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The Chūnin Selection Exams (中忍選抜試験, Chūnin Senbatsu Shiken)[1] are a type of test to test the abilities of the genin. If the genin perform well, they will be considered for promotion to chūnin.
To become a chūnin, a genin participates in a wide-scale examination, known as the Chūnin Selection Exams, with their team. Despite Kakashi Hatake claiming earlier that all three members of a cell are required to participate together, it may be assumed that a genin does not necessarily have to undertake the exam along with their team-mates under circumstances since Sakura Haruno succeeded in becoming a chūnin during the time-skip with her teammates Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha both being absent during the period, and because Shikamaru Nara was already a chūnin when Chōji Akimichi and Ino Yamanaka took the exam during the time-skip. The only exam seen in the series is a three-stage exam held in Konohagakure.
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- The first stage (proctored by Ibiki Morino) is a written test, which includes difficult questions related to different ninja subjects, and it is designed to be too difficult to be answered by a normal genin. It checks information gathering and decision-making abilities, because, to pass, the participants must find a reliable source of information, then discreetly cheat off them without getting caught by the watchful sentinels. As such, the sentinels place chūnins within the mass to provide a reliable source to cheat off of. However, extremely intelligent ninjas can solve such questions without resorting to such, the prominent example being Sakura Haruno. After a certain amount of time, the proctor will ask the the tenth and final question, but if they fail the question they'll be forbidden to enter the exam again, but they can leave now and try another year. It tests their resolve and willingness to take risks, and if they decide to stay, they immediately pass, even if they fail to answer the other nine questions, as seen with Naruto Uzumaki, who was incapable of answering even a single question and had his paper completely blank. All three members of a team must pass this section of the exam in order to advance. In the anime, where it is stated that Ibiki Morino had proctored the exams before, it was revealed that he had selected different scenarios for the tenth question, with different solutions, such as giving the choice of either quitting and having the whole squad fail or continuing and having the lowest scoring member of the squad be forced to remain a genin forever (solution is to quit, rather than sacrifice squad members for personal gain).
- The second stage (proctored by Anko Mitarashi) tests the abilities of accomplishing a mission and real life survival skills without a sensei, as the participants are locked within a dangerous training area and must reach the central tower and survive five days without outside help. Each team is also given either a Scroll of Heaven (天の書, Ten no Sho) or Scroll of Earth (地の書, Chi no Sho) and teams are required to possess both in order to the third stage, forcing them to fight one another and hold on to their own. Kabuto also mentioned that it is possible for teams to gather multiple copies of scrolls to trade for information from other teams about the strength and abilities of other villages, to give them to other ninja from their own village, or simply to reduce the number of scrolls available, and thus the number of teams reaching the next stage. Additionally, teams are forbidden from opening the scrolls until they reach the tower, as the scrolls possess a spell that renders the reader unconscious until the stage's time limit has passed. Once the team reaches and enters the tower, they must open the scrolls which initiates a Summoning Technique that summons a higher ranked ninja who will congratulate the team. All three members of a team must pass this section of the exam in order to advance.
- If too many ninja teams pass the second round, preliminaries may be held at this point. In the Chūnin Exam Arc, seven teams, an unusually high number, completed the second phase of the test. In the preliminaries, individual ninja are randomly picked to fight each other; the losers in this extra round cannot advance to the final stage and thus cannot be considered for promotion to chūnin. From this point on, team members no longer need to all pass their respective battles in order for their comrades to advance.
- The third and final stage (proctored by Genma Shiranui, originally supposed to be Hayate Gekkō) consists of tournament-like fights between those remainders who passed the previous two stages, observed by a council of daimyō and village ninja that decides who becomes a Chūnin and who does not. This exam takes place one month after the second phase (or the preliminaries), to allow the participants to prepare themselves. While the winners are able to proceed to fight the next opponent, aptitude, rather than winning, is evaluated to determine whether a candidate is promoted; for example, Shikamaru Nara forfeits his first match but is still promoted because of his strategic aptitude. This way, anyone who makes it to the third stage of the Exams has a chance to become chūnin. However, it is also possible for none of the candidates to become chūnin if the judges believe that they do not have appropriate qualifications. Those who win and advance to the next round have more chances to show their aptitude.
During the examinations, death may be involved. As such, participants are required to sign a release form to acknowledge and accept such risks. An example is when Gaara massacred Team Shigure.
Originally in Konoha, the Chūnin Selection Exams went through three rounds, each similar to the current. The primary difference between the two is that the Second Round in the Forest of Death consisted of regulated matches, making it significantly safer. This is presumably due to the Chūnin Exam having only held ninja from Konoha as opposed to the other villages. The phases are also monitored by the Hokage and the competing team's jōnin leaders.
- First Phase: While nothing is known about the original first test, it is presumably similar to the written test used during Konoha's later examinations.
- Second Phase: Team Matches (proctored by Kurenai Yūhi's Father) The second stage consisted of regulated, pre-choosen matches in the Forest of Death.
- Third Phase: Individual Matches: The original third stage works nearly identically to the one used in the Chūnin Exam Arc except that it appears to follow a bracket style, meaning a competitor may have to defeat more than one opponent.
In the non-canon ninth Naruto OVA, Gaara hosts a Chūnin examination to help find more potential Chūnin candidates to take part in the Fourth Shinobi World War. It was commented by Temari that the examination style was irregular for this reason. Like Konoha's chūnin examinations, it appears to be stage based. Use of senjutsu was made against the rules during the exam due to it being an unfair advantage Naruto Uzumaki would possess.
- A preliminary stage is shown in which many genin are locked into a large empty and dangerous fenced off desert space known as Drill Area or the Demonic Sea for an unknown amount of time. The desert space's only known inhabitants appears to be large carnivorous bugs. Aside from this no known plants, animals or rocks are known to exist. The purpose of this phase appears to be similar to Konoha's second test, though it is unknown if one progresses from it in the same manner.
- The final stage of the exam consists of 1 on 1 Battles in which the winner becomes chūnin. The stage is held on the edge of the Desert Space in a large arena. This stage seems to follow similar rules to Konoha's optional preliminary stage while still remaining similar to their final portion.
In the past, each village held their own chūnin exam. After the Third Ninja World War, allied ninja villages agreed to hold the exams together at the selected village that would host the exam. This was done to improve relations between the villages and prevent war between them. Another advantage is that ninja that took the exam might attract clients who are interested in hiring them. Because of the growing number of ninja in each village, the exams are hosted twice every year. The exams are also used as a gambling device and during the Invasion of Konoha, Sunagakure and Otogakure used the exam to their advantage to declare war against Konohagakure.
