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...reconsider politics with a little less apathy and resentment. Most Americans don’t get to meet their politicians, and the television set or the internet are, however imperfect, our greatest tools for allowing the denizens of “Main Street” to learn more about what??s happening in the ivory towers of Washington. While we cannot guarantee that politicians’ appearances on comedy shows will lead to higher ratings or more informed votes, it has certainly created an interesting new avenue for voters to learn more about their leaders...
...different schools get inspired by what??s going on at other schools,” Becerra-Licha said. “You can see a sense of growth...
Dukakis was the primary speaker at the seminar panel, entitled “The Election: What??s At Stake?” in the Belfer Conference room...
...thing to hear from a candidate who criticized Obama’s promise to meet with foreign leaders without pre-conditions by proclaiming, “You don’t say that out loud.” Similarly, Mr. McCain, “whip his you-know-what?? is not something that a president would say. Not only is it vulgar, but it also conveys the wrong message about American hegemony. The American president is exceptional; he, or she, is supposed to have the advantage. Like my football coach used to say, “act like...
...never really intended on staying here, I had no intentions. I still considered myself primarily a professional, and what??s a professional doing in a place like Harvard?” he says...