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Former President Clinton to speak at LBJ School graduation Event will be open to media, invited guests. By Laura Heinauer AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF Wednesday, April 12, 2006 Former President Clinton will give this year's commencement address to graduates at the University of Texas' Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, the school announced Wednesday. Clinton will speak at the school's May 20 convocation ceremony, which is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. at the LBJ auditorium, school spokeswoman Marilyn Duncan said. The event is open to graduates, their families, invited guests and members of the media, she said. "We are delighted...

WHAT: FReep the Creep Bill Clinton will be in Austin to sign his book My Life(Lies)Bring signs and your voices for chants as we stand across from all of the Clinton Clowns standing in line.WHERE: SE corner of Bookpeople (1 block east of 6th and Lamar which is Henderson St. and 6th) If parking lot is full, there is a park 2 block north of there. MAPWHEN: 9:30AM Thursday 5/5 (Book Signing starts at 10) This is the same place where we had the Hillary FReep

Just starting an after action report. Here are a few highlights of the evening so far. I'm sure there will be more additions tonight and tomorrow but most of our folks are still socializing at an undisclosed location...with beer.

The United States should be more diplomatic than it has been in handling its current confrontations with Iraq and North Korea, former President Clinton said Wednesday in an appearance at the University of Texas. In an hour-long speech at the Erwin Center, Clinton addressed a possible war with Iraq, international diplomacy and President Bush's proposed tax cuts. But he said the country's largest threat today is the potential for a revived nuclear weapons program in North Korea. The remarks came on the same day that CIA director George Tenet revealed that North Korea has a long range missile capable of...

WASHINGTON (Dec. 22) - John Kerry and Joseph Lieberman have the most support among Democrats when asked about the field of likely 2004 candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination, a poll suggests. But Hillary Rodham Clinton would lead if she were to enter the field. Among the current field of likely candidates, Democrats put Sens. Kerry of Massachusetts and Lieberman of Connecticut at 16 percent followed by Rep. Dick Gephardt of Missouri at 10 percent, with others in single digits. Twenty-four percent said they were unsure. In an expanded field that included Clinton, the New York senator was the choice...

As part of the KMOX Distinguished Speakers Series, Helen Thomas will be in town on November 21 in the morning. Is anyone else in the area interested in a good old fashioned freep for the leader in the Axis of Ugly? In the future, James Carville, and Bill Bradley, will be coming for this same series.

GENEVA - U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton will be in town next week focusing on the environment. Local officials confirmed this morning that the junior senator will be making a stop in Geneva Thursday, Aug. 29. A time and location will be announced later. The event will be open to the public. During the visit, Clinton will be discussing efforts to preserve the Finger Lakes. Clinton, a Democrat, defeated Republican Rick Lazio in 2000 for the seat. The former first lady serves on the Senate's budget, environment and public works, and HELP (health, education, labor and pensions) committees. Clinton represents...