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...disorientation is fine––exhilarating, even. As a freshman, it was exciting to have preconceptions overturned, to wade through post modernist ambivalence for the first time, and to come out the other end with more tempered skepticism. It felt liberating to be “undecided??, not just about concentrations, but more broadly, about what I wanted to do in life. But by the end of last term, the impulse to reorient had already kicked in. All of us face high expectations here—from our families, our professors, and most often ourselves?...
...Giuliani is the most popular candidate among college-age Republicans, according to a Harvard Institute of Politics poll of 18- to 24-year-old likely voters across the country. Twenty-six percent of Republican respondents favored Giuliani in the fall poll, but 30 percent say they are undecided??mirroring the fluidity of the race nationwide...
...program’s list of past champions, the 2005 champion—although at the time still undecided??was listed at Trinity. Realizing the error, some poor soul scurried through the hundreds of programs and whited out the mistake so that the lettering was barely visible...
...break through solid rock. You’ve got to use really strong dynamite to get in there.” Yet while it is certainly true that voters are increasingly difficult to sway—especially considering that after three debates, polls show little change amongst the undecided??preying on American fears is deplorable. The adversarial atmosphere of this election race has been apparent from its beginning; but these advertisements cross the line of appropriate ways of persuasion. There is simply no merit in trying to scare the American public into voting for either presidential contender...
King, who is also an associate professor at the Kennedy School of Government, said the volatility of the youth vote—which he said is higher than that of the overall voting population—shows that the so-called “undecided?? voters who do not identify with a candidate until late in the campaign are not the only votes up for grabs...