust Bowl circus carnies, traveling town to town, entertaining (and swindling) the rubes.
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Prosecutors have said the men were members of a militia group called the Kansas Security Force and formed a splinter group, the Crusaders.
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More recently, some of the country's most prominent anti-apartheid crusaders were Xhosa, including Nelson Mandela, Steve Biko, Thabo Mbeki and Walter Sisulu.
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In Transit CRUSADERS AND CULTURE IN ISRAEL Acre is a 4,000-year-old port city in northern Israel that most travelers to the country don't visit, and to help change that, Uri Buri, the owner of the Efendi Hotel there, has created a four-day culturally focused trip in the city and surrounding region called Acre & Western Galilee and the Crusaders Seminar.
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The Crusaders trailed by seven points before embarking on the 16-0 run that turned a seven-point deficit into a nine-point lead.
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The Crusaders, a competitive junior drum and bugle corp, are currently touring their 2016 show, Quixotic – a tribute to Don Quixote of La Manche.
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He ended the crusaders' 88-year reign in Jerusalem, reducing their kingdom to a few fortress towns dotted along the coast of the Levant.
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His 801st win was a product of the Wolverines' strong defensive effort in the second half, as his team outscored the Crusaders 38-13.
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Peters led four players in double figures with 14 points as the Crusaders outlasted the Rams 773-55 last season in Kingston, R.I. 2.
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One of our favorite crusaders is a guy named Nate Morris who — pardon the earlier reference — has actually created the Uber of garbage collection.
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To foster the righteous spirit of the Crusaders, Christian art depicted Muslims with monstrous traits suggesting they were closer to animals than human beings.
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The Crusaders went 4-1 in last season's NIT, making it all the way to the title game before falling to George Washington. 2.
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That is because moral crusaders, the perennial archenemies of gambling and racing interests, scored a legislative victory that scrapped its 19123 and 1912 installments.
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In fact, it's the people who go to church least — like the members of the alt-right — who seem the most fervent moral crusaders.
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A prize for crusaders against sexual violence ISIS militants overran Nadia Murad's village in northern Iraq when she was just a high school student.
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Some might criticize Greta and her fellow climate crusaders as zealots or as short sighted, just as many said that about the Parkland students.
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Kanye West and Kid Cudi got their fill of caped crusaders, and at the same time fueled rumors they're working on new music together.
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So much time has passed that Grimoire now looks like a relic—something not unlike 1992's Wizardry VII: Crusaders of the Dark Savant.
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Through her experience, she thinks there's a lesson for people trying to fight against people skeptical of scientific evidence, like the anti-vaccine crusaders.
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Anglicanism often combines stormy, kingdom-of-God language with a restrained conservative culture: hymns about crusaders and the devil belted out before tea and biscuits.
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Valparaiso: The Crusaders have some bad losses, because they play mostly bad teams in the Horizon League and in-conference losses are bound to happen.
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The goal of crusaders for women's rights and racial equality has never been to race to the bottom and make more people equally worse off.
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He left several players from the Super Rugby champion Canterbury Crusaders in New Zealand last week to prepare for the clash at Wellington Regional Stadium.
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"While the operation did not bring down the plane as Allah had decreed, it struck terror in the hearts of the crusaders," the statement reads.
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The economic plan of GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump is "especially troubling," anti-debt crusaders Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson told CNBC on Friday.
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"It had been open season on young men in the slums for a long time," said John Githongo, one of Kenya's best-known anticorruption crusaders.
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The Hurricanes won after losing in the finals twice before, in 2006 to the Crusaders and last year, when they were beaten by the Highlanders.
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Keith Carter added 223 points and Darien Walker had 222 for the Crusaders (222-212), who earned their first N.I.T. win in their third appearance.
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Article continues after the video below As with the magnificent Crusaders Kings 2, RimWorld is full of situations that, out of context, sound absolutely monstrous.
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He has made Senators Bob Corker and the Tea Party darling Jeff Flake appear as valiant crusaders for integrity, unafraid to put principle above party.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, who are both frontrunners and crusaders against the super wealthy, have cheered the opportunity to take on another rich businessman.
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The caped crusaders, and the hundreds of civilians with them, were not there to take on the Joker, or to trade punches with Two-Face.
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Among the most storied living jazz musicians, this bassist has performed with the likes of Nancy Wilson, Herbie Hancock, the Jazz Crusaders and countless others.
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The climate crusaders need to listen from the engineers and to be upfront about the scale, risks, costs and likely futility of grand green plans.
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Despite forced expulsions of the Jews by the Crusaders in 22019 and the Ottoman Turks in 1517, the Jews of Hebron kept on coming back.
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If the paranoid voter-fraud crusaders devoted a fraction of their inquisitorial energy to solving that vexing problem, now that would be something to celebrate.
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In "Columbine," Cullen punctured the lazy media narrative that the shooters, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, were goth vigilantes, crusaders against bullies and mean girls.
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But their legacy has come under increasing scrutiny as more Brazilians have come to question whether the anti-corruption crusaders were motivated by partisan politics.
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Others retort indignantly that the Islamic world's problems are the fault of its Western foes, from crusaders to European colonists, who bruised the collective Muslim psyche.
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These fans are the Jarrow crusaders of modern football, desperate men who'll march hundreds of miles to protest the terrible deprivation of regular Champions League football.
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The two are celebrated as anti-graft crusaders by many Peruvians for going after high-profile politicians, including four former presidents and opposition leader Keiko Fujimori.
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A keyboardist for the Boston Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corp has become the newest viral sensation, after video of her committed, enthusiastic performance hit the web.
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He praised the dead leader for fighting against what he called "Russian and Christian crusaders" and for "dying a martyr after a long history of jihad."
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The X-Files is a heroic fantasy, to be sure, but it's a refreshing counter to the caped crusaders and dystopian narratives dominating today's genre television.
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So fear not, superhero fans: Even without Marvel's stuff, Netflix is going to be full of caped crusaders and some unexpected takes on the superhero narrative.
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He goaded the crusaders into a summer march through parched land, then choked them with bush-fires and taunted them by spilling water on the ground.
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When we call it medieval, we fuel the fires of hate and give fuel to the aspirations of Christian terrorists like Breivik and the Kansas Crusaders.
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This is especially true in articulating phenomena like global warming to climate change deniers or explaining racial bias and police brutality to blue lives matter crusaders.
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