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<Title>Scott Casper, CAHSS Dean, in Talking Points Memo</Title>
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<Summary>On October 9, Talking Points Memo (TPM) published a story analyzing the recent controversial College Board decision to release a revised framework on the way AP U.S. history is taught. Since the...</Summary>
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<Title>George Derek Musgrove, History, on WAMU&#8217;s Metro Connection</Title>
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<Title>Donald Norris, Public Policy, on WJZ and WYPR, in the Washington Post</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Ahead of Tuesday’s Maryland gubernatorial debate, Public Policy Professor and Chair Donald Norris analyzed what was at stake in the debate and what each candidate needed to accomplish. In an interview on WJZ Channel 13, Norris said, “what each candidate needs to accomplish at the debates is first to look personable so that they don’t turn people off with their demeanor. And secondly, they have to not make any mistakes.” He added, “different people are going to have different perspectives on who wins or who loses — again — unless somebody makes a really big mistake,” Norris added. On WYPR, Norris commented …</div>
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<Summary>Ahead of Tuesday’s Maryland gubernatorial debate, Public Policy Professor and Chair Donald Norris analyzed what was at stake in the debate and what each candidate needed to accomplish. In an...</Summary>
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<Title>Thomas Schaller, Political Science, in the Washington Post</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">An article published October 9 in the Washington Post examined several gubernatorial races in the Northeast where voter unrest has put a number of contests in play in states where Democrats ordinarily win. The article focused on Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Maryland as states where this phenomenon is taking place. A recent Washington Post poll showed Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown leading opponent Larry Hogan by a 47 percent to 38 percent margin among likely voters in Maryland. Political Science Professor and Chair Thomas Schaller was interviewed for the article and said, “people in Maryland, including some Democrats, are bemoaning an uninspired, run-the-clock-out campaign by …</div>
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<Title>Round Up: UMBC in the News, 10/10</Title>
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<Title>Round Up: UMBC in the News, 10/10</Title>
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<Title>Round Up: UMBC in the News, 10/10</Title>
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