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The Hidden Meaning of Race and Gender in Political Campaigns 10/4/08 - Race and gender are center stage in 2008. But in political campaigns, the hottest issues are also sometimes the most hidden. Lynn Sanders, Associate Professor in the Woodrow Wilson Department of Politics, analyzed these hot-button issues by reviewing campaign ads throughout history, and by revealing polling data to track how society is evolving. The event is part of the More than the Score Lecture Series at the University of Virginia.
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Obama and McCain Advisers Debate Health Care Proposals at U.Va. 10/1/08 - Arthur Garson Jr., vice president and provost at U.Va. and the former dean of the School of Medicine, hosted a debate between senior medical advisers to the McCain and Obama campaigns on Wednesday at the University of Virginia. Irwin Redlener, representing Democrat Barack Obama's campaign, and William Winkenwerder Jr., representing Republican John McCain, spoke about their proposals in the Dome Room of U.Va.'s Rotunda. |
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The Medical Center Hour: Dissection, Deception, and Resurrection 10/1/08 - Anatomy is an integral and sometimes controversial part of medical education. The
University of Virginia and the Medical College of Virginia cooperated and competed to obtain human
dissection material for instruction in the 1800s. Co-presented with History of the Health Sciences
Lecture Series, Historical Collections, Claude Moore Health Sciences Library. |
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