Students in Politics
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April Robertson on November 4, 2009 at 12:38 pm • 0 Comments •
By April Robertson
The UA political science department and law school produce many future politicians, including some who might be in the spotlight years from this very day: Election Day.
But the common ground of going to the UA, attending lectures by ...
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Bailey McBride on November 4, 2009 at 12:33 pm • 0 Comments •
By Bailey Elise McBride
The UA chapter of the Young Democrats is active both on campus and off, providing an opportunity for students interested in learning more about the Democratic Party and its ideals to get involved.
“Our activism here on campus ...
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Kimber Wenzelburger on November 4, 2009 at 12:27 pm • 0 Comments •
By Kimber Wenzelburger
The 2008 presidential election presented a disappointing loss for the UA College Republicans – but it also fueled members of the group to fight harder to maintain a presence on campus and work to uphold traditional Republican ideals.
“Conservatives ...
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Samuel Letchworth on November 4, 2009 at 12:25 pm • 0 Comments •
By Samuel Letchworth
The Green Party is aptly named: Green is the color of grass. Not that kind of grass, although the Greens do support marijuana reform. The Green Party is “grass” as in “grass-roots.”
“There are three parties in the United States,” ...
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Tina Korbe on November 4, 2009 at 12:24 pm • 0 Comments •
By Tina Korbe
When conservative activist Matthew Cummings approached UA students this fall to form a Young Conservatives group on campus, at least one was immediately receptive.
Cummings, a field representative for the Leadership Institute, an organization that supports conservative student groups ...