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No, Civil Discourse Programs Aren’t a Right-Wing Conspiracy

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By Michael Murray
| Inside Higher Ed Verified
Inside Higher Ed’s Aug. 17 report on the Uncivil collaborative—“The Heated Discourse About Civil Discourse”—does something odd for a piece about polarization by recounting, at length, sweeping claims about the motives of civil-discourse funders without examining whether the evidence behind those claims actually supports them. I have a direct stake in this.
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GHS Gorillas in the sky

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By Michael Murray
| Gregory Times-Advocate
GHS graduate Luke Murray (left) and instructor Brent Combs (right) brought their planes for the GHS aviation class. Students are, l to r: Dale Smikle, Matthew Smith, Lincoln Juracek, and Mason Janak. GHS Gorillas in the sky Students not pictured with the group are, Pierce Stukel (in the plane), and Dylan Johnson with Brent Combs. 1 2 3 Previous Next
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Eight Top Tips for Handling Complex Legal Cases

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By Michael Murray, Stacey DiGerardo
| Attorney At Work Verified
In big, complex legal cases, the real differentiator isn’t just legal strategy — it’s how well you engineer the logistics around depositions, documents and technology. Here’s how to keep multiparty, high-stakes matters from collapsing under their own weight. When you’re dealing with dozens of parties, hundreds of witnesses, overlapping jurisdictions and massive depositories, even small operational cracks can turn into serious risks.
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