Posts Tagged General Assembly
Dealing with the Embarrassment
Posted by Sheila Kennedy in Public Policy and Governance on February 2nd, 2012
I logged onto the Star’s front page this morning, only to discover that Matt Tully had already written my intended post. It’s embarrassing. Even those of us who hate football have to be impressed with the skill and energy and sheer hard work that has gone into SuperBowl preparations. Even those of us who disagree with [...]
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I’m Trying Not to Cry…..
Posted by Sheila Kennedy in Public Policy and Governance on February 1st, 2012
A student who is interning at the General Assembly sent me this description of legislation working its way through the process: “Silencers when hunting. Repeals the law that prohibits the possession or use of a silencer while in the act of hunting. Provides that a person who takes or possesses a deer or wild turkey: [...]
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Raining on Indianapolis’ Parade
Posted by Sheila Kennedy in Random Blogging on January 19th, 2012
I don’t care for sports–especially football–and I wasn’t all that thrilled when Indianapolis won the right to host the Super Bowl. But you would have to be even more testosterone-challenged than I am not to recognize the benefits to our City that come with the selection: the local infrastructure improvements, the civic spirit, the amount [...]
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