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My view from the dais, where I sat as Parliamentarian.
Of the many things I do, Maryland Student Legislature is one activity I’ve held near and dear to my heart for the past two years. Last weekend, we had our Annual Session in the State House in Annapolis. Our attendance was low with […]
Yesterday evening, the political science department sponsored the event “So What Just Happened: A Report from Annapolis” which featured Maryland Senator Edward Kasemeyer ’67 and Maryland Delegate Susan Krebs speaking about the past session of the Maryland General Assembly.
Both had attended McDaniel College, back when it was Western Maryland College. Krebs had needed to […]
Hello, my name is Ema and I have been drowned by legislation.
This weekend is Maryland Student Legislature’s Spring Leadership Training Institute and Interim Assembly conference, which will be held at McDaniel College. At this event last year, I declared my candidacy for Attorney General. This past week, I have been wondering what exactly […]
I went on another simulation trip this past weekend–with Maryland Student Legislature to St. Mary’s College of Maryland, who was hosting our Fall Interim Assembly. For this event, I had reviewed and revised all the legislation since I am the state attorney general. The […]
A few days ago, I checked my mail and received my Vote by Mail ballot, to my great excitement. The only reason I was excited to turn 18 was to finally be able to vote. Even though I’m many miles away from the great city of San Francisco, my permanent residence is still […]