Michigan, early on after the Supreme Court decision said something to me that i just thought was crazy. He said, you know, this the court taking away the expansion from being mandatory and making it a state choice is going to end up being positive, because states that do the expansion are going to go through a process and embrace it as opposed to just doing it because they have to. And i thought that was kind of crazy. But over time im starting to see the wisdom of his reflection. Which is that every state that moves forward now has a deeper understanding of the program, its harder to fall back on the rhetoric of its welfare or its people who arent working or its a big Public Program when the reality is its serving working families that the Business Community is supportive, that its already largely delivered through private plans. And so dont get me wrong, i have a lot of concern about the pace of discussion, but the fact is we are having statespecific discussions about what fits subst
A panel discussion with some University of Arkansas faculty performing research in various areas of sexual violence will be held at 4 p.m. today in Waterman Hall 240 (E.J. Ball Courtroom, Leflar Law Center).
Students are invited to attend the second annual Hogs Against Harm: Survivors, Perpetrators and the Judicial System, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 17, in the Leflar Law Center Courtroom.
A panel from the Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation will talk with graduate and professional students at 5 p.m. today about non-academic career paths and how business ventures can fit into their research.
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