Photos: House passes higher education bill 86 - 44

The Minnesota House passes the higher education bill 86-44.

April 25, 2013 at 10:22PM
(The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Author of the higher education bill Rep. Gene Pelowski, DFL-Winona, smiled as Rep. Glenn Gruenhagen, R-Glencoe, praised his bill and his role as chair of the higher education finance committee.

Author of the higher education bill Rep. Gene Pelowski, DFL-Winona, smiled as Rep. Glenn Gruenhagen praised his bill and his role as chair of the higher education finance committee but refused to support his bill.   Thursday, April 25, 2013    ]       GLEN STUBBE * gstubbe@startribune.com
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Presiding over his fourth omnibus bill debate in four days, Speaker Paul Thissen slumped a bit during debate of the higher education bill.

Presiding over his fourth omnibus bill debate in four days, Speaker Paul Thissen slumped a bit during debate of  the higher education bill.  Thursday, April 25, 2013    ]       GLEN STUBBE * gstubbe@startribune.com
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Rep. Nick Zerwas, R-Elk River tried to persuade Rep. Melissa Hortman, DFL-Brooklyn Park to taste his chicken&waffles flavored potato chips during debate of the higher education bill.

Rep. Nick Zerwas, R-Elk River tried to persuade Rep. Melissa Hortman, DFL-Brooklyn Park to taste his waffles and chicken flavored potato chips during debate of  the higher education bill.  Thursday, April 25, 2013    ]       GLEN STUBBE * gstubbe@startribune.com
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Glen Stubbe

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Photojournalist Glen Stubbe has been chief political photographer for the Minnesota Star Tribune since 2011 and was business photographer and photo editor before that. He was named Visual MN Photographer of the Year twice in a row, first in 2015, and then combined 2016-2017.

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