SALISBURY, MD---Gun control. Marijuana decriminalization. Minimum wage.
Maryland’s politicians debated these hot topics and others during this year’s General Assembly session, and Salisbury University students were on the front lines for the discussions as legislative interns.
These students share their experiences and insights from the recent session and their work with legislators, state officials, lobbyists and concerned citizens 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 22, in Teacher Education and Technology Center Room 156.
Sponsored by the Political Science Department, admission is free and the public is invited. For more information call 410-543-6030 or visit the SU website atwww.salisbury.edu.
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2 comments:
Did it mention that the intern session will be taught by Bill Clinton, who said "what is the definition of is". The class is for females only.
Students sharing their "experiences"? Never yet paid taxes, using a Gov loan or Daddy's money, and with the benefit of almost twenty years of Gov approved education? Is the outcome in doubt?
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