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IN: IPFW experts explore gun issue
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Many times, talk about what to do about guns in America breaks down into two camps – those in favor of gun control and those against it.
That wasn't the case Thursday at IPFW.
Instead, a noon panel discussion sponsored by the campus Honors Program was organized around areas of expertise – with a panel that included professors of law, political science and anthropology, the campus police chief and a student activist involved in the recent school shootings movement.
Panelists didn't get mired in pro-and-con. [Ed.: Because there was no pro side represented.] |
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More stink.
'Figures.
Hmnph. |
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