Madame Vice President you ran a great campaign. In 107 days you introduced yourself to the American people and defined what disqualified your opponent. You raised a billion dollars within a matter of days and put together a coalition of the most diverse group of American citizenry. You presented a measure of hope and optimism while displaying intelligence and discipline. You were pragmatic, deliberate, insightful, inspiring, and positive. You were the epitome of a political scientist and your campaign left everything on the field. You were our last best hope for an American aesthetic that millions of us are in pursuit of. I am honored to have been a part of this campaign and I look forward to working with you further to protect our democracy and form a more perfect union. May the ancestors give you enlightenment. May God continue to bless you all the days of your life. Thank you for your service.
The countdown for our Fall Fête is on November 7! We are super excited to hear from featured guest speaker Kate Evert, one of our founding members, who will share inspiring stories from the early days of PWCC.
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A special chapter ends.
A new one begins.
Excited to be joining @CHSN__ as White Sox pregame and postgame host!
The podcast is coming over, too.
Looking forward to what’s next and serving Chicago sports fans: the best on the planet.
Keweenaw skies through a Husky’s eyes 🌌🐾
The Northern Lights dancing behind our iconic Husky Statue is a sight worth a permanent spot on the feed. Thanks to Swapnil Bamane ’23, PhD in mechanical engineering-engineering mechanics, for capturing this photo.
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