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As a male, gay, lower-class, college student, I am clearly not voting for Gov. Mitt Romney this election. He has no actual plan for how he would make the country better, does not care about almost half of the country and does not support something very important to me — marriage equality.
He disgusts me, and I do not know what is worse — the fact that he is a presidential candidate or the fact that he has such a strong following.
Romney is not a politician. He is a business man. Countries cannot be ran like businesses.
During the summer break, the IUS Graduate Center for business and education classes moved to the 300 Building, located in downtown Jeffersonville.
The center was previously situated in the McCauley-Nicolas Building and was there for more than 10 years.
Alan White, dean of the School of Business, said the move was necessary due to the demand for more classrooms and newer equipment.
“We need additional classroom space,” White said. “We needed better fit and finish.”
