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Today's Spectator column by Thomas Lipscomb is a nice introduction to the current scheming of William & Mary president Gene Nichol, but to those of us in North Carolina, he is better known as the former UNC Law School dean who launched John Edwards's 2008 presidential campaign by creating the Center on Poverty, Work, and Opportunity. He also was known for his regular leftist op-ed contributions to The News & Observer of Raleigh, as well as other published musings, often on economic inequality.
We'd like to thank the Commonwealth of Virginia for taking him off our hands.
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