From Student Life: (Washington University)
By Kat Zhao
In light of the shootings at Virginia Tech and Northern Illinois University (NIU), students across the nation have assembled in support of policies for concealed carry of guns on college campuses.The group known as Students for Concealed Carry on Campus (SCCC) has garnered more […]

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From the Branson Missouri Blog:
The picture above details the resolution capacity for the Lobbyist Pitches posted in full and accessible from the link below.
The documents give some insight to how power and presence is peddled to the executive and legislative branches of Missouri Government. Read more…

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We sure are going to miss Rod Jetton next session. Unfortunately, the walking/talking quote machine and blogger’s paradise is term limited.
“We have a trade we’d like the good people of Mexico to consider: We’ll trade you one sneaky, underhanded Speaker of the House for a couple cases of cold Coronas.
We’re not sure how much […]

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From Student Life (Washington University)
By Gregg Re
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Phil Jarrett
My distrust of clones began shortly after seeing “Jurassic Park.” Chomped-off limbs, victims of cloned T. rexes and raptors taught me the dangers of this line of science. And that was before I saw “Star Wars.”
In November 2006, Missourians passed Amendment 2, an amendment called the “ban on human cloning.” It seemed the Show-Me […]

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By David Freddoso
“Next to Ronald Reagan, Bill Buckley was more responsible for the rise of conservatism in this country than anyone else — and that’s a very considered statement,” former Sen. Jim Talent (R., Mo.) told National Review Online on Wednesday. “He taught what conservatism was about. He did it with an élan, a […]

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