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Michael Bonner

  • Writer, College of the Holy Cross
Massachusetts
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Once wrote about sports, then news. Now handling special projects @holy_cross. NY, IA MS, MA. Still a friend of @BrianHadad.
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Opportunities for Energy-Cure Coatings in the Advanced Air Mobility Marketplace

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By Michael Bonner
| UV+EB Technology
By Michael Bonner, vice president of engineering & technology, St. Clair Systems According to the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA), “AAM is a new concept of air transportation using electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft to move people and cargo between places not currently or easily served by surface transportation or existing aviation modes.
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Liberalism’s Sibling Rivalry | Interview: Michael R.J. Bonner

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By Jonah Goldberg , Michael Bonner
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
For nearly three decades, Jonah Goldberg has rightly abused Canada for its many crimes: its adoption of the metric system, slanderous contentions about bacon, and dubious claim to Machias Seal Island, to name a few. Recent events have put Jonah in a more conciliatory mood, however, and he has resolved to bring more of our northern neighbors on the show. Today’s token Canadian, Michael R.J. Bonner, joins The Remnant to talk about his recent book on liberalism.
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NCAA Eligibility Updates: What Athletic Departments Must Know About Recent Gains in Court and New “Five-for-Five” Proposal

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By Michael Bonner, Danielle R. Gershen
| JD Supra
After years of playing defense in federal court, the NCAA has recently put a few important points on the board in its efforts to preserve competitive balance and maintain clear eligibility standards for student-athletes. Two recent federal appeals court rulings upheld key aspects of the association’s five-year eligibility framework and curtailed lower court injunctions that threatened to undermine the NCAA’s ability to enforce uniform rules.
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