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In the twin cities, grew up here, right? and the twin cities have an epicenter of this movement. the two co-founders i'm with, they are mbas of finance and marketing background tech sales and i'm an attorney and adjunct professor of law. we all left our corporate jobs to start this and we did that because we've seen the need for it, right? they grew up in st. paul, playing sports with the castile family. so the way it hit home for us was a little different, and we knew there's awareness, but how can we be a part of the change actively? that's what we're really looking forward to doing. >> talk...

The budget proposal for Virginia, if approved by Gov. Ralph Northam (D), includes a 5% pay increase for state employees including university and adjunct faculty.   If the proposal is approved, the salary increase would go into effect July 1, 2021, according to a Virginia House Appropriations Committee Budget Briefing meeting held Feb. 26. Mary-Hope Vass, director of communications and university spokesperson, who declined a phone interview, wrote in an email to The Breeze that the pay increase would impact about 3,086 full-time employees at JMU.  “The General Assembly’s pay...

CUNY breaks faculty and staff contract, withholding promised pay raises Last week, the City University of New York (CUNY) announced that it is indefinitely delaying “equity raises” to over 2,500 low-paid assistant staff and lecturers, amid the deepening pandemic-fueled financial crisis faced by the largest urban university system in the US. The decision, made by CUNY Chancellor Félix Matos Rodríguez, violates the latest worker contract agreements. It follows CUNY’s withholding of a promised 2 percent pay raise for faculty and staff in November, which also broke the contract, and the l...

They don't bring up bills he doesn't want to sign, they are essentially there particularly mcconnell as a kind of adjunct in some ways, he's certainly turned himself into that. what is your understanding of how the constitution both in theory and practice envisions the role of the senate in this undertake something. >> well, i think they are not exactly jurors. that is they have a broader scope of -- a broader scope of discretion i think than jurors would have. but on the other hand they take an oath to be impartial, which means they should try to do their duty under the constitution. and the ...

Than it is at conviction, just as in a trial you need probable cause for an indictment. you need beyond reasonable truth, beyond a reasonable doubt in a trial. and to get that we need these extra witnesses. the president deserves it and the american people deserve a full trial, and he cannot be exonerated if there isn't a full presentation of the evidence and a full rebuttable. so far there's been no rebuttable and doesn't seem to be a rebuttable.he all there's been is don't let these people testify who actually have knowledge.e' and that says to me you cannot exonerate the president. >> walte...