UCLA student protests ban on mentioning Jesus in graduation speech...and wins!

This story really impressed me.  

Do you realize that this young lady has more guts than the leaders of Georgetown University?  

They were willing to cover up the name of Jesus to satisfy Obama, but Ms. Popa insisted on keeping the name of Jesus in her speech.

A graduating student at the University of California at Los Angeles has charged that a department advisor forbade her from saying “I want to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ” in her graduation speech, prompting the university to say it will allow the student statements to be read “as originally submitted.”

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And she won!

UCLA okays mention of 'Jesus'

Christina Popa is one of several students whose personal statements will be read aloud during graduation at UCLA this coming Saturday. During the approval process, Popa was informed by a faculty member that her reference to Jesus would have to be deleted or changed. Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt of The Pray In Jesus' Name Project tells OneNewsNow that all Popa wanted to do was to thank Jesus in her submitted comments.

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