George Mason University Archive

  • Mason Student Runs for House of Delegates

    Mason Student Runs for House of Delegates

    By Mason Votes Writer Ethan Vaughan Susan Conrad, a master’s candidate at George Mason University studying for a degree in Instructional Technology, is running for the House of Delegates 40th District seat. She is campaigning on a transportation platform that would require raising gas taxes...

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  • Students Respond to Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize

    Students Respond to Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize

    George Mason University students' reactions to President Barack Obama's Nobel Peace Prize

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  • Deeds’ Daughter, Son Campaign for Father at Mason

    Deeds’ Daughter, Son Campaign for Father at Mason

    By Broadside News Editor Amanda Cheek Oct. 26, 2009 The children of Democratic candidate for governor Creigh Deeds came to George Mason University Monday to campaign for their father.  Amanda and Gus Deeds were handing out flyers on campus and speaking with students. “Young voters...

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  • Where Do Patriots Get Their Political Views?

    Where Do Patriots Get Their Political Views?

    By Mason Votes Staff Writer Ethan Vaughan The George Mason University student body is home to a diverse range of political views and an equally wide set of beliefs about how those views are formed. The students interviewed denied the conventionally-held notion that people’s political...

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  • Cuccinelli, Shannon, Address Crime, Economy

    Cuccinelli, Shannon, Address Crime, Economy

    By Mason Votes Staff Writer Ethan Vaughan Republican attorney general candidate Ken Cuccinelli and Democratic attorney general candidate Steve Shannon disagreed on economic issues during their Wednesday debate at George Mason University’s Prince William campus, with much of the divergence of views relating to job...

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  • College Democrats, Republicans Gear Up for Upcoming Election

    College Democrats, Republicans Gear Up for Upcoming Election

    By Mason Votes Staff Writer Ethan Vaughan The College Democrats and College Republicans are readying for Virginia’s November 3 election with a spate of campaign events and public outreach. Pakiza Nasher, president of the College Democrats called the election “the most important thing on our...

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  • Cuccinelli Speaks At College Republicans, Urges Mental Health Reform

    Cuccinelli Speaks At College Republicans, Urges Mental Health Reform

    By Mason Votes Staff Writer Ethan Vaughan Republican attorney general candidate Ken Cuccinelli appeared at last night’s meeting of the George Mason University College Republicans and urged Virginia voters to stand behind him on the issue of mental health reform. “This isn’t just a personal...

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  • Mason Lt. Gov Debate Canceled

    Mason Lt. Gov Debate Canceled

    The debate scheduled for tonight at George Mason University between lieutenant gubernatorial candidates Bill Bolling (R) and Jody Wagner (D) has been canceled. After Bolling pulled out from the debate on Sunday, Wagner had stated that she would still attend the event. The organizers, however,...

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  • Universities More Moderate Than Believed

    Universities More Moderate Than Believed

    By Mason Votes Staff Writer Ethan Vaughan America’s universities are far more middle-of-the-road than commonly believed. That’s the conclusion of paper co-authored by George Mason University’s Solon Simmons and Harvard University’s Neil Gross entitled The Social and Political Views of American Professors. Simmons, who is...

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  • Generation Y Vote

    Generation Y Vote

    John Bell (D) candidate for the 13th district talks about education, transportation and his opponent's position on gay rights.

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