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Bob Moser

Orlando
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Business Development Manager in Orlando for Carnahan Proctor & Cross (cpc-eng.com), former editor for GrowthSpotter (Orlando Sentinel)
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Hopes & Fears: Higher Ed Leaders Sound Off On Trump’s Return To Power

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By Bob Moser
| Poets&Quants
As Donald Trump returns to the White House on this Martin Luther King Jr. Day—with a GOP Congress behind him, a vice president who’s called universities “the enemy” and a WWE powerhouse tapped as his education secretary—it’s fair to say that the only certainty for U.S. higher education is uncertainty. Trump’s attention to the sector during his first term was fleeting.
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Developer closes on mixed-income housing site at Creative Village, can start site work

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By Bob Moser
| GrowthSpotter
UPDATED: February 27, 2018 7:11 AM — An affiliate of Atlantic Housing Partners paid close to $3.74 million on Monday for 3 acres in Creative Village, and can begin site and foundation activity this week for its 256-unit mixed-income housing and commercial project. Dubbed "Amelia Court at Creative Village," two five-story buildings will cover the northeast corner of Amelia Street and Parramore Avenue.
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Davis Wolfgang Hawke Promotes Neo-Nazi Agenda Online, Calls Himself Future American Hitler

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By Bob Moser
| Southern Poverty Law Center
Search splcenter.org <p>Bob Moser</p> Davis Wolfgang Hawke, a young neo-Nazi upstart publicly discredited for his Jewish heritage, is now using spam to hawk penis-enlargement pills on the net. Last time the world noticed Davis Wolfgang Hawke, he was a 20-year-old college student sporting a push broom mustache and nurturing Hitleresque fantasies of taking over the United States. That was 1999, the year Hawke became semi-famous as the "Commander" of a neo-Nazi outfit he'd founded in high school.
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