Difference between revisions of "2008-09 MM Academic Discourse in Cultural Studies: The US Presidential Election 2008"

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US Presidential Election, 2008

5. Media Coverage]]

6. Candidates for President and Vice-President

7 Miscellaneous

You can find the video clip that explains how the presidential election works at:

Video: Electing a US President in Plain English http://commoncraft.com/store-item/election

Assignment for Oct 29th: 5-10 minute presentations on voting behavior and trends of particular demographic groups:

Please enter your topic and names (first and last, please) here

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-'''Assignment for Oct 22nd: 5-10 minute presentations on voting behavior and trends of particular demographic groups:'''
+'''You can find the video clip that explains how the presidential election works at:'''
+Video: Electing a US President in Plain English
+http://commoncraft.com/store-item/election
+'''Assignment for Oct 29th: 5-10 minute presentations on voting behavior and trends of particular demographic groups:'''
 Please enter your topic and names (first and last, please) here
-#Gender  (Marc Fellmann, Britta Osterhus)
-#Hispanic Americans (Josefine Baumann, Phillip Spilker)
 #African Americans (Anja Breiler, Ina Horstmann)
 #Youth Vote 18-24 (Bastian Martens, Robert Stahlschmidt)
 #Voting behaviour of the Midwestern United States (Gerrit Petrowski)
-#Economic Class and Voting Behaviour (Brigitte Albers, Miriam Argundogan)
 #Religion (Marion Rehmann, Nadine Lührs)
 #Education and voting behaviour (Nina Haßmann)
-#Senior citizens in general (Anna Kubik)
+#Senior citizens (Anna Kubik and Anna Doege)
-#Senior Citizens in Florida (Anna Doege)