Yes, it's that alma mater, again. Tonight, on Jeopardy!, in the category "Colleges and Universities", one of the answers was: "Senator Paul Wellstone once taught at
Carleton College in Northfield in this state". Anyone who doesn't ask "What is Minnesota?" gets a failing grade from this blog.
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