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As investigative counsel for the United States Senate Budget Committee, “making sure that the hard-earned money people entrust to the government is used as it’s supposed to be,” James Layne (’08) is a truth-seeker. “Truth matters when you’re pursuing philosophy,” he says, “but also in more practical arts such as politics.”

“The problem of excessive student debt has reached a point of crisis,” according to a about college affordability. “Fortunately, there are some schools willing to accommodate these students. They provide a means by which students can finance their education without incurring crippling debt that will follow them for the rest of their lives.”

“I do a lot of technical work, but generally animators are more on the artistic side, because it’s primarily art,” says Nathan Dunlap (’12). For the last 11 years, Mr.

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New friends typically learn about 91���� from alumni, from other friends, or perhaps from an advertisement, but Dr. David Stuhr’s introduction to the life of the College was unlike any other: He spent a week stranded on the California campus with a vanload of Boy Scouts.

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The Most Rev. James D. Conley in California.