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Tags: Connecticut, Dan Malloy, portrait of the day, sketch of the day
Ball point pen on today’s newsprint
It’s not ideological.
Read about the fiscal reality of the State of Connecticut.
Tags: Arizona, Bultler, BYU, Connecticut, Duke, Florida, Florida State, Kansas, Kentucky, Marquette, NCAA, North Carolina, Ohio State, Richmond, San Diego, sketch of the day, VCU, Wisconsin
Ball point pen on today’s newsprint
Ball point pen on today’s newsprint
Here’s the sweet sixteen: Ohio State, Kentucky, Marquette, North Carolina, Duke, Arizona, Connecticut, San Diego, Kansas, Richmond, VCU, Florida State, Bultler, Wisconsin, BYU, Florida.
I had Purdue going to the final, so my bracket is done.
Tags: Attorney General, Connecticut, portrait of the day, Richard Blumenthal, sketch of the day, Vietnam
Ball point pen on todays newsprint
Richard Blumenthal’s resume would be the envy of anyone running for public office, graduating from Harvard College magna cum laude, a member of Phi Beta Kappa, editorial chairman of The Harvard Crimson, selected for a Fiske Fellowship to study at Cambridge University, earned his Juris Doctorate from Yale Law School, editor-in-chief of the Yale Law Journal, and serving as Connecticut’s Attorney General. Why would a guy with that resume stretch the truth by saying he served in Vietnam when he did not?
Tags: Connecticut, Louisville, Missouri, NCAA Basketball, North Carolina, Pittsburgh, sketch of the day
Ball point pen on the morning newsprint
Well, it’s that time of year when newspapers insist on depicting college basketball by showing countless photos of people with their mouths open. The Mens NCAA basketball tournament has had little surprises so far, with all of the number one seeds, Louisville, Connecticut, Pittsburgh and North Carolina having advanced to the sweet sixteen. In fact, every #2 and #3 seed also advanced, with the Missouri getting the biggest scare, needing a comeback to best Marquette.
