Friday, May 16, 2008

North Carolina

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Clinton and Obama's Super Tuesday in Indiana and North Carolina

It's not over yet, but there are several scenarios for how the Democratic nomination will end after Tuesday's primaries. more >>

Indiana and North Carolina Reinforce Demographic Patterns for Clinton and Obama

Clinton performed better than Obama among Republican voters. more >>

Barack Obama Wins North Carolina, Hillary Clinton squeaks by in Indiana

Clinton wins a tight contest in Indiana. Obama takes North Carolina by a large margin. more >>

Polls Show Clinton and Obama Locked in Tight Races

Indiana and North Carolina voters cast ballots today in the critical primaries. more >>

Gas and Integrity Fuel Clinton-Obama Duel

Hillary Clinton hit the gas - and Barack Obama - as the two raced across North Carolina and Indiana. more >>

GOP Dirty Tricks Dupe Media

Media falls for GOP dirty tricks...again more >>

North Carolina Primary Facts and Figures

The North Carolina primary is May 6, 2008. more >>

Senators From Poor States Rank Low on "Poverty Scorecard"

An analysis released this morning by the Shriver Center showed that in 2007, members of Congress from states with high rates of poverty were "less likely to support anti-poverty measures than other members of Congress.". more >>

Trail Mix

Daily updates from campuses nationwide. more >>

Trail Mix

Daily roundup from campuses nationwide. more >>

Trail Mix

Daily roundup from campuses nationwide. more >>

Trail Mix

* An influx of iPhones has crashed Duke University's wireless network, Inside Higher Ed writes. Questions: Is this Apple's fault? But why only at Duke? And lastly, how come so many Duke students can afford an iPhone?. more >>

Trail Mix

* The fastest way to get state law enforcement to crash your party at Louisiana State: Get 10 kegs, a case of Jägermeister, and 53 miscellaneous bottles of alcohol. Also, don't forget to advertise the rager openly on Facebook, charge a $5 cover, and encourage guests to "drink all you want," according to the Daily Reveille. more >>

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