Joe Biden’s Syracuse law school professor: ‘This guy will do what is right’
Updated Jan 20, 2021;
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Tom Maroney says he felt a mix of emotions today as he watched his former student at Syracuse University’s law school take the oath of office to serve as president of the United States.
Maroney, 82, was a first-year professor at SU when Joe Biden, a third-year law student, took his “legislation” class in 1968.
Biden earned an “A” in the class and has since disclosed it was the only one that he received at SU’s College of Law.
“I’m very proud of him,” Maroney said after watching the inauguration on TV from his home in Manlius.
you know bumper to bumper fon the evening rush. good afternoon, i m craig melvin in for jim handly today. i m pat lawson muse. this story has been unfolding all day in montgomery county. a computer malfunction impacted traffic lights in the area and brought thousands of commuters to a standstill today. this went down during the height of the morning rush. the problem still has to be fixed. from chopper 4 you can see the traffic bked up for miles from gaithersburg to bethesda. how is this going to impact the afternoon and evening rush hour? christ gordon is live in bethesda with the latest. reporter: good evening. traffic is heavy. montgomery county released a statement within the past hour saying its traffic signals are safe but could cause congestion tonight just like they did this morning. this morning routes from silver spring, bethesda and rockville into the district were all backed up. commuters facing delays. what p happened, montgomery county s central traffic si