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Saturday, April 19, 2008

Democratic Student Group at Penn Exercises Significant Influence

See "In Philadelphia, a Democratic student group at Penn bucks the powers that be," NYT, 4/18/08, at A16

-3258 students pulling for Obama despite Dems supporting Hillary

Posted by Bryan D. Glass, Esq. at 8:23 AM No comments:

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