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PODCAST: Should Female High Schoolers Apply To MSU?/Race to Succeed Congressman Conyers

February 9, 2018 by Dennis Denno Leave a Comment

Should current MSU undergraduates warn applicants that campus isn’t safe? Has Sparty been blind and deaf to cries of sexual assault at MSU? Will the blowback from MSU faculty and students against the appointment of interim President John Engler persist?

 

In politics, the race for the Democratic nomination to succeed ex-Congressman John Conyers in the 13th District may see a record number of candidates and a huge amount of campaign spending. Should Abdul El-Sayed and Elissa Slotkin be thrown off the ballot? Interview with Dan Martel, president of MSU College Democrats.  Sponsored by Deadline Detroit.

 

 

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