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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...violations, which affect the amount a candidate can spend on the campaign, are subtracted from the 50 points each is given at the beginning of the campaign. A candidate who receives 50 points in violations is disqualified...
Your coverage of the Students for Choice panel "Access Denied: The Struggle for Reproductive Rights in the 21st Century" (News, "Panel: Election Will Affect Abortion," Dec. 6) incorrectly identified our panelists as "pro-abortion activists...
...Georges, Jeremy Funke '04 makes a doubtful leading man around which to anchor the production. He quickly forgets to affect drunkenness and in his black sneakers, black jeans, too-long belt and skinny tie, he looks more like a reject from a ska band than anyone who would be comfortable in the domestic sphere. Stephen Quinlan '04 is a high point as Jeremiah, the aforementioned smug butler; he carefully tries to integrate his often detached-sounding spoken lines into a coherent dramatic performance...
Violations cost the candidates points. Each candidate received 50 such points at the beginning of the race and if a candidate loses more than these 50, he or she is disqualified. The points also affect the candidates' spending limit...
...study reports that, overall, local crime was the topic that received the greatest amount of coverage on the stations it surveyed. The study also notes that 93 percent of the political stories on the stations it surveyed were about campaign tactics, rather than how candidates' proposals might affect people. However, the study also found that while stations might turn to topics such as crime to generate interest and maintain their viewers' attention, the stations that received the highest marks for quality were also the ones that had the best luck adding to their lead-in audience. "The data show clearly...