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Professor Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox teaches American Constitutional Law at Quinnipiac University on December 4, 2025. Gadkar-Wilcox is also a Democratic State Sen. and she said while some of her students have become more cynical over the constitution, she said most of her students continue to believe in the strength of the constitution to uphold law and order.
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Connecticut State Sen. Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox, a Democrat, has taught a constitutional law class at Quinnipiac University for over a decade. Gadkar-Wilcox says teaching the course has thrown her for a loop, as students and the U.S. Supreme Court are becoming more partisan.
FILE: Two days after federal health officials said they are pulling back $11.4 billion in COVID-related funds, Dr. Manisha Juthani said during a press conference at UConn Health, “This is a dark day for public health. COVID-19 may have been the catalyst for these grants but, as Congress intended, these funds were being used to modernize our systems, strengthen our workforce, educate the public, protect our children all to prevent or mitigate the damage to human lives caused by future disease outbreaks.”
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FILE: Jason Kilpatrick of Wholesale Fuel heads back to his truck after making a delivery of home heating oil in Framingham, Mass. Of Connecticut’s $80 million annual LIHEAP allocation, 10% is administered retroactively, once the winter season ends.
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