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Democrats v. Republicans: Political Science Honor Society to host debate Nov. 1

Daily Emerald
October 1, 2012

The College Democrats and College Republicans will participate in a political debate scheduled for Nov. 1.
Pi Sigma Alpha, the Political Science Honor Society, will host the debate, which will cover a number of topics including economic recovery, gay marriage, health care and energy policy, said ASUO Academic Director Harlan Mechling.
Location for the debate is yet to be determined, although the email from Mechling said they are looking for a room in the EMU.

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