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BY: JonathanTurley.org | April 11, 2024 Read more at https://jonathanturley.org/2024/04/11/berkeley-students-disrupt-dinner-at-law-deans-home-accuse-law-professor-of-assault/ UC Berkeley’s law school dean, Erwin Chemerinsky, and his wife, law professor Catherine Fisk, faced a bizarre scene this week when third-year students invited into their home for a dinner held a disruptive protest and refused to leave. The students accused Fisk of assault after she tried…

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NEW ORLEANS (press release) – New Orleans Entrepreneur Week (NOEW), happening March 11-16, is proud to feature a diverse line-up of expert speakers that

“What happened in the past with things like the Tuskegee Trial. that was tragic, but what would be more tragic today is that we havent moved beyond that to get things that work to our communities in dire need,” said Dr. Tonette Krousel-Wood, Tulane Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology and Associate Provost for the Health Sciences. So the study aims to combat misconceptions with the most powerful of tools, education. “Were going to be building in community forums. Were going to be buildi...

Strategist for bill clinton and tulane professor, and he just wrote a column related to this very point. james, great to see you. thanks for being on the program. >> thank you. >> you wrote a column. look, weve had enough polarization in the country and hyperpartisanship, and you think it doesnt have to be this way. your thoughts. >> i am a talking head, so i guess the president is talking about me. some think im an activist, so i am a little bit probably to blame. my point is that we have all t...

James carville is a former strategist for bill clinton and tulane professor, and he just wrote a column related to this very point. james, great to see you. thanks for being on the program. >> thank you. >> you wrote a column. look, weve had enough polarization in the country and hyperpartisanship, and you think it doesnt have to be this way. your thoughts. >> i am a talking head, so i guess the president is talking about me. some think im an activist, so i am a little bit probably to blame. my ...

[ applause ] >> ahh, but some republicans want to you leave the country if you support him. the republicans will attack this president from now all the way to election day, wont back off, but their strategies need to be based in reality, facts. the american people wont respond well to the extreme attacks. get your cell phones out. tonights question, will republican lies about president obama work? text a for yes, b for no to 622639 our blog at ed.msnbc.com. we love it when you make a comment. we...

Enter into a private contract, something that everyone now at least up on this stage says is radically unconstitutional, congressman gingrich supported it for 20 years. governor romney supported it in the state, a state that is a pretty much a model for what obamacare is going to look like. >> joining me now from new orleans, tulane professor, columnist and msnbc contributor, melissa harris-perry. and from philadelphia, former pennsylvania governor and msnbc political analyst, governor ed rendel...

That is helping to prevent billions cut from their budget. and lexenommics in in kentucky to help entrepreneurs to help rebuild the city. well, how do you do that? well, a tulane professor found a way through his collaborate effort of urban build which helps teens rebuild in new orleans ninth ward. and finally the telling room is in portland, maine, to use story telling to boost literacy and boost confidence in children. they have worked with 3,500 students with the help of volunteer writers and...