Ned Lamont, returning to New Britain for the first time since his U.S. Senate campaign last year, addressed a packed room of students and faculty at CCSU’s Marcus White Hall on April 26th. Invited by History and Philosophy faculty to speak on “Challenging the Conventional Wisdom”, Lamont recounted how he decided to run against incumbent … Continue reading ’06 Postscript: Lamont Still A Voice To Challenge Conventional Wisdom
Month: April 2007
’06 Postscript: Lamont Still A Voice To Challenge Conventional Wisdom
Ned Lamont, returning to New Britain for the first time since his U.S. Senate campaign last year, addressed a packed room of students and faculty at CCSU’s Marcus White Hall on April 26th. Invited by History and Philosophy faculty to speak on “Challenging the Conventional Wisdom”, Lamont recounted how he decided to run against incumbent … Continue reading ’06 Postscript: Lamont Still A Voice To Challenge Conventional Wisdom
Murphy Reports On War Without End At First New Britain Forum
Cong. Chris Murphy (D-CT 5), just returned from a visit to Iraq and Afghanistan with a six-member Congressional Delegation (CODEL) led by Cong. Steve Lynch (D-MA 9), provided a sobering assessment of U.S.. intervention in both countries at a Slade Middle School forum on Saturday, April 21st.Standing beside posters showing the growing costs of the … Continue reading Murphy Reports On War Without End At First New Britain Forum
Murphy Reports On War Without End At First New Britain Forum
Cong. Chris Murphy (D-CT 5), just returned from a visit to Iraq and Afghanistan with a six-member Congressional Delegation (CODEL) led by Cong. Steve Lynch (D-MA 9), provided a sobering assessment of U.S.. intervention in both countries at a Slade Middle School forum on Saturday, April 21st.Standing beside posters showing the growing costs of the … Continue reading Murphy Reports On War Without End At First New Britain Forum
39 Years Ago Today
I remember exactly where I was on April 4, 1968. Thirty nine years ago today the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in Memphis. That week day, like many others in my senior year in high school, I drove to Bradlee’s Department store on the Lynnway in Lynn, MA to punch in for the … Continue reading 39 Years Ago Today
39 Years Ago Today
I remember exactly where I was on April 4, 1968. Thirty nine years ago today the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in Memphis. That week day, like many others in my senior year in high school, I drove to Bradlee’s Department store on the Lynnway in Lynn, MA to punch in for the … Continue reading 39 Years Ago Today
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