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This is the official blog of the Trinity College Public Policy & Law Department. The blog showcases the achievements of students, alumni, and faculty, so feel free to look around, read our posts, and comment with your opinions. Thank you for visiting!
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Recent Posts
- PBPL Voice Profiles: Camille Valentincic ’22 May 2, 2022
- Congratulations to PBPL Major Erin DeMarco ’23, Published Author of Op-Ed April 28, 2022
- Congratulations to PBPL Major Emily Blanchard ’22, Published Author of Op-Ed April 27, 2022
- PBPL Voice Profiles: Charlie Kilborn ’22 April 27, 2022
- Trinity Pre-Law Society Sponsors Panel – Women in Law: A Conversation with Trinity Alumni April 26, 2022
- Congratulations to PBPL Major Marisol Garcia ’22, Published Author of Op-Ed April 25, 2022
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Family Values
By Jack Nettleton ’13 We are fast approaching every political nerd’s favorite holiday, Election Day. I am one of those nerds – every major election I sit glued to the television. Election Day is exciting, but not only because American … Continue reading
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Professor Mark Silk Featured in the Washington Post
Professor Mark Silk, the director of the Trinity College Program on Public Values who also teaches classes in the religion and public policy departments, was recently featured in an article in the Washington Post. This spring semester, Professor Silk has … Continue reading
In Times of Crisis: Communication is Key
Shaun Stuer (’13) As many of you know by now, the Trinity campus suffered an incredibly sad and serious incident in the early morning hours of Sunday March 4th. A Trinity student, Chris Kenny, was attacked and beaten by a … Continue reading
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New Frontrunner Already in Trouble
Britney Ryan (’13) As the Republican debates continue, Mitt Romney has consistently been a frontrunner in the conservative polls. His position as a clear leader has been challenged recently by the emergence of Rick Santorum on the campaign trail. The … Continue reading
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Referendum Threatens To Undermine Marriage Protection Act in Maryland
Paige Greene (’13) On Friday February 24, 2012, my home state of Maryland passed the Civil Marriage Protection Act granting same-sex couples the same right to marriage as straight couples in Maryland. The House of Delegates passed the bill 72-67 … Continue reading
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“Pay Their Fair Share”: Reform America’s Corporate Tax Policy
Jack Nettleton (’13) While in high school, I attended a speech given by former Washington Governor Dan Evans. Evans, considered by political observers to be the most effective Governor in the state’s history, spoke about his support for increased funding … Continue reading
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