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Higher education did not garner much mention in either of the candidates?? stump speeches yesterday, but Bush and Kerry have traded barbs on such issues for over a year...
...Harvard-affiliated candidates??one a recent graduate, the other a member of the Leverett Senior Common Room—are each mounting long-shot campaigns against popular incumbents...
...reputable source that will verbalize support for a candidate not on blind faith or some vague principles, but on facts and issues. The newspaper endorsements, no matter whom they choose, are well researched and thought-provoking. We should be thanking the papers for taking a stance and clarifying candidates?? views on mystifying issues...
Katie Gray’s letter published in the Crimson on October 29 (“Kerry has not Heeded the Lesson of 9/11”) repeats a couple of misleading claims that the Republican Party and the Bush campaign habitually make about the two presidential candidates?? attitudes toward terrorism...
...feel informed, take some time to check out the myriad of resources available in this election. You can check out the responses from the Bush, Kerry, Nader and Badnarik campaigns to a voter issues paper for 18-to-30-year-olds at www.smackdownyourvote.com. Pay attention to candidates?? platforms, records and statements. Follow up with fact-checking resources on the network websites or the oft-neutral www.factcheck.org. If you have voting questions, check out H-VOTE, a house competition at Harvard intended to turn youth voter registration into youth voter turnout. To locate your polling place or find contact...