Continuing Adventures of a leading #GAPOL
I believe common sense is a better indicator of what a leader should do, than science. Let me be clear, I follow the science. I am a political scientist and I live with a chemist/physician and have raised an IT professional, engineer and researcher. So I love science, but science is always changing because we learn things. The purpose of
As if 202o couldn’t have gotten any weirder, I’m taking Constitutional Law this semester as one of the last classes I need to graduate and we have a Supreme Court opening 45 days before an election. I can’t wait for class this week. From Michael Lynch, who summed it up perfectly! For all of you that are shocked to find
I’m in my final two semesters till I graduate. I have made a lot of changes. First, I was planning to do a PhD, but honestly, once I got into it, I wasn’t sure I would live long enough to finish. Thankfully, the new Dean of SPIA, Matthew Auer, said, “Martha, you have a practical PhD, you could just do
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