Election 2016: Research Behind the Race

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2015 media clips

February 26, 2016 / Comments Off on 2015 media clips

2016 Presidential Election:
Is Fiorina’s tax proposal three sheets to the wind? – The Conversation (November)
— Why Carly Fiorina’s tax plan is unrealistic – Fortune.com (November)
— Focus on Research: Is a 3-page tax code possible?; written by Edward Jenkins, instructor of accounting – Centre Daily Times (November)

U.S. Politics:
Focus on Research: Scholars worry of president’s ‘friend in the press’ – Centre Daily Times (March)

Hot Button Issues:
Appeals court ruling urges Congress to stop NSA’s mass scale surveillance; written by Anne McKenna, adjunct professor of law at Penn State – The Conversation (May)
Keystone pipeline veto: politics or real policy?; written by Seth Blumsack, assistant professor of energy and mineral engineering at Penn State – The Conversation (March)
Penn State prof explains FCC’s net neutrality decision – Centre Daily Times (March)
Herd immunity and measles: Why we should aim for 100% vaccination coverage – The Conversation (January)
Focus on Research: Ebola crisis highlights gap in health care worker safety – Centre Daily Times (January)
Focus on Research: Drone strikes: Legal weapons against terror or violation of the right to life? – Centre Daily Times (January)

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