- According to Kabuto, during the first Chūnin Exams seen in the anime and manga, the number of participants from different villages were as follows:[2][3]
- Konohagakure — 87 participants
- Sunagakure — 30 participants
- Amegakure — 21 participants
- Kusagakure — 6 participants
- Takigakure — 6 participants
- Otogakure — 3 participants
- Total — 153
- In the first Naruto OVA, Kakashi mentioned that in the past, genin went to Akagahara with the dream to become the best ninja and those who returned safely were accepted as chūnin.
- Although there are Getsugakure ninja shown in the first stage, they are not mentioned.[4][5]
- In the non-canon ninth Naruto OVA, use of senjutsu was against the rules during the exam due to it being an unfair advantage.
- In the Land of Tea Arc, during an escort mission, it is revealed that the first exam proctor, Ibiki Morino, failed his younger brother Idate Morino for risking the future of his squad.[6]
- Years earlier, the Chūnin proctors were matched against each other; Anko was matched against Hayate and Ibiki.


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Saudi transgender people must be having the easiest time ever.All they have to do is to putt those black "head to toe" on and voila you are a woman.Transgenders all over the world must be so jealous
I'm going to assume this is an attempt at being ironic, it's sad to think someone can be so absolutely unaware and close-minded.
I think the comment is correct. With the head-to-toe dresses popular (obligatory??) for women in KSA, it must be very easy for gays, trans-sexual people and cross-dressers to hide themselves. With so much hypocrisy and excessive use of veils, there must be a lot of sexual perversity and deviant sexual behavior in KSA.
I disagree. First of all, I don't think gays, trans-sexuals, or cross-dressers want to "hide themselves" any more or less than any other person. In addition, I think in a country like Saudi Arabia, discrimination against sexual minorities is extreme. Although those choosing to wear the Burqas may be able to "hide" behind the clothing, it doesn't mean they are able to express themselves. So, no, lesbians, gays, transgendered, bisexual, cross-dressers, etc. do NOT have an easy time in a country like Saudi Arabia. Oh yeah, and by the way, many of these sexual minorities don't dress any different than anyone else. It's a sexual preference, not a fashion statement.
What about straight sex?? How do you pick up women (or men) in KSA??
it's illegal
Sex is illegal?? Surely not - Islam is the "religion for sex" just like Christianity is the "religion for abstinence".
men and women not related or married to each other are not allowed to mix in Saudi Arabia
I guess there must be a lot of phone sex going on in KSA!!! Or young boys and girls might be taking short trips to Dubai or Cairo to get laid. Young people cannot be easily suppressed by law!!!
Does wearing those black dresses makes it easier or harder to shoplift?
I was wondering how do these Saudi women perform simple tasks - e.g., drinking a cup of coffee??
hmmn, its easy to push drugs !
those barbaric agents who supressing people in the kingdom never touch any on eof saudi family even their servants and drivers, they are cowards and only disturbing public and cant raise their hand to any one of saudi royal famil, they are hypocrites
Does Islam have our "the world is only 6000 Years old" problem? Dinosaurs do pose a problem here in the USA for this reason.
no,it doesn't,it does not state age but what it does say is that there's been other creatures before humans got created, there's other creations of God,i.e. jinns that were and are living here way before us. The Quran is scientifically sound and it contains many scientific facts that where discovered only recently, is the only abrahamic religion that actually challenges you to think and ask questions;it's constantly repeated all through the book, this is a book for people who reflect, do you not see....you can open it anywhere as is not a collection of stories but a book of signs, advice, warning and truth.
check it out for yourself, what have you got to lose?
The Quran says fresh water and salt water don't mix!
no, that is in reference to river estuaries where the salt water and the fresh water are separated by a "barrier" and do not mix and if i remember correctly was first observed by jacques cousteau. there's more to it than the simple statement fresh water and salt water don't mix, not too sure if you are saying that in awe or trying to debate that the quran is scientifically sound;in any case is good to do your own research and see what all sides have to say. I was an atheist before i became a muslim so i'm well aware of all the arguments and on top of that i'm from a catholic country.
Islam is an Abrahamic religion.
In short, Barbara Eden was created before man.
That is not what it says. It talks about when fresh water river and salty sea meet. Like the river Jordan meeting the Dead sea, the river does not become salty and the dead sea does not become fresh.
you would think then the quran would say something about the dinosaurs, instead of invisible old creatures called jinn who still live under ground according to it, I read the quran many times in my life and didn't see any of those signs you are talking about,if anything it says that the earth is flat (al ard bastnaha) and that the stars are lamps that are also used to shoot evil, that doesn't sound very scientific to me.
There is not a single scientific fact in the quran or the bible, that wasn't already known to the people of that time, no magic there really.
the quran is not a guide to extinct species is a guide for us to live our lives in the best possible manner and to that effect it includes signs that prove without a doubt its divine nature, examples of people who were wrongdoing and were accordingly punished, instructions because rules are necessary and description of the afterlife and the nature of God and His creation. If you care to state the reference of which surah and verse you are referring to about the earth being flat etc i'll endeavor to find some answers for you. In the mean time check zakir naik on youtube Quran and modern science it gives you a very comprehensive view of all the scientific facts in the quran with references to scientific papers, dates and etymological field of the arabic words. Peace.
Chapter/Verse please.
"signs that prove without a doubt its divine nature"
this is impossible.
A text is never unambiguous (just see how many interpretations of the bible and from what I hear also of the quran there are). If there is ambiguity, there are multiple possibilities, if there are multiple possibilities, choosing one induces doubt about whether it is the right one. If it does not induce doubt in you then you are a believer (for lack of a better term), which is not a bad thing. But what I want to say is that for a non-believer there is no way to establish a fact. Not a single fact at all. The non-believer acts on the basis of her experience and chooses the best guesses about what the facts could be, but she doubts everything forever.
Now if you payed attention, I am a hypocrite because I said "impossible" above and if I am a non-believer I have to doubt that it is impossible. That is correct. In the end that was just my best guess.
first of all, lets explain the difference between interpretation,translation and version. An interpretation is one's understanding of a given text which is what the "scholars" use to manipulate people saying that it's too complicated and only the privileged few can get it.
Translation also can contain flaws as it is a human writing and adding and in this way a translation can vary from one to another which is why all muslims are told to learn arabic so we don't get duped.
A version is where the " scholars" blatantly edit and add where they see fit and name it after the original book. Thankfully the book we call quran is only one in its original arabic form,( a translation is not the quran)and its exactly the same letter by letter everywhere in the world.
