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Day: November 14, 2014

November 14, 2014

Faculty decry provost’s departure, president’s plan for CSCU’s future

by Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
It’s official: CT’s budget is $89 million to $100 million in the red
November 14, 2014

It’s official: CT’s budget is $89 million to $100 million in the red

by Keith M. Phaneuf
November 14, 2014

DeLauro opposes bid by pregnant lawmaker to cast proxy vote

by Ana Radelat
CT advocates join in pushing Obama to limit deportations
November 14, 2014

CT advocates join in pushing Obama to limit deportations

by Ana Radelat
November 14, 2014

Op-Ed: Connecticut does not need more charter schools

by John Bestor
November 14, 2014

Connecticut does not need more charter schools

CT Viewpoint by John Bestor
November 14, 2014

High-income CT sends U.S. more in taxes than it gets back

by Ana Radelat
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