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GSPM Hosts Panel on C-Span

 

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MTV just posted an article to their website about Obama's One Year, in which our Former Dean, Christopher Arterton plays a big role: 

Dr. Chris Arterton, former dean of George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management, said one thing he's noticed a year into Obama's administration is that the political intensity is fully on the Republican side, versus last year, when it was on the Democratic side thanks to the enthusiasm of young people supporting a candidate who was an inspiring outsider. "In the policy realm, the past 365 days have served to intensely anger people on the conservative side, who feel he's been conducting a socialist experiment with public policies," Arterton said. "That has energized the [conservative] base and helped recruit money and volunteers."

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Meghan McCain, the daughter of former Republican presidential candidate John McCain, will speak in the Jack Morton Auditorium Feb. 9 at 7:30 p.m., announced the Graduate School of Political Management Student Association Monday night.

The event is cosponsored by Program Board, Allied in Pride and the Student Association.

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School's Out. What Did the Teacher Learn?

Posted on January 04, 2010 in the Arthur Page Society Blog.

By Frank Ovaitt
CEO Emeritus, Institute for Public Relations

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Kristina Rasmussen just published an Op-Ed in THE STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER. Here it is: 

 

Posted Dec 11, 2009 @ 12:05 AM

Much of the debate over national health-care legislation has centered on flashpoints like higher taxes, abortion and immigration.

Yet one major aspect of the health-care plans being developed on Capitol Hill has received relatively scant attention. House and Senate Democrats are planning on significantly expanding Medicaid in an attempt to decrease the number of uninsured.

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Did you know...

That the Graduate School of Political Management has a new project to help young people get information about careers in politics?  It is called PoliticsUnder30.org and was launched this September.  PoliticsUnder30.org has some great things to offer:

--Daily job posts

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(This article was written and done by Evan Beal)

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