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            "text": "the Coalition of Senate and Faculty Leaders at the offices of the Council of Postsecondary education in Frankfort on November 19, 2010. Dr. Tucker Landy of the Whitney Young School delivered a presentation on “Leo Strauss and the Socratic Turn” at a panel of presentations all dealing with the Socratic Turn at the Northeastern Political Science Association on Nov. 12, 2010, in Boston, Mass. This paper is the central piece of a book Landy is now writing dealing with Leo Strauss, Plato and modern thought."
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            "text": "Twelve KSU students from the Whitney Young School participated in the Kentucky Honors Roundtable held in mid-October at Western Kentucky University. The Honors Roundtable brings students from honors programs around the state together for camaraderie and education. Senior Leah Mason in her presentation, \"Vote Smart: Honors Internship with State Legislature,\" described her experience in the spring semester as an intern for BCTCS with the state legislature, emphasizing how to gently engage in local politics. Sophomore Kimberly Kidd, in her paper \"The Greatest Profession,\" explored the relationship between teacher and students as found in the celebrated religious texts the Bhagavad Gita, the Bible, the Consolation of Philosophy and the Divine Comedy. Sophomore Christopher Wales presented a paper on the \"Evolution of Usury,\" tracing the changing views on the sinfulness of charging interest on a loan. Sophomores Teya Everett and David Munyaka, on a panel titled \"Does God Exist?\" analyzed Aquinas' proofs for the existence of God. Sophomore Ngoentra Leelachantachot explored the concept of a hero in her paper \"Is Ariuna a True Hero?\" Also attending the conference were freshmen Jaree Beckwith, Kris Boyd, Charles Howard, Chevonne Timmons and Jenifer Woodson. Bronwyn Burk attended as president of the Whitney Young Student Council. Drs. Thomas McPartland and Tucker Landy helped students prepare their presentations and then accompanied them to the conference."
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