Jason Mathis writes, "As the university plans for the future, we’d like your opinion on which programs USF St. Petersburg should focus on attracting to enhance our city, our region and the university as a whole."
In the last twenty years, two U.S. presidential elections have been won by a candidate who lost the popular vote. In both 2000 and 2016, what critics say is a flawed and antiquated electoral college system, has been called into question. Now, a controversial movement has formed to fundamentally change the way the electoral college functions.
One of the most bizarre stories ever to come out of Florida was that of German X-ray tech Carl von Cosel, whose 75-page “memoir” was published in Fantastic Adventures magazine in 1947.
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