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Freshman year, I got involved in the Ralph Nader campaign. I heard him speak several times and I really enjoyed what he had to say. The World Trade Organization protests in Seattle really upset me my senior year of high school. The way the entire country flared up against the possibility of another candidate running got me involved in the Green Party and third-party politics, because I realized how important it was. People weren’t even allowing these voices to be heard...
...planning on voting for Ralph Nader for president in November...
...Ralph W. Ells, Lillian Rea; Albert Forbes, Jaret Putnam; Raymond D'Arey, Miss. McGlynn...
...only for a week, let me be one of those sunburnt white guys wearing a backwards visor, talking to a girl who has never heard of Ralph Waldo Emerson and doesn’t care if a ceasefire has been called in the city of Falluja. Give me this and I’ll not only be eternally grateful, but I’ll also have something to fantasize about during those frigid winter mornings when I have to walk through subzero temperatures to get to my 9 a.m. Statistics class...
Despite what some conservatives would have you believe, Harvard is not the only campus in America that will vote Democratic this fall. According to the latest Institute of Politics (IOP) survey, Sen. John F. Kerry, D-Mass., leads President Bush by 10 points among college students nationwide, even with Ralph Nader factored into the race—significantly better for Kerry than national polls which show the race at a dead heat. And this is in spite of the fact that college students nationwide have similar views to all Americans on the general direction of the country...