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Hottest Night in PoliticsWe are having the hottest night in politics in Carbondale.The Democratic "Party" Longbranch Cafe Tuesday, Sept 26, 2006 5:30pm Campaign OpportunityAsst. Democratic Majority Leader Kurt Granberg campaign is looking for some motivated people to work help in a very tight re-election effort. The republicans have targeted his district and are throwing loads of money into defeating one of our leaders. We need to make sure we hold this seat from the good of Southern Illinois. If you are in the Mt. Vernon or Centralia area and want to help or take a trip to do some campaign work contact Monica Seals at 618-367-4971.SIU College Democrats, Republicans DebateThe College Democrats and the College Republicans met in debate Tuesday evening in Warren Hall in front of a crowd of 30 students. Three Warren Hall student residence assistants organized a debate between College Republicans President John Teresi and former College Democrats President TyJuan Cratic where issues such as the draft, healthcare, media bias, and financial aid for college students were discussed over boxes of free Grinnelli's Pizzeria pizza...Edwards Stands Strong Against CheneyCLEVELAND, Ohio (CNN) -- Early polls indicated differing reactions to Tuesday night's debate between Vice President Dick Cheney and Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen. John Edwards. An ABC News snap poll showed Cheney the winner, aided by a more-Republican audience, while a CBS News poll among undecided voters showed the opposite...Last Day to Register to VoteWith the number of registered voters in Jackson County down almost 10,000 from the 2000 election and only one day left to sign up potential voters, local officials and political advocates are working vigorously to register as many people as possible. Jackson County Clerk Larry Reinhardt said that despite the decrease, his office and other registering locations are prepared for the usual rush of people registering at the last minute...SIU College Democrats, Republicans Play SoftballThe College Republicans and College Democrats took time off the campaign trail Sunday for a friendly sporting event. The game was softball, but politics were often present at Jaycee Field as the two organizations vied for a win against their political rivals. John Teresi, president of the College Republicans, said it is a common misconception that the organizations do not get along. He said many of the...Kerry Win Debate Against Bush(CNN) -- A majority of Americans believe Sen. John Kerry won the first presidential debate of the 2004 campaign, putting him in a virtual tie with President Bush, according to polls released Saturday by Newsweek and the Los Angeles Times. Newsweek reported that Thursday's debate in Miami, Florida, had "erased the lead" that Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney have held over...Kerry Announces Edwards for V.P.Democratic Presidential candidate John Kerry announced today that he has chosen North Carolina Senator John Edwards to join his campaign to build a stronger America. Experienced, energetic leaders who will restore hope here at home and respect around the world, the Kerry-Edwards....Past and Present College Dems OfficersWe have list the Past and Present President and other officers of the Southern Illinois University College Democrats. Take at look, maybe you know some of these people.SIU College Democrats elect President for 2004-2005CARBONDALE, ILLINOIS - April 22, 2004 - The Southern Illinois University College Democrats elected Sarah Bauer President for the 2004 – 2005 school year. Sarah will be starting her senior year at SIU and is majoring in Political Science. TyJuan J. Cratic, ending his 1st year at SIU and as President of the College Democrats,...College Dems Sweep SIU ElectionsCollege Democrats, Tequia M. Hicks, Nate O. Brown, and Ed Ford win University Elections.The gentle purr of the electronic scanner filled the basement of the library Wednesday as the Election Commission eagerly awaited results. In the end, sophomore Tequia Hicks was named President, sophomore Nate Brown as Vice President, and incumbent Ed Ford was voted...
A Message from President TyJuan J. Cratic
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