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He said nobody has had standing to challenge the proxy process, but that could change. “Is that person going to be Donald Trump? He could say, ‘Well, you shouldn’t be able to impeach me without having people vote in person.’ I don’t know,” Mr. Strand said. Other congressional scholars and legal experts, though, said they believe the House is on safe ground. “I don’t see why the manner of meeting or voting would be a problem. It is a piece of congressional business, to be conducted, as with all such business, in the manner each house thinks best,” said James A. Gardner, a law...

New leader, new courses and programs start, Denver satellite office construction finishes amid busy year 2020 has been quite a year that we’ve all endured! We’ve faced unprecedented challenges and are now entering an unusual holiday season. Despite the obstacles and turns, we are grateful for the tremendous successes this year has brought. On Norwich Pro℠ and Norwich University Online, we’ve been recounting, celebrating and sharing many stories and successes from the year. We’re glad you were along for our journey through 2020, and we are grateful you’ll be along as 2021 comes and...

Under the buildings— tufted clay, / Like tennis courts upended—runs the subway of Rome. I have been riding it for 36 years, on weekdays, to get to my workplace: a public health institute early on, a research hospital since the new millennium. The trip is 25 to 35 minutes, passing through 12 stations, and usually after a couple of stops I get to sit down. That’s when I can open my poetry books and the notebooks in which I translate them, while men and women come and go talking of the frozen fish they’ll have for dinner. Until recently, there was no signal, no field, in the trains—no...

Frank B. Hanes Writer-in-Residence North Carolina poet Laureate, Jaki Shelton Green 2021 Frank B. Hanes Writer-in-Residence Readings The week will include two public events—a panel on Environmental Justice and a conversation moderated by Gene Nichol, class visits by each writer, a community outreach with a local high school and a writing session with UNC creative writing students, and a celebratory dinner. Monday, Feb 22: CHANGE: Due to weather conditions and travel, Rev. William Barber II will not be able to attend our reading tonight. We look forward to a reading and Q&A with North Caroli...