no matter what I say, I mean it in a nice way
Senator Ted Kennedy was originally slated to speak at Wesleyan University’s 176th commencement this upcoming Sunday, which is a pretty good deal. His step-daughter is graduating and it is his son’s 25th reunion, so having Senator Kennedy speak at graduation would have been just as significant for him as it would have been for [...]
It was a dark and stormy night, but that didn’t stop the community members from coming out to the 100th House District convention in Middlefield Tuesday, where Democrats selected Matt Lesser to run against Republican Raymond Kalinowski.
I know Lesser from his long record of involvement in local politics and as a student at Wesleyan University [...]
I just published a post at Wesleying with my insight into the transfer application process at Wesleyan University. Since I blogged my own personal application process here, I thought that my regular readers would be interested:
However, there are some things that you will not typically learn about until after you’ve been accepted and plunked [...]
Today I’m going to venture into the world of live streaming, which is a departure from the videoblogging I have written about (and done) in the past. So if there are any kinks in the process, please forgive them.
As part of a final push for Barack Obama in CT, Ned Lamont (who needs no [...]
Jim Himes is in the running for DFA Grassroots All Star and Russ Feingold’s Progressive Patriots Fund. If you’re unacquainted with Mr. Himes, he’s the Democrat running against Congressman Christopher Shays in Connecticut’s 4th. Congressman Shays has proven himself a formidable opponent, besting all Democratic challengers thus far, and as such your early [...]