Obama--Barack [President of the United States]

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#	Title	Date	Summary
101	A comedic look at the election Northern Iowan 105:15, p.14	10/21/2008	Appearance by the Reduced Shakespeare Company will inject some fun into the Presidential campaign; photo.
102	It's your election Northern Iowan 105:15, p.7	10/21/2008	Students reminded to register to vote, research the candidates, watch the debates, and, finally, be certain to cast their vote on November 4.
103	Students get involved in political process by attending debate-watching parties Northern Iowan 105:15, p.5	10/21/2008	Sabin Hall and Beck's on University Avenue provided the setting for college students to watch the Presidential debates; photo.
104	Encouraging students to vote Northern Iowan 105:14, p.5	10/17/2008	Students become very active during the political process, but in the past have not followed through to the voting booth. Students urged not to allow history to repeat itself.
105	Satellite voting starts on campus Northern Iowan 105:14, p.1	10/17/2008	Maucker Union is the site for a satellite voting station. Black Hawk County election office wanted to make voting more accessible for students; photo.
106	PRG demands explanation of extraterrestrials Northern Iowan 105:13, p.1	10/14/2008	Americans urged to write to the next President of the United States demanding the "formal acknowledgement of the extraterrestrial presence."
107	Demi and Ashton speak for Obama Northern Iowan 105:9, p.5	09/30/2008	Lang Auditorium was full for the appearance of actors Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher. They were on campus campaigning for Barack Obama for President.
108	Comparison of the presidential candidates Northern Iowan 105:6, p.4	09/19/2008	Views of Barack Obama and John McCain on subprime mortgages, immigration, and President Bush's economics; photo.
109	Crunch time for voters Northern Iowan 105:6, p.6	09/19/2008	Readers urged to vote for Barack Obama.
110	Comparison of the Presidential candidates Northern Iowan 105:5, p.4	09/16/2008	A look at the positions of Senator John McCain and Senator Barack Obama; photo.
111	A single question Northern Iowan 105:4, p.6	09/12/2008	Writer expresses is tired of all of the extraneous issues that seem to have become associated with the Presidential campaign.
112	Comparison of the two candidates Northern Iowan 105:4, p.2	09/12/2008	Comparison of the positions of the Obama and McCain campaigns on torture, paying for college, gay marriage, drugs, and affirmative action.
113	Not just acting; Kal Penn speaks in support of Barack Obama Northