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Join the UW-Madison Alexander Hamilton Society when we welcome Tom Karako, a senior fellow and director of the Missile Defense Projects, and Eunsook Jung, a professor of Political Science at UW-Madison, to discuss U.S./North Korean relations and the pressure on the 38th parallel. The event is December 6th at 6:30PM in Law 5246 and there will be free food! 

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