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Currier House Senior Tutor Carole Mandryk brought House fans everything from popcorn and peanuts to hot dogs and ice cream during an exciting Game 7. “Besides the fact that they are enjoyable, I feel last week’s game ‘parties?? enhanced the already strong sense of community here in Currier,” she wrote in an e-mail...
...that enabled President Bush to be elected over Senator Kerry, I’d still vote for Ralph. The movement Mr. Nader is at the forefront of will undoubtedly gain momentum when the time is right—when more people become disenfranchised with the Democratic and Republican Parties?? corporate-led politics and become cognizant of Mr. Nader’s veracious message of reform. If we all must suffer through four more years of hell to get to that point, then so be it. Mr. Nader is not running for office for personal, political, or monetary gain...
...percent admitted ignorance. Other studies have shown that 70 percent of Americans can’t even identify their senators or congressperson, let alone tell you how they stand on the issues. Voting a party line doesn’t seem to help either; when asked to identify the parties?? positions on key issues the American public fares worse than a random coin toss...
Though he and his teammates are vaguely aware of the lack of progress between representatives from the union and ownership, Welch hasn’t been paying too careful attention to the parties?? day-to-day negotiations, since, at least for the moment, they don’t actually apply...
...root of the problem lies in the way the debates are organized. After the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD)—an “independent” group in fact controlled by the two major parties??took control of administering televised presidential debates from the League of Women Voters in 1988, the Democrats and the Republicans have been able to jointly dictate the terms on which their candidates will appear. The results have been all-too obvious—candidates avoid dangerous issues and spontaneous or interactive formats...