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Presidential Debate 2004
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WUSTL media contacts for on-site logistics, technical support
University liaisons for food, phones, equipment at the debate site
Sept. 10,
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Public affairs contact information
June 9,
2008 -- For assistance arranging interviews, obtaining media credentials, using our free VYVX and ISDN lines or with general media inquiries, please contact the Office of Public Affairs.
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History of Presidential Debates at Washington University in St. Louis
WUSTL honored with debates five times
Nov. 19,
2007 -- Washington University in St. Louis has hosted more debates than any other institution in history. Since 1992, the university has been asked by the Commission on Presidential Debates to host debates in five consecutive elections.
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The day after
WUSTL faculty field questions on the presidential election Nov. 3 for the Assembly Series
Oct. 25,
2004 -- A great range of social, political and economic issues hang in the balance of the imminent presidential election outcome. These issues, and their significance to the American public, will be explored in a "Town Hall" style meeting with Washington University faculty members for the Nov. 3 Assembly Series. The event, to be held at 11 a.m. in Graham Chapel on the Washington University campus, is free and open to the public.
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Covering the Debate
Washington University Debate news coverage
Oct. 11,
2004 -- The following is a sampling of news stories about the debate at Washington University.
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Sequel in St. Louis
President George W. Bush and Sen. John Kerry take the stage tonight at Washington University, in Round 2
Oct. 8,
2004 -- President Bush and Senator John Kerry take the stage at WUSTL tonight in the second presidential debate. This will be the first time Bush and Kerry will face each other directly on economic and domestic issues. But, the main topic is likely to be the war in Iraq, as discussed below in this article by Jon Sawyer of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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University ready for Debate
Students plan events and increase voter registration
Oct. 6,
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| Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo |
| Student Union President David Ader at Wednesday's press conference. |
The Washington University Athletic Complex is continuing its transformation from sports venue to "town hall" for the second presidential debate on, Oct. 8. In the second of a series of media briefings, university administrators and students provided updates on debate preparations, security issues, student-organized events and efforts to mobilize young voters.
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Debate Media Information
All debate media information is available at debate-news.wustl.edu
Oct. 6,
2004 -- All debate media information is available at debate-news.wustl.edu. The latest news, press kit information, contact information, students available for interview, faculty experts and commentary designed for the media can be found there.
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MEDIA ADVISORY
Media briefing Oct. 6: Preparations continue for second presidential debate on Oct. 8
Oct. 5,
2004 -- A media briefing on continuing preparations for the Oct. 8 presidential debate will be held at Washington University at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 6.
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The Debate venue
Transforming the Athletic Center into a "Town Hall"
Oct. 4,
2004 --
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| Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo |
| Chancellor Wrighton gives a post-conference interview |
The Washington University Athletic Complex looks less and less like the home to some of the most successful NCAA Division III teams every day. In the first of a series of media briefings, university administrators updated members of the media about the progress of transforming the Athletic Complex into a "town hall" for the second presidential debate, on Oct. 8.
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