Now, another obligation in islam is to seek knowledge and as long as humans are involved there's always going to be dodgy stuff which is what creates the multiple possibilities. Debate is essential to unearthing the truth but the issue lies on accepting it when is undeniable whether you like it or not .
doubting is healthy because it means you are using your brain but doubting because something is not clear or doesn't seem right not because you want to follow your own desires as opposed to what's best for you. On every subject there's arguments for and against and what's important is to be sincere, open to change and do your best because at the end of the day you will only answer for your own deeds.
Life is a journey and on that journey we make loads of stops the question is why are you traveling, is your life supposed to be just a quest for pleasure, financial gain...I mean, what's the point? because if there's no point and all the work that you do is futile and will get lost in the annals of time and there's only generations and generations of people living and dying for nothing, just to be food for the microorganisms that will decompose you.....well you get the picture.
Allah says that he did not create anything in play but everything has a function and a reason to exist.
Humans need to stop being arrogant because, as developed as our brains are, we are not able to comprehend everything,believing is a matter of choice, i've never seen an atom and i only believe in their existence because other people says they do exist, you put your faith in something all the time without questioning where all the information comes from and making complicated studies about it.
May God give you guidance.
Thanks for taking the time to answer.
I have an English version of the quran and as you suggest I don't trust it that much because it is a translation. In my opinion interpretation is not only done by scholars but by everyone who reads any text. Through interpretation, the reader acquires an opinion about what it is the text wants to tell her. This is where my argument above comes in and it holds even if the quran is letter by letter the original and the reader knows well the language it is written in.
Anyway, I agree completely with your next paragraph about doubting, sincerity, openness and "doing your best", even that i will only answer for my own deeds. I probably interpret "answer for my own deeds" differently from you (for me it just means that I will have to live with them in the future, they will influence my course of thought for the rest of my life, for me that is a very good reason to pick the deeds wisely), but the resulting deeds may well be the same.
I have to say that I see no "point" in life though. But that gives me great relief, because if there was a point I would be afraid to miss it, as there is nothing to miss, I have the confidence to think for myself and doubt the things I am told until I understand the reasoning. You may think this leads necessarily to a selfish life only targeted on pleasure or financial gain, but that is not so. There are two very compelling reasons for compassion:
1. If I treat others badly it increases the probability of others treating me badly.
2. The decisions and actions I take will be the decisions and actions I suspect others to take. So if I kill people for no reason I will suspect others to also kill people for no reason leaving me to live a paranoid, fearful and lonely life.
I actually think all the great moral guidance contained in religious texts can be motivated without recourse to a judgement after death.
You are also right that I put my faith in something all the time without questioning it. The thing is I do it even knowing it. As soon as I realize that by doing/thinking this and that I assumed (believed in) some thing, I finally gain the possibility to doubt it. Those are some of the best moments in my life. And by the way it is my job to make complicated studies about all these things. I study life.
Sorry I wrote way too much...anyway you seem to be safe.
May doubt give you happiness?
If you go back to "state supported religious integrism in Europe", luckily for me this was some centuries ago in most places, it was abuse of the system (selling indulgences) and ridicule which undermined the Inquisition and allowed the Reform to happen.
Twitter reactions indicate that social media educated youth - a growing force in many islamic countries - are realising that.
The muslim Calendar says 1434. In Europe, Luther started the Reform in 1517, accrodingto the Gregorian calendar:
- Who, when and where will start the Islamic Reform?
- Should we still wait 100 years and have 100 more years of Islamic wars to realise the potential for peace and self realisation that lies in Islam according to some clerics ?
Funniest thing all day, thanks Economist. I'm going to show this to all my friends who think everyone in the ME is a bad guy.
best article I've read in this publication
Extinction or evolution, Saudi sorcerers struggle to decide whether blatant blasphemy or dinosaur droppings are devil delivered.
Humor heals and I applaud the evolving tweeters!
Amazing they believe in evolution!!
evolution as in a species developing behaviors and adaptations to survive in their environment not as in a fish becoming a reptile becoming a monkey becoming a human, if it's a bird it remains a bird, if it's human it stays human with the exception of politicians and bankers who are evil mutations.
Man i really need your help. Kindly mail me on firstname.lastname@example.com.
What is your problem?? If you have a comment, please go ahead and articulate it.
Define the boundaries of a species. Where do you draw the line between one species and another?
I studied just basic biology in school but it's one of the first they teach you, i think in english you call it biological classifications. I'm spanish so i can't give you a lecture in english about it since i don't know what terms you use but a simple google search should yield the answer you seek.Peace.
if it can't be explained openly then i can't help you.
The thing is, species are based on the genome of the animal, since the genome changes over time (because radiation hits parts of it, or because of recombination with other genomes due to reproduction) the species basically change over time as well. If some animals go north and some go south, then their genomes will diverge because they do not recombine, then if circumstances in north and south are different the genomes can become so different that the animals also look different and in fact actually are different. So we get two species from one. Fish to reptile to monkey to human is not at all out of the question if you look at the timespans involved.
Since when were they called the Hayaa? Surely you mean the matawwa?
I had the same question. When I lived in the Magic Kingdom™, the ever-vigilant members of the Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice were known as the muttawa, not the hayaa… or are the latter a different flavor of busybodies?
A mutawaa describes a highly religious man where as Hayaa means body, framework, organization or committee in Arabic. Hence, a group of these mutawaas' would form a Hayaa (i.e. the Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice)
Well, me too! Remember all those evenings at the Mall in Riyadh trying to finish shopping before, what was it, Saleh (prayer time) and the matawah coming along. I've noted the use of another name for the abaya, also, can't remember what it is now. .
Perhaps the Hayaa don't believe in evolution, and don't believe anyone esle should do either? After all, if the World was created in 4004 BC and all species were created there and then, dinosaurs are just someone's invention, either that or they aren't at least 65 million years old.
Apparently some Imams are going round libraries to-day removing or defacing all references to Evolution just the way the Jesuits used to go round libraries in the 16th century removing all references to heliocentric astronomy. We all know how that ended. The Catholic church still feels badly burned by that episode. 'Never again' it is said to be whispered in the corners of the Vatican.
So this episode seems to be something quite familiar, but why did it take so long for these guys to catch on? Demotions rather than promotions beckon.
The (CPVPV) are people who protect Foreigners from those who attack women for sexual harassment
sooo... what you're saying is Saudis attack foreign women for sexual harassment??
There have been cases... although the positions are not mutually exclusive. There's plenty of literature in Islam that allows foreigners to do things Islamic women can't. And Mohammed plastered a man's duty to protect women all over the place in their literature. So I could see the religious police responding to an acid attack.
no, Hayaa protect women from foreign attacks, don't twist up the words & read well ;)
Are some sort of Muhammed worshipping religious nut
What a ridiculous statement, they (CPVPV) are evil unmitigated eveil, and will burn in hell if it exists.
