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Dialoguing about race

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By Patrick Hauf On Monday, author and political commentator Dr. Marc Lamont Hill gave a speech on the injustices in America. The audience in the Reilly Center could feel the passion in Hill’s voice. Exclude the politics, and it is clear that Hill is a very talented speaker who has done extensive research on the…

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Franciscans impact modern economics

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In one of his sermons, St. Bernardine of Siena told a story of St. Francis’s encounter with a demon. The demon asked Francis what was the worst sin in the world. Francis replied that murder was the worst. However, the demon said the one sin worse than murder was theft. “It is this sin, which…

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Conservative Conservation

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During last week’s 12th Republican debate, Ohio Governor John Kasich did the extraordinary by confessing the ordinary. “I do believe we contribute to climate change.” Now for someone who has gone through middle school science, this might not seem like much of a story. “Presidential candidate professes belief in science,” said no news headline ever.…

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Coutuier authors book on modern economics from Franciscan viewpoint

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By Hannah Gordon Managing Editor Franciscan Institute Publications published a book in July breaching the phrase “separation of church and state” and bringing a religious viewpoint on economics, authored by a Bonaventure faculty member. “Franciscans and their Finances: Economics in a Disenchanted World” was written by Father David Coutuier, O.F.M., from the perspective of a…

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McCannon takes job at West Virginia

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This will be the last semester Bryan McCannon, associate professor of economics, will teach at St. Bonaventure University, since he has taken a position at West Virginia University in Morgantown. McCannon has been at Bonaventure for four years teaching multiple areas of economics including intro to microeconomics and macroeconomics, econometrics and managerial economics. McCannon received…

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Stansel delivers speech on economic freedom

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By Lian Bunny News Assignment Editor      Dr. Dean Stansel, associate professor of economics at Florida Gulf Coast University, delivered his speech, “Economic Freedom: What It Is and Why It Matters,” on Nov. 11 in the William F. Walsh Science Center Auditorium.      Stansel is currently directing the Economic Freedom of North America index funded…

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Three finance professors win award for paper

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By Lian  Bunny Assignment News Editor   St. Bonaventure finance professors Colleen Asaad, Bryan McCannon and Mark Wilson received the Best Paper Award from The Academy of Financial Services at its 2014 annual conference. The paper, titled “Financial Competence, Overconfidence, and Trusting Investments” analyzes experiments of investment games.  The findings show that low levels of…

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North Korea missile launch should be seen as a threat

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By Matt Butler   Associate Editor      After yet another failed missile test, North Korea has once again further distanced itself from peaceful international relations by violating the United Nation Security Council’s resolution that forbids the country from launching ballistic missiles.     The missile launch took place last Friday evening despite warning from the…

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