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FIREDebates CSU Case on the Radio Today
The feedback from our involvement in the Colorado State University editorial case has been plentiful and thoughtful. Many FIREreaders wrote in with their thoughts on this case, and today there is an opportunity to hear more as FIREPresident Greg Lukianoff debates radio host Mike Rosen on the on 850 KOA News Radio in Denver. Click to listen online today at 12 p.m. ET/10 a.m. MT to hear this exciting discussion!
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