Election 2016: Research Behind the Race

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January 2016 media clips

February 26, 2016 / Comments Off on January 2016 media clips

2016 Presidential Election:
Sarah Palin’s American lobotomy: The Republicans keep making us dumber, and not even Stephen Colbert can save us; article written by international affairs professors Sophia McClennen – Salon (Jan. 25)
10 Ways for Women Candidates to Beat the Electoral Double Standard – Women’s Media Center (Jan. 14)

U.S. Politics
Take Note: Chris Beem on why humility is crucial to our democracy; radio interview with Christopher Beem, managing director of the Penn State McCourtney Institute for Democracy – WPSU (Jan. 22)

Hot Button Issues:
Focus on research: How ‘they’ is causing waves in language and society – Centre Daily Times (Jan. 24)
No Child Left Behind’s replacement isn’t much of a replacement; written by associate professor of education Dana Mitra – PennLive.com (Jan. 27)
— Focus on Research: NCLB’s replacement has its own flaws – Centre Daily Times (Jan. 10)

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