Chavous, himself touted in the Washington Post as a future mayoral candidate for the District, was recently quoted on the front page of the New York Times analyzing Marion Barry's recent victory in the DC primary. In addition to his councilmanic duties, Chavous also hosts a twice-weekly radio program on political issues. After Wabash, he went on to earn a law degree at Howard University. Chavous is expected to arrive on Wed. Oct. 26 and meet with students at the MXI on Wednesday evening.
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