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Wash U chancellor harms free speech by embracing College Republicans’ 9/11 message while ignoring hateful attacks on student protester

News and Opinion
September 15, 2021September 16, 2021
by Greg Magarian

Washington University has condemned student Fadel Alkilani for removing some of the 2,977 American flags that the College Republicans placed……

Brand building trumps consensus building in Washington

Media
October 4, 2013December 4, 2013
by William H. Freivogel

BY WILLIAM FREIVOGEL / Speaking on the second-day of the federal government shutdown, journalist Mark Leibovich said Washington doesn’t work anymore because of media polarization, big money and the celebritization of politicians. He said the media “has made it easy to grandstand” for politicians like Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Tx.

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