Throughout their history, Jews have been expelled from their homes in the *diaspora. In 139 BCE, they were driven out of Rome; in Christian Europe they were expelled from England in 1290, France in 1306, 1322 and 1394, Germany in 1348, Andalusia in...

EXPULSION. Expulsion can be harmful but also beneficial, depending on the purposes toward which it is directed. Associated concepts are alienation, banishment, excommunication, exile, exorcism, expurgation, purification, repentance, scapegoating,...

Related: Expulsion may refer to: Expulsion (academia), removing a student from a school or university Deportation, the expulsion of someone from a country Population transfer, the forced migration of people by the state Expelled: No Intelligence...

A very interesting column appeared in the Sept. 5 edition of the American Bankers Association newsletter. It describes a practice by credit unions that most bankers would find appalling. Apparently, federally-chartered credit unions can expel customers from their membership. The procedure works like this:...

The need to meet higher academic standards in the state's classrooms is leading to less tolerance for disruptive students who cheat their classmates out of learning time. Total expulsions have increased from 983 during the 1993 school year -- when legislators passed the state's...

The Red Cross denied government allegations it was helping rebels in Ethiopia's volatile east, and said Thursday its expulsion from the region will restrict people's access to basic services.The government has given the International Committee of the Red Cross one week _ until Monday _...

The government will take full responsibility for the expulsion of hundreds of ethnic minority Tamils from Sri Lanka's capital, the prime minister said Sunday, promising it would not happen again.The expulsion of 376 Tamils was initially described as a security precaution amid a worsening ethnic...