tennessee
It certainly seems to me that a huge percentage of our leaders, whether in business, politics, university presidents, or whatnot are former fraternity members. Theoretically sorority members too, but who.
This is the kind of politician that really makes one respect southern state legislatures: State Sen. Jim Summerville, of Dickson, was removed as chairman of the Senate’s higher education subcommittee.
Really loving the NYT's Disunion blog. Loomis probably knew who William Brownlow was, but I had never heard of him: Fancying himself a modern Isaiah, Brownlow declared on the masthead,.
On to the Volunteer State. I'd say Tennessee has performed about to an expected level in generating prominent politicians. Its 3 presidents make it seem like it would outperform, but.
