turn, do it anyway. in queens yesterday the crowd did just that. several crowd members took issue with rep alexandria ocasio-cortez s stance on immigration and funding for ukraine. we should eliminate the debt limit in the united states because of the constitutional [applause] you voted for. [shouting] are you going to stop this war, that s my question? let the veteran speak. alex: attendees of the conference did come to her defense. things change over time. alex: the congresswoman did wrap it uptaking photos with supporters and she released tweet afterwards thanking everyone who came out to the town hall stating we had such a f, and as you mentioned those who did lash out were let away by security, we will send it back to you. griff: end of that tweet, see you next month. can t wait to see what happens then. alicia. alicia: florida governor ron desantis officially joining 2024 presidential race as the gop field fills out. with us today is ashley davis, former j w
and thank veterans for the their service but the true meaning is to really pay honor to commitment and sacrifice of more than 645,000 men and women who have died for our freedoms since world war i. griff: eric, if you will, just a little history, i mean, i m wearing the poppy pin you gave me, it s a tradition that didn t start just yesterday. no, it didn t. the history of the poppy is our national symbol of remembrance dates back to to the 1915 and began with canadian doctor john mccray and he lost friend and when he went to visited the battle he was remarked by the poppy in the fields. the poem was read by the woman in the u.s. by the name of naomi michael and she vowed to wear a red poppy as symbol of remembrance for those soldiers who were killed in world war i.
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The MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (MIT SHASS) has announced that 38 MIT undergraduate sophomores and juniors have been named as the 2021 Burchard Scholars.Candidates for the Burchard program are nominated by their professors and
Thirty-eight extraordinary MIT students have been named 2021 Burchard Scholars. The undergraduate students selected for the competitive program enjoy a year-long seminar series on leading research, followed by conversations over festive dinners with distinguished faculty.