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President Biden said just last month that a Taliban takeover in Afghanistan was NOT inevitable. So, then, who was feeding information that the Afghan army was ready for a complete US pull out? Because the messy and rushed evacuation of Kabul, the easy Taliban takeover, and our abandonment of the Afg...

2022 Travel Courses We are now accepting applications for May 2022 Travel courses.  Can we have travel courses in May 2022 given the COVID pandemic? We hope so and anticipate that travel will be safe and allowed, but we still cant really predict what the world will be like in May 2022. The College will review the world pandemic situation in January of 2022 and, should a course need to be canceled at that time, all fees paid to the College for the course will be refunded (including the $300...

@zhena gogolia: What will happen with Russia is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma. There is so much going on between us and them. Biden has a summit coming up with Putin in June. Then there’s all the hacking and other irritants like Russian planes flying to close to others’ airspace. And then there’s the whole question of the 2016 election, which may be coming back alive as the Department of Justice cleans up Bill Barr’s coverups. And, as you say, covid is part of the prac...

Campus Times The Campus Times staff has worked hard on a responsive web redesign. Please bear with us as some older content may be temporarilily unavailable. To submit feedback, or to report an issue, email the Web Staff at online@campustimes.org.× Courtesy Jane Pritchard February 07, 2021 Ah, spring semester. Nothing quite like the feeling of a cold, dark, Sunday night in snowy Rochester, contagion lurking behind every corner, the tally of consecutive sunless days growing ...

Democracy is the art of running the circus from the monkey cage. -- H.L. Mencken

the majority of the Republican members of Congress.” Much, much better. Glad you added this not so little detail. Also, very glad you broke from that “healing stuff” group sentiment in the Council statement. That phrasing was not representative of the Montclair I know. seriously My mistrake, but I thought we had a nonparitisan form of local government- no republicans, or democrats, but elected residents concerned not with party politics, but with local issues. These issues must be too...

Resolutions 2021 January 7, 202110:54 am At last, we come to the end. How it is that 2020 wound up lasting 36 months or so we’ll never know. That’s a problem for the eggheads up at the college maybe, though whether you should contact Quantum Physics, Poli Sci or the Philosophy Department to try and crack that nut is anybody’s guess. But whatever the case, here, after long and terrible months, we come to the end of the dread year of 2020. The Observer heard somebody say once that American...

That but. the general feeling of the eightys you using my data to manipulate me and that is the general feeling we have as a population while dwight and took to get to the point where we trust that someone its going to to use our data to benefit us then we have to get to a point where we trust whoever owns our data and they have to show us we obviously have. different organization having poli sci and regulation that you have to to tick sometimes you do just that policy and just stick without rea...

A fictional president in a sitcom. and while his campaign with media savvy it was light on concrete policy ideas he inherits a country burdened by a separatist war in the east rampant corruption and a sluggish economy selenski has much to prevent his helping him in an era of change . and this is im joined by you have been head of its political scientists in kiev and welcome mr have a big scheme what. is that incredible success in this election. well first of all its the end of the mists of ukrai...

Follow. but as a 19-year-old senior at mcgill, the internationally renowned canadian university, he was bitten by a different bug -- political journalism. >> well, that was a little bit of campus intrigue. the editorship of the newspaper at mcgill was controlled by the student council. id been elected to the student council, and the paper was becoming unreadable. it was run by marxists, maoists. i mean, it was just -- it looked like it came out of the soviet union. you just couldnt read it. so w...