Popular Press and Media Coverage
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Polarization and Elections
Gay GOP Group Splinters:
Conservatives Exit Log Cabin Available
Online
Are American Voters Ideologically
Polarized?
Available
Online
Election tests local residents' civility: Both
sides' partisans get angry in many settings
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The Hoover Digest: Purple Voters in the Golden State: California’s Republican Party has drifted off the centrist track. But its voters haven’t. |
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NPR's Karen Grigsby Bates discusses the new book Culture War? The Myth of a Polarized America with its co-author, Samuel Abrams. Abrams argues that the "red vs. blue" cultural divide repeated by American media is inaccurate shorthand, and that Americans agree more than disagree about many important issues. |
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Jewish Public Opinion
Commentary: Jews
and the 2008 Election
The Forward: CAMPAIGN
CONFIDENTIAL: Study of Jewish Dems
The New York Observer: Jews Really Are For
Obama
Jewish Telegraph Agency: Poll-Jews Back
Party More Than Obama
The Jersulaem Post: NYU
poll -US Jews favor Obama 2:1
Commentary: Why Jews
Are Voting Obama?
Bubbe, Call Your Grandkid for Obama
Jewish Telegraph Agency : Study: Pro-Israel community may become more hawkish
NYU Local: NYU
Study: Jews <3 Obama
Globalization
The New Republic: Globalization Excites
The Masses (with Niall Ferguson)
SATs and
Higher Education
The Boston Globe
: More
time for SATs a concern
Slate Magazine:
Flag on the Field: Should colleges
know when a student takes the SAT untimed?
Nightline: Does
Loophole Give Rich Kids More Time on SAT?