It's Fieger time.
Geoffrey Fieger, the man who surprised many pundits and politicians by winning the Democratic nomination in July, is scheduled to be on campus today speaking to students on the Diag at 4:30 p.m.
Fieger, former attorney of famed assisted suicide advocate Dr. Jack Kevorkian, will then be the featured speaker at a mass meeting for the University chapter of College Democrats at 7 p.m. in Aud. 2 of the Modern Languages Building.
Fieger's vocal opposition to two-term Gov. John Engler has left many Michigan voters stunned.
His aggressive approach to campaigning has drawn national attention from Time Magazine and the Wall Street Journal.
Fieger has been quick be critical of Engler on many points, but he still stands behind in the polls.
Fieger received both his Bachelor of Arts and his master's degree from the University.
He specializes in civil rights and personal injury, and Fieger has authored multiple articles published in the Michigan Bar Journal and the Detroit College of Law Review.
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