Gina E. Ryder

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  Oct 5, 2011

  National Cathedral Earthquake: Reopens Next Month After $25M in Repairs

  The Washington National Cathedral will reopen on Nov. 12, officials announced Tuesday. Restoration costs for the earthquake-damaged landmark have exceeded tens of millions of dollars, according to authorities.

• Oct 4, 2011

  'Occupy Wall Street' Joined by Christian Protest Group

  The Protest Chaplains, a Boston-based Christian protest group, joined New York’s “Occupy Wall Street” movement last month. One of the few religious groups present, they witnessed an outpouring of support and a ripple affect of astonishing acts resulted from their presence at the "Occupy" protests.

• Oct 4, 2011

  iPhone 5 Release Date: Apple Sales Will Rocket 20 Percent Through iPhone 4S

  The new Apple iPhone 4S may generate a significant boost in sales for Apple, according to a Taiwan analyst group that projects that iPhone sales could climb 20 percent after the iPhone 4S launch.

• Oct 4, 2011

  Amanda Knox Latest News: Should She Get a Million Dollar Book Deal?

  Jurors set Amanda Knox free Monday – overturning the murder conviction against the American student. Very shortly thereafter, Knox was offered a lucrative book deal that has the public speculating whether it would be right or proper for her to tell her story.

• Oct 4, 2011

  Occupy Wall Street Demands: Protests Spur New Political Movement?

  Are the “Occupy Wall Street” protests a sign of a new political movement emerging in America? That’s the question political analyst and social scientists are asking Tuesday, as Occupy Wall Street entered its third week. Protests have spread from New York City to other cities across the U.S.

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  Oct 4, 2011

  iPhone 5 Release Date: Will New Apple CEO Tim Cook Rise to the Challenge?

  Apple Inc is likely to unveil its new iPhone5 today and industry experts are wondering how new Apple CEO Tim Cook will meet the challenge of the having the iPhone maintain its distinctiveness and desirability, without the celebrity status of former Apple leader Steve Jobs.

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  Oct 3, 2011

  Supreme Court Attends Red Mass Before Start of Crucial Term

  The 58th annual Red Mass in Washington D.C. Sunday was attended by half the Supreme Court justices, who prayed for clarity in the new term where they are set to cover a slew of hot button issues.

• Oct 3, 2011

  Christian Author Tackles Teen Bullying and Suicide in New Novel

  What if the law held a bully responsible for a teen’s suicide? Christian author, L.T. Kodzo, explores this question – tackling the growing epidemic of teen bullying in her new book Locker 572.

• Oct 3, 2011

  Tori Amos Questions Whether NC Gay Marriage Ban 'Christ-like'

  Singer-songwriter Tori Amos answered many controversial questions including her opinion on gay marriage and Christianity in an interview with Behind the Lines last month.

• Oct 3, 2011

  New Eating Disorder Data Begs Question: How Should Christians Approach Body Image?

  Over nine million women have struggled with an eating disorder a recent survey reported. The heightened prevalence of poor body image in women has created a growing concern among self-esteem experts, church leaders, and health non-profits nationwide.