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Welcome John O'Callaghan

Michael Sean Winters October 03, 2008

Welcome John O'Callaghan

Over at America’a special Election Blog, we are pleased to welcome John O’Callaghan to our pages. John is a professor of philosophy at Notre Dame Universaity and his first post can be read by clicking here. Welcome John!

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