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School. Nothing. Three years since nearly 50 people were killed at a nightclub. Nothing. Seven years since first graders, first graders were killed inside their classroom. Nothing. Six days and nothing at the federal level except for a ban on bump stocks has been done to take on this problem. Today the president is going on vacation. Congress is on vacation. They wont come back to deal with the nation in crisis. Mitch mcconnell says well talk about it in september. In a month. So in a span of 14 hours, two Mass Shootings in two American Cities and Congress Wants to wait until september . Despite americans demanding change seems nothing ever does when it comes to the work for people who actually work for americans. And now once again, just like yesterday was and seven years ago was, september may be too late. To the white house now where before departing for the hamptons for a fundraiser the president admitted the country, quote, needs intelligent background checks, but he didnt offer a
The exhibit “150 Years of Asian and Asian American Students at Princeton,” displayed in Frist Campus Center, looks to tell the often-overlooked role of Asian Americans in the University’s history.
This year’s recipients are Angela Creager, Rebecca Lazier, Jan-Werner Müller, Robert Pringle, Kim Lane Scheppele, Anna Shields and Corina Tarnita. Three graduate alumni and one undergraduate alum are also 2024 Guggenheim Fellows.