Mohammad and his book ordered men to beat their wives up if the wife don't obey to her husband orders. Mohammad and his book ordered his men to marry 4 women, and divorce any of them in case he don't like her anymore, and marry more and more, its like an orgy ...
Mohammad and his book said that women have half brains, this is why they are not allowed to hold authority in any position, or lead anything, or even study, this this the muslim world today is forcing women not to study and stay home after they marry...
FYI, Marriage in Islam is like a contract, where a woman enters into this sex agreement with the man, where he pays an amount of money for her, have sex, get children (preferred boys ofcourse) ... serve him and that is it ...
First of all, marriage is contract everywhere else as well. Second, where did you get this? Conservepedia?
Mohammed limited men to marrying more than 4 women because he found it was hard for even the wealthy to properly take care of more than 4 women. He also made divorce by either side easy, just announce three times in a row. Most Islamic countries also have alimony, so it's not like your just done with her.
If mohammed didn't want to have learned women why did he marry a business woman? Why was it his youngest wife who actually wrote the Koran, and started the Hadiths? You think she thought women only had half a brain?
The traditions at the time (many of which we carried right up to the 1970's) forced women into a certain role, but it also forced men into a certain role. I think you've been reading the more extremist hadiths which are poorly linked to Mohammed and using those to paint all of Islam. Read the Koran for yourself, and remember while you're reading it that the bible isn't all ponies and rainbows either.
Some favourite salafies Islamic quotes are that the women of non moslems together as their children and their wealth are halal for moslems. In Iraq, Syria, Upper Egypt these days we are seeing the application of this concept on a daily basis. I will give you that this is hard core Islam and that most moslems around the world do not believe in that but the Salafies around the Arab world that are coming into power with the Arab spring certainly believe in that. It is hell for non moslems right now over there and you are dreaming in NA of evolution and extinction and transgenderism and not seeing the danger that is coming your way.
Ok I understand your trying to talk about the Arab spring and salafist teachings, but other than that your not making much sense. I'm sure you don't mean to say that children and wealth are forbidden to Muslims.
Christianity had Jesus as a role model - apparently he did not have much of a sex life. Hence, the role of women in society is somewhat confusing in traditional Christian belief. Also it is very (sexually) conservative - "the missionary position", etc. Islam had a prophet who was a sex addict - thanks to that, the religion has a clear view about rights and obligations for men and women. Judaism had prophets who had no clear rules about sex - lots of group sex, incest, rape, etc. Also in the Torah there is a lot of explicit racism - hence, the Jews tended to inter-marry during most of recorded history.
Wow Mohammed was a sex addict? I doubt he had sex any more than any other wealthy man of his time, all of whom had multiple wives. In fact he curtailed the practice of harems by limiting men to four wives. It must be nice to just dismiss other religions based on slander.
1. Mohammad specified that Muslim men can have 4 wives; however Allah gave him a "special license" to have 12, only for him in all the world.
2. Mohammad married a child aged 6, and had sex with her when she was 9. (Both Iran and Saudi Arabia point to this example and have set the legal age for girls to marry at 9. )
3. Mohammad explicitly gave permission to muslim men to have sex with their slave girls and women conquered during war. As presumably the conquered women wouldn't be giving free consent, this is license to rape.
4. Mohammad lusted after his son's wife; he then demanded that his son divorce her so Mohammad could have her. When the son did not consent, forthwith came a "revelation from Allah" that the son should consent to it ! The son was then forced to give in, and Mohammad married the girl.
All very normal, as you say.
-----He also made divorce by either side easy, just announce three times in a row. Most Islamic countries also have alimony, so it's not like your just done with her.-----
Not really. Only men can say 'talaq' 3 times and dispose off the wife; the wife needs her husband's permission to divorce him. A New York Times article cited several thousand women in Indonesia who were languishing, unable to get a divorce, even after the husband had married another and moved out.
In India, when the govt moved to enforce alimony provisions, Muslim organizations protested strongly and made the govt back down; there men can divorce the women any time, pushing them into poverty and don't have to provide a cent in alimony. Look up the "Shah Bano" case.
Most is not all. I am well aware there are countries where the woman is essentially considered the root of all evil. I merely contend that such attitudes did not come from Mohammed and surely not from a Koran which was actually written by a woman.
The Koran as I have read it provides for women to divorce as easy and for alimony. Whether it's honored or not by modern Islamic countries is a different matter.
Mohammed did lust after his brother's wife, and it is important to remember that Islam does not contend for him to be the son of or a face of god like Christianity does Jesus. He was a man with all of a man's fallibility.
Also it was very normal at the time for sexual relations to begin at such early ages. A girl was considered to be a woman as soon as she had her first period. This was by no means specific to Arabia either.
The 12 marriages were special to him, because it was recognized that in order to better unite certain factions, marriage would be a good tool. He also used his special dispensation to marry war widows and provide for them, it certainly wasn't a lustful proposition as at least one war widow was quite old.
Obviously not all is right in Islam, there are extremists killing themselves and others, countries denying basic human rights that even the Koran would provide for, and hadiths appearing out of thin air to both justify it and propagate it. But Islam's original intent was no worse than the Catholic church which in real terms ended up being the state in many places and the Jewish faith in which extremists decided everyone else was unclean. All three faiths when you actually read the original documents have humanitarian teachings. Unfortunately you can lead the horse to water, but you cannot force it to drink. Muslims will be able to get their house in order as Christianity and Judaism have much easier if people don't go proving the xenophobic extremists right by calling their prophet a sex addict or any number of other slanders.
According to the hadith, his sexual capacity was extra-ordinary. Yes, he did curtail the practice of harems, etc. For pure lust and group sex, the Jews of the OT were a wild bunch of people.
See, now I need to know which hadith, what's it's ranking, how old is this hadith, and who exactly propagates it. Hadiths can be a bum game, they aren't exactly Mohammed's sayings, they are at best second hand accounts gathered after his death. At worst they're a sort of chain letter, I heard my brother say our cousin was told by a farmer who was there...
Then there's the age old male fascination with one's libido. You know archaeologists have found graffiti drawings of male genitalia? Apparently we've been fascinated by our sexual organs and sex for a long long time.
Here are a few hadith. Of all the Abrahamic prophets, Mohammad was the most "modern" - in fact, in Lincolns Inn (one of the 4 inns of court) he is carved in stone as a great law-giver, which he was. His main weakness was (a bit like Bill Clinton) women and sex. If you read the hadiath (i.e., anecdotes about the life of Mohammad), he comes across as a brilliant (but flawed) human being.
From the Koran itself and the Haddith - here are a few examples:
(5:268) – "The Prophet used to visit all his wives in a round, during the
day and night and they were eleven in number." I asked Anas, 'Had the Prophet
the strength for it?' Anas replied, 'We used to say that the Prophet was given
the strength of thirty men.' "
(4:232) – Muhammad's wives would wash semen stains out of his clothes, which
were still wet from the spot-cleaning even when he went to the mosque for
prayers. Between copulation and prayer, it's a wonder he found the time to slay pagans.
(6:300) – Muhammad's wives had to be available for the prophet's fondling
even when they were having their menstrual period.
(62:6) – "The Prophet used to go round (have sexual relations with) all
his wives in one night, and he had nine wives." Muhammad also said that it
was impossible to treat all wives equally
- and it isn't hard to guess why.
(93:639) – The Prophet of Islam would recite the 'Holy Qur'an' with his head
in Aisha's lap, when she was menstruating.
Tabari IX:139 – "You are a
self-respecting girl, but the prophet is a womanizer." Words spoken by the
disappointed parents of a girl who had 'offered' herself to Muhammad (he accepted).
(4:24) – "And all married women (are forbidden unto you) save those
(captives) whom your right hands possess." Allah even permitted Muhammad
and his men to have sex with married slaves, such as those captured in battle.
(33:50) – "O Prophet! surely We have made lawful to you your wives whom
you have given their dowries, and those whom your right hand possesses out of
those whom Allah has given to you as prisoners of war, and the daughters of your
paternal uncles and the daughters of your paternal aunts, and the daughters of
your maternal uncles and the daughters of your maternal aunts who fled with you;
and a believing woman if she gave herself to the Prophet, if the Prophet desired
to marry her– specially for you, not for the (rest of) believers; We know what
We have ordained for them concerning their wives and those whom their right
hands possess in order that no blame may attach to you; " This is another
special command that Muhammad handed down to himself that allows virtually
unlimited sex, divinely sanctioned by Allah. One assumes that this "revelation"
was meant to assuage some sort of disgruntlement in the community over
Muhammad's hedonism.
It is interesting that with 1 exception (Ayesha), he always preferred experienced women - not into virgins at all!!! And yet, in the depiction of heaven, virgins are mentioned - virgins are so boring.
Yes, libido is an age old problem - but is it a problem?? Most of the prophets in the Bible (OT) were highly over-sexed. That is quite natural. However, the Abrahanic religions do not deal with female sexuality properly. Did women enjoy sex during that period??
Hah it's 5 in the morning here, maybe I'll make a reply later after I've slept and researched those hadiths. The slaves thing and women captured in war was by no means restricted to the middle east. That was common practice all over the world at the time, and it still is common practice in some areas.That doesn't make it right in our modern values system, but it's important to realize how much of our religious history is based on what were considered common practice at the time.
I didn't say libido was a problem, I just said we've always been fascinated by it. We always fall to a belief that the popular amongst us, the famous if you will, have better sex lives than we do. It's almost like it's required of popular men, that they at least be perceived to have a greater than normal capacity for sex. Weird I know, but if you look carefully at the way celebrities craft their public images, it's there.
Noted - on the issue of having sex with "captured women", you are right. I guess that it has always been the case in many cultures. Till recently - e.g., the Serbs raping Croatian and Bosnian women during the crisis in the Balkans.
On sex addiction. It is true that powerful political figures tend to have huge sexual appetites - e.g., Kennedy, Clinton, Mao, Ataturk, etc. But, it is strange that powerful female politicians tend to have low sexual needs - e.g., Margaret Thacher. Indira Gandhi, Golda Meir, Angela Merkel, etc. There were 2 exceptions - i.e., politicians with huge sexual appetites - the current PM of Australia and Benazir Bhutto.
On Mohammad's sex addiction - I think he had an abnormally high need for constant sex. One wife would have not have been able to cope with it. However, 11 is too many?? Surely there must have been a lot of politics in the harem.
I am from saudi arabia. What I read here is something funny it is pinpointing an event rarely to occur. We have in Riyadh, the capital of saudi arabia, a dedicated museum for Dinasours in Makka road.
Yet Saudi Arabia is still a closed society where clerics oppress people in general and women in particular.
I don't think anyone can disagree with this
Yet Saudi Arabia is still a closed society where clerics oppress people in general and women in particular.
I don't think anyone can disagree with this
Noted - you live in KSA. Do you have a museum for your own rulers who are living in the dark ages and acting as agents for the USA?? When will the Saudi people have genuine elections (and a democratic process) so that they can kick out the Wahabis and Salafis??
I see, so thats why there is lot of oil there. Lot of dinosaurs lived and died there.
I'd really like to hear more often about funny commentaries by muslims like these. I mean for sure there are tons of funny people in muslim countries, but the media usually prefer the ones shooting white people with AK47s. What a pity!
Very true. In fact the entire Muslim world suffers from sustained negative publicity. I have worked with a few Muslims at work, and they are no better or worse from others. In other words, most are normal.
@ pooj...
correct, I am from this part of the world and we are living in peace till now at least ... thou working with muslims is totally different when they have the power over a country or a society .... Islam is totally different when they are in power.
@ poporian - What funny my friend ... the fact is, all ppl carrying AK47's and bombs and using these to kill ppl all over the world who don't agree with them are actually muslims ... thats a fact ...
Didn't realize US Army was Muslim....
Correct me i am mistaken, please. In Quran there is no mention of dinosaurs or of the times they lived. Therefore a muslim person is a person who does not believe they existed. It contradicts Quran. Therefore those who are twitting jokes are not muslims.
"but the media usually prefer the ones shooting white people with AK47s."
No, most victims of the Islamist are other Muslims.
No, the Islamists shoots everyone, not just so-called "white people".
No, the western media reports (under-reports) Muslim terrorism, because There is Muslime terrorism, and because such terroism enjoys widespread sympathy in many sectots of Muslim society.
And part of the reason (a small part) for such Muslim terrorism in Western society is due to people like you unwilling to face up to perversion in that religion.
"No, most victims of the Islamist are other Muslims."
- That may well be and I don't deny it, but this has nothing to do with my comment
"No, the Islamists shoots everyone, not just so-called "white people"
- see above
"No, the western media reports..."
- This is your opinion. My opinion is that almost everything I hear from muslim countries is related to violence of some sort and preferably with white victims. I wanted to express my happiness about this article by the economist depicting muslims not as savages, but funny individuums. Where did you get the information that terrorism enjoys "widesprad sympathy in many sectots of Muslim society"?
"And part of the reason..."
- How does that relate to my post? Where did I say there is no muslim terrorism? And don't worry there will be still plenty pieces about muslim terrorism in the years to come (read the newspaper tomorrow), despite my comment.
Surely the creationist Hayyaa police have not read the intelligent design books of the latest evangelical christians on this subject. This can help explain gods plan for dinosaurs. Evolution is a mystical non reality.
But even in the US they banned the Dinosaur. They are teaching Bible in the schools in the south. They think Dinosaur is a conspiracy by Richard Dawkins to convert their children into atheists!
(I am from India. Most people here have less intelligence than Dinosaurs)
I agree - lots of stupid, ignorant culturally conservative people in the U.S. But "most" Americans have less intelligence than Dinosaurs is a statement I take exception to. If most of us are so stupid then why are so many of you people from the rest of the world coming here to study in our universities and work in our companies? Try not to let our dummies muddle your own mind - they piss me off too.
What makes you think he meant the USA? "I am from India. Most people here have less intelligence than Dinosaurs", to me says that most people "here" ie, in India have less intelligence than dinosaurs.
No more pleasant a comment, perhaps, but not one to cause an American to get his knickers in a twist.
Well, Matt - I think he meant the USA because he said:
"But even in the US they banned the Dinosaur. They are teaching Bible in the schools in the south. They think Dinosaur is a conspiracy by Richard Dawkins to convert their children into atheists! (I am from India. Most people here have less intelligence than Dinosaurs)."
It seems pretty clear that he was speaking about Americans, from the POV of an Indian working in America, and letting us all know how Americans act. If he was actually talking about Indians than why not preface that with some info about Indians, and not Americans? Maybe I'm wrong and it can be chalked up to a lack of clarifying language, but anyway...not a big deal.
And btw, my knickers are not twisting.
Relax. It's just a joke :) I meant "here=India". I love my country. I also like America.
You guessed it right. I work for an American company, but from India.
I briefly worked in America before the Internet. My feeling is that most Americans love their country, are very content with their lives and think America as the center of the universe. I guess that's what makes America such a great country. For an American "here=America", always :)
I guess that is changing now with the Internet. More American children are learning about the rest of the world, which is also good.
Have fun.
How many people have you met in India Mr. Chat(erjee)? For your statement to be valid, it would be necessary that you have met more than 50% of the population and have evaluated them on your criteria of intelligence and found them below par. I don't think you have done so. You have made a sweeping statement in comment section of a well read magazine worldwide. You are denigrating your own fellow citizens. Doesn't give a good impression. I know you said it jokingly but it still remains offensive. Having fun in denigrating others is sadism. Not a good thing.I would suggest you to edit your comment.
Further, the Central Board of Secondary Education, India teaches evolution and not creative design. So do most of the State education boards.This means a large number of students (and hence Indians) are aware of evolution but none have ever heard of creative design.
My last comment was a joke. This one is NOT.
I find most Indians deeply religious. I find that very stupid. No intelligent person can believe in fairy tales. I heard that 100 million of my countrymen are going to take a dip in Maha Kumbh. That is repulsing to me. What a waste of human energy. How much more stupid can people get. I once went to Tirupathi (for my mother). I saw the madness there. I could not take it. So I came back.
I stand by my comment. Majority of Indians are stupid. Anyone who believes in fairy tale god, is more stupid than a Dinosaur.
It will be hypocritical of me to criticize America and spare my own country. At least there are 15% atheists in America. Other than me and Javed Akhtar (http://subhenduchat.blogspot.in/2011/10/spirituality-halo-or-hoax-speech...), I don't think there is any other atheist in India!
That makes me equal to Javed Akhtar :)
+ 1 ...me
Maestro, I salute your Intellectual Giantness!!!
1) Many people love fairy tales and not all of them are stupid
2) Your wisdom takes my breath away --> "Being religious = Being stupid" Please let us know from where you derived this equation.
It is not a matter of believing in fairy tales. It is drawing analogies and learning lessons from them. Every culture, every religion has something similar.
To each his own - you may be an athiest; well good for you. I believe in the fairy tale god; that's simply my belief. It has got nothing to with my intelligence. As much as you have a right to your own beliefs, so do others. The way they choose to manifest their beliefs doesn't make them any less 'evolved' as you are.
Your country is stupid right? America has 15% athiest right? Get one american senator to publicly announce his atheism and get one US president to do the same. You wont be able to.
But in your country where majority people are stupid, vote for atheists like P.Chidambram, A.K.Antony (two most powerful ministers). They have large states ruled by communists (atheists). Only difference between the majority of the people you are calling stupid and yourself is that the stupid ones know that they have the right to believe whatever they wish to and yet elect athiest to offices. Being athiest doesn't mean that it gives you right to ridicule others beliefs. I am agnostic and skeptic because both your claim of non-existence and the stupid ones claims of existence of god are unproved as of yet and thereby making you equally stupid or equally intelligent.
But when one can compare himself to Javed Akhtar and can take the count of athiests only to 2, well all I can say is now I don't feel much offended at your comments.Intellectual insanity is incurable.
your statement shows a mix of sense and stupid judgement. How dare you generalise most indians as having intelligence less than dinosaurs? Have you interacted with all 1.2 billion of them to make such sweeping statements reflective of your own biased thinking? How much injustice you are doing to those who are meritorious and who have done well in their respective areas and made India proud?
Mr Chatterjee, anyone who calls a billion people stupid must be even more stupid . It is the mark of a stupid person that he makes childish immature and thoroughly indefensible remarks which only betray a boorish and intemperate nature. According to you, your mother is stupid. And as intelligence is a heritable trait, the odds of you being bright are not good.
You could go on and on about how being religious = being stupid, but then religion is an all encompassing word and thus all the practices in all the religions across the world would comfortably fit into your 'rant'. If you really are an Indian and well versed in the Indian Constitution, you should know we are a secular country and guarantee the 'freedom of religion' as a fundamental right. So as much as you want to disagree with something, there is a certain way to do it. There is a thin line between being argumentative for the sake of it and being stupid, and you certainly are the latter, sir. But as someone rightly said "I may not agree with what you say, but will defend tll death your right to say it". Now I just feel sorry for your mother, that she took you to Tirupathi.
Nature doesn't give a damn about democracy. Numbers is no safety net for harboring falsehood. Just because a billion people believe in a fairy tale god, does not make it true. Fairy tale gods are obviously false because they contradict each other (often violently). Hence all of them cannot be true. Problem is all of them are believed by over a billion people! Which billion do you suspect? I suspect all of them. All of them are so obviously false. It feels odd to even argue this point.
Few hundred years back, several billion people used to believe the earth is flat and the sun goes round the earth. Alas nature did not show any respect to the beliefs of those billions. Those apparent truths turned out to be false. No safety in numbers here!
I am tired of arguing with stupid (by the way, stupid only means someone who believes in something without reason, like religion. It should not be taken as derogatory) people. This is my last comment on the subject.
We come to study in your universities because we have the money to spend on them. If you don't want our money, we'll take it elsewhere, thanks. Enough countries want it. And we're no longer coming to your country anymore anyway. Go check your immigration figures. Be happy behind your picket fence, and watch the rest of the world pass you by.
The number argument was not used to 'prove' that their belief must therefore be correct. You are asserting a strawman. I agree that a billion people can be wrong. But it is highly unlikely that a billion people are stupid. Which is what you said, and that was a stupid thing to say. You compounded that stupidity by implying that your mother is stupid, which no decent or thinking person would ever assert. It is another indication of your intemperate nature, with its unthinking, angry outbursts.
Okay, good by me. Read too much into it. Apologies...
Listen, I overreacted to a post that could be interpreted either way. What I won't be mistaken for is some hick fool who wants to ban bright people from other parts of the world from coming to America for education or work, or to share in what can be a great cultural melting pot. I don't agree with the "picket fence" that some Republicans would put up, so you need to relax too. And as far as why people come to America, it's not just because you have the money - I'm glad you do. But the truth is many come to America because our universities are great and our companies pay well. If I and my American ilk have our way, the world will not be passing us by. And I wouldn't bet your last rupee on it.
Public schools in the south aren't teaching biblical verses outside of purely secular and academic examinations. And today, every biology class heavily focuses on evolution by natural selection.
There used to be issues, but atheist groups started taking schools to court, so the deliberate teaching of ignorant mythology stopped. After all, it's completely unconstitutional to do so, so the atheists were sitting on a 100% win rate in court.
Thank God...Bye Bye
It's all good. As long as the Saudis oppress themselves and no one else, that is.
Nah, this is clearly American oppression - and a corruption of the Hayyaa. They have let themselves be co-opted by American Christians!
Just google "Arabia's foreign slaves"
How long do you think the Saudis would survive without US government military support?
I saw a dinosaur skeleton in a museum.
It had a BONE! :O
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Research Databases, Journals & Periodicals
General Legal | Foreign/International | Interdisciplinary | Newspapers | E-Journal Finders | Journal Indexes | Library Catalogs
General Legal Databases
- Bloomberg Law [password required] Comprehensive legal and business resources.
- Bloomberg BNA [off-campus] Access to over 100 publications providing news and analysis on a wide range of legal topics
- CALI - Student lessons on various legal topics [first time users must create an account - see secure page for password information]
- CCH IntelliConnect [off-campus] Access to state and federal tax laws, reporters, news, and other related materials. Also covers additional commerce-related topics such as labor and employment, banking, and intellectual property law.
- Checkpoint [off-campus] Database containing tax law resources, including federal, state and local, and international libraries.
- Courtroom View Network [sign up with OSU email address] Access to audio case files of court opinions on major legal topics. Also includes courtroom video library of real court cases.
- CQ Electronic Library [off-campus] Access to six CQ databases including CQ Weekly covering activity in the U.S. Congress
- ebrary [off-campus] eBooks on a variety of law-related subjects
- Eighteenth Century Collections Online [off-campus] Law subject group includes online versions of 18th century legal treatises, digests, law dictionaries, case summaries
- FDsys Website of the U.S. Government Printing Office offering pdf access to numerous federal government documents including Congressional reports and hearings from more recent years.
- Gongwer Ohio News Service [Drinko Hall only] Ohio state government news and information
- Hein Online [off-campus] This searchable archive contains law journals, the Federal Register, U.S. Treaties, classic legal treatises, U.S. Reports , and U.S. Attorney General Opinions
- Homeland Security Digital Library [free on the Web]- Selected U.S. policy documents, presidential directives, and national strategy documents as well as resources from universities, organizations and local and state agencies relating to homeland security
- Kluwer Arbitration [access from Columbus campus]. Various resources on arbitration law including ebooks, journals, practice tools, and Kluwer's arbitration blog.
- Kluwer IP Law [access from Columbus campus]. Various resources on intellectual property law including ebooks, practice tools, landmark European cases, and Kluwer's blogs on patent and copyright law.
- Knowledge Mosaic [access from Columbus campus] News, information, and tools in heavily regulated areas such as securites, telecommunications, and energy law.
- Leadership Library on the Internet [Drinko Hall only] Searchable directories of judges, law firms, corporations and many more types of governmental and other organizations. (Also known as Yellow Books).
- Legal Scholarship Network (part of SSRN) Open access archive of law-related scholarly research papers
- Legal Trac [Drinko Hall only] Index of articles in legal periodicals since 1980 including law reviews, legal newspapers, and bar association journals. Includes some full-text.
- LexisNexis [password required] Comprehensive resource for legal research in primary and secondary sources
- LexisNexis Academic [off-campus] U.S. Legal section provides access to federal and state cases, statutes, and regulations. Also includes law review articles.
- LLMC Digital Online [off-campus] A digital collection of primary & secondary legal materials. Includes decisions from some federal agencies and many official case reporters. A growing collection of common law abroad materials includes materials from British Canada and India.
- Loislaw [off-campus] Access to federal and state cases, statutes, regulations, court rules, and secondary sources
- Making of Modern Law, Legal Treatises 1800-1926 [off-campus] Archive of treatises on U.S. and British law
- Making of Modern Law, Primary Sources [off-campus] Collection of U.S. historical material dating from 1620-1970 including colonial records, early state, territorial, and municpal codes, city charters, and constitutional convention records
- Making of Modern Law, Trials, 1620-1926 [off-campus] Archive of trial documents and unofficially published accounts of important trials in British, French, and U.S. history
- Ohio Capitol Connection [off-campus] Database containing Ohio legislative information and related news articles from Hannah News Service
- Proceedings of the Old Bailey Free archive containing reports and summaries of trials at London's Old Bailey criminal court, 1674-1913
- ProQuest Congressional (formerly LexisNexis Congressional) [off-campus] Resource for federal legislative history research, including access to U.S. Congressional Serial Set, 1817-1980.
- Thomas.loc.gov Library of Congress website for federal legislative information including recent Congressional bills and bill status. See also Congress.gov, the beta site of Thomas' successor.
- U.S. Supreme Court Records and Briefs, 1832-1978 [off-campus] Digital archive of select Supreme Court materials.
- Westlaw [password required] Comprehensive resource for legal research in primary and secondary sources
Foreign and International Law Databases
- Foreign Law Guide [Columbus campus access only] Aid to locating legislation from foreign jurisdictions
- International Encyclopaedia of Laws [off-campus] This series of publications features works on the laws of nations and international organizations relating to such topics as contracts, criminal law, cyber law, energy law, environmental law, intellectual property, family law and succession, labor law, media law, and medical law. See the "IEL" titles under the "Manuals" tab.
- Making of Modern Law: Foreign, Comparative & International Law, 1600-1926 [off-campus] Historical collection of treatises and monographs covering international, comparative, and foreign law including Roman, Islamic, and Jewish law texts.
- Making of Modern Law: Foreign Primary Sources, 1600-1970 [off-campus] Historical codes, statutes, regulations, and commentaries from the UK, France, Germany, and other European states.
- Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law [off-campus] - Collection of articles by international law scholars.
- ODS-The Official Document Systems of the United Nations Full text access to official UN documents including General Assembly resolutions
- Oxford Constitutions of the World [off-campus] English translations and background material for over 400 constitutions of countries and subnational jurisdictions.
- Oxford Reports on International Law [off-campus] Decisions on public international law from international and domestic courts.
- Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law [off-campus] Full-text reference works and treatises on international law published by Oxford University Press.
- UN Treaties - United Nations Treaty Series, texts of recently deposited multilateral treaties, and the status of multilateral treaties deposited with the Secretary-General.
- Westlaw China [off-campus] Full-text access to PRC laws and regulations. Chinese and English versions available.
- World Constitutions Illustrated English translations of numerous national constitutions, in addition to related academic articles and bibliographies.
- More databases at OSU Libraries organized by subject and alphabetically by database name.
Interdisciplinary Resources
- Academic Search Complete [off-campus] Broad, multi-disciplinary article database with selected full-text
- African American Studies Center [off-campus] Primary source documents, biographies, images, maps, tables, timelines and more on the African American experience
- America: History and Life [off-campus] Article abstracts on history and culture of U.S. and Canada
- Criminal Justice Abstracts [off-campus] Article abstracts in criminology and related fields
- EconLIT [off-campus] Abstracts and selected full-text articles on economics
- ERIC [off-campus] Abstracts of documents and articles on education research and practice
- Google Scholar Abstracts, articles, theses, and books across numerous academic disciplines
- Historical Abstracts [off-campus] Article abstracts on world history excluding U.S. and Canada
- International Political Science Abstracts [off-campus] Article abstracts from world's leading political science journals
- ISI Citation Databases [off-campus] Includes science, social sciences, and arts & humanities citation databases
- JSTOR [off-campus] Multi-disciplinary journal article collection covering the humanities, sciences, and social sciences
- LGBT Life [off-campus] Abstracts and selected full-text articles on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender issues
- The New York Review of Books [off-campus] Influential magazine covering literature, politics, and culture. Includes archive of issues since 1963.
- PsycINFO [off-campus] Abstracts and cited references for articles in psychology and related fields
- Scopus [off-campus] Broad abstract and citation database with material from sciences, social sciences, and humanities
- Social Sciences Abstracts [off-campus] Article abstracts from social sciences journals
- Social Science Research Network (SSRN) Open-access archive of scholarly papers in social sciences
- More databases at OSU Libraries organized by subject and alphabetically by database name.
Newspaper Resources
- All newspaper databases provided by OSU Libraries
- List of U.S. Newspapers available in microform at OSU Libraries
- Factiva [off-campus] Access to articles from numerous newspapers, magazines, wire services, and trade publications in html form.
- Press Display [off-campus] Original images of current newspapers from the U.S. and around the world.
- Proquest Historical Newspapers [off-campus] Access to Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, New York Times, and Washington Post from mid-nineteenth century to more recent decades in scanned-image form.
- The Chronicle of Higher Education [off-campus]- News publication on a variety of topics in higher education.
- New York Times
- Factiva [off-campus], LexisNexis, and Westlaw (06/01/80-present); ProQuest Historical [off-campus] (1851-2008); Thompson Library (microform, 1851-recent months); Moritz Reserve Room (current week in print)
- Wall Street Journal
- Factiva [off-campus] and LexisNexis (06/13/79-present with selective coverage 06/13/79-01/01/85); ProQuest [off-campus] (1984-current) Thompson Library (microform, 1960-recent months); OSU Depository (microform, 1920-1960); Moritz Reserve Room (current week in print)
- Washington Post
- Factiva [off-campus] (1984-present); LexisNexis (1977-present); Westlaw (1990-present); ProQuest Historical [off-campus] (1877-1994); OSU Depository (microform, 1891-2002); Thompson Library (microform, 2003-recent months)
Electronic Journal Finders
- Moritz eJournal Finder - Browse or search a list of legal journals that are available in full-text online. (Includes journals in Hein Online, Legal Trac, LexisNexis Academic, LexisNexis Congressional, and the OhioLINK Electronic Journal Center.)
- A-Z eJournals List (Ohio State University Libraries) Browse or search the list of full-text electronic journals available to The Ohio State University community.
Indexes to Periodicals and Books
- Criminal Justice Abstracts [off-campus] This index covers books, journals, reports (both governmental and non-governmental) on criminology and related fields.
- Index to Legal Periodicals and Books [off-campus] Index covering over 600 English-language legal periodicals published in the U.S. and elsewhere, and 2,500 books each year on law-related topics. Coverage begins as early as 1980 for some journals with full-text available for more recent years.
- Index to Legal Periodicals Retrospective [off-campus] (1908-1981) Index covering over 750 legal periodicals published in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.
- Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals [off-campus] This index covers legal periodicals from countries other than the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia beginning in 1985. Also includes browsable digitizations of print index editions from 1960-1984.
- Index to Legal Periodical Literature (1786-1922) [off-campus] This is the online version of Jones & Chipman's index of legal literature from 1786-1922. It is part of the 19th Century Masterfile database.
- Legal Trac [Drinko Hall only] Index of articles in legal periodicals since 1980 including law reviews, legal newspapers, and bar association journals. Includes some full-text.
Library Catalogs
- OSU Libraries Catalog Search collections of all libraries in OSU system including Moritz Law Library
- OhioLINK Catalog Search collections of all OhioLINK member libraries
- WorldCat@OSU Search OSU Libraries, OhioLINK, and academic libraries worldwide
- WorldCat First Search [off-campus] Additional worldwide search tool with more detailed options


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Rough-In Guide | |
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ADA | No |
Basin Depth | 8 |
Basin Length | 30 |
Basin Rack Included | No |
Basin Split | Single Basin |
Basin Width | 15 |
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Country Of Origin | USA |
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Drain Connection | 3.625 |
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Faucet Holes | 4 |
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Height | 8.75 |
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