Law and Taxation: See the Forest and the Trees
Assistant Professor Luis Rodriguez Jr. at Alfred University
The Water for Haiti Discussion revolved around faculty and students who spoke about their first hand experiences when they visited Haiti, and of their population’s struggles. The students realized how other cultures struggle for clean water, while Americans take that for granted.
Students then discussed in class the role of education and the pros and cons of depending on government solutions to Haiti’s problems.
On Wednesday, September 13th the faculty of the Political Science Department and those of the School of Liberal Arts briefly discussed the history of the Korean war before discussing the current political hostility between North Korea and the United States and the possibility of nuclear and conventional war in that region.
Students analyzed the current heightened political atmosphere and arrived at their own conclusions on how best to resolve the current regional conflict.
Emeritus Prof. of Political Science Robert A. Heineman lectured on the interplay of Constitutional Law and business regulation (source of regulatory power, court deference, and regulatory limits).
Dr. Pac spoke today on the subject of the economics of pollution, market efficiency, and pollution regulation.
Emeritus Prof. of Political Science Robert A. Heineman lectured on the interplay of Constitutional Law and business regulation (source of regulatory power, court deference, and regulatory limits).
Emeritus Prof. of Political Science Robert A. Heineman will lecture on the interplay of Constitutional Law and Business (Corporate free speech leading to the Citizens United case)
