Mark your calendar for this one...
That is, of course, if you happen to be a political junkie and find the idea of life ending after Nov. 7, then this might be just what you need.
On Dec. 8, Yale University's Political Science Department and the Center for Study of American Politics will play host to a conference that will dissect the closely-watched race for U.S. Senate here in Connecticut. Representatives from the various campaigns, scholars and national jouranlists and other political experts will discuss not only how the campaigns were run - both the primary and the general election - but try and determine what the long-term political ramifications will be on politics in the future.,, and particularly what impact if any it might have on the 2008 presidential campaigns.
The conference is open to the public and begins at 9:45 a.m. Friday, Dec. 8 at the Whitney and Betty MacMillian Center for International Area Studies (34 Hillhouse Rd., New Haven).
On Dec. 8, Yale University's Political Science Department and the Center for Study of American Politics will play host to a conference that will dissect the closely-watched race for U.S. Senate here in Connecticut. Representatives from the various campaigns, scholars and national jouranlists and other political experts will discuss not only how the campaigns were run - both the primary and the general election - but try and determine what the long-term political ramifications will be on politics in the future.,, and particularly what impact if any it might have on the 2008 presidential campaigns.
The conference is open to the public and begins at 9:45 a.m. Friday, Dec. 8 at the Whitney and Betty MacMillian Center for International Area Studies (34 Hillhouse Rd., New Haven).
posted by Ray Hackett at 12:23 PM
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