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• Counting to six million

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• Veterans and violence

• Special election forum to be streamed live

• Introducing the new race relations and civil rights book series

• Listening for life

• What the near-death experience at Antioch College teaches us at IU South Bend

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• Anything goes in times of threat

• Wind power designs for the future

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• Those who truly know war

• The lessons of the wild, wild Western

• Emerson and Freire on education

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• From the hiring desk

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• Thoughtless, gutless journalism: a guide

• One Book, One Campus selection for next year

• Greider on active citizenship

• Professors to evaluate Obama’s first 90 days

• Running in high heels

• Electing judges is a bad idea

• The future of the newspaper

• Interface of science and faith

• What I like to hear

• Samples from the Data Store

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• Research on sustainability

• Radical evolution, reprised

• Free the facts

• Three hundred women

• Presidential mistakes, part 3

• Hate groups on the rise

• Earmarks endure

• Presidential mistakes, part 2

• Presidential mistakes, part 1

• The presidential address

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• Committing to the arts

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• The Americans turns fifty

• Michiana Monologues reviewed

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• Happy birthday to Mr. Darwin

• Elkhart Twitter comes alive

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• Bringing out the conversation

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• The numbers game

• Where to place the stimulus

• The role of poetry

• Earthworks virtual exhibit at Schurz

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• Poetry and the new administration

• Darwin retrospective

• What besides service

• Presidential blogging

• NPR Community underway

• President Obama’s address

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• Transition day

• The inauguration speech as a secular sermon

• Talking about race, 2009 update

• Wind power politics

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• The challenge for conservatives

• Most likely to succeed in teaching

• A green Christmas

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• ADP’s summer plans

• Readers suggest

• Bradley on the role of the university

• Wills on the commander in chief

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• Let’s celebrate the birth of our nation by preserving citizens’ most basic right

• Orwell on liberty and free speech

• Turan on war and innocence

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• General education requirements for CLAS

• Students raise money for Mexican orphanage

• Conversation on three continents

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• The death of Nicola Calipari

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• Democrats have a choice to make

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• Miller on Republicans and big government

• Free access to government funded research

• Statehouse trip draws near

• Sullivan on democracy and torture

• Jensen on grade inflation

• Freedom of information bibliography

• Taking stock in ADP/SB?

• Lev on having a third party

• A future of moral and civic education

• Readers writing back

• Post-election bibliography

• An open forum for discussing jury duty

• Update: Exciting new American Democracy Project events (11/8-11/13)

• Open forum for readers

• Reviewing the record

• Voting rights

• South Bend Tribune endorsements for state and county-level political races

• Find your polling place on the web

• Bono and moral rhetoric

• Why wait until November 2nd when you can vote today?

• Using and abusing science for political gain

• Campus, local clubs team up to create 2004 Indiana voter handout

• A view from the Leaning Ivory Tower

• A land of home improvement

• Watch the last congressional candidate debate on campus

• Women and HIV: there is no debate

• War of the books

• Informed voting bibliography

• Driving “Italian style”?

• New WVPE broadcast essay: finding the truth amid the spin

• Missed any of the presidential/vice presidential debates? Read the transcripts online

• Fahrenheit 9/11 bibliography and timeline

• CIA releases “Duelfer Report” about question of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq

• Readers on the debates

• Du Bois on the mission of a university

• Did you know that you can VOTE TODAY?

• Missed the first presidential debate? Read the transcript online

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• ADP@YourLibrary

• Catton on the nature of modern war

• Ozick on the role of the university

• New poll, new quotation, new letters at ADP/SB

• Where are the international perspectives?

• A professor with a Kerry or Bush pin in class

• Greetings from the Campus Director of ADP

• Daily reports on the Republican Convention

• Krauthammer on the lost trust in politicians

• Learn more about the swing states

• Kennedy on church and state

• New feature: national and international news feeds

• American Democracy Project events calendar

• Teaching in Provence, May 2004

• New interactive section added to ADP/SB

• Roosevelt on education and responsibility

• Ames on monarchy and democracy

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• New Letters section goes online

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