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"One of my favorite professors at Cornell"

  • Apr 19, 2018
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Professor Lowi was my advisor and one of my favorite professors at Cornell. I vividly remember one of his Government 111 lectures in which he chronicled the absurdity of a government bureaucracy that required employees to “erase your initial and then initial your erasure” in editing a government memo. That line has stuck with me since, and the course shaped my perception of our institutions, as both a student and citizen. In my senior year (Spring 2002) receiving an “A” in Lowi’s Public Policy seminar was one of my proudest moments as a Government major. 


Benjamin Bloom

College of Arts and Sciences

Cornell Class of 2002

 
 
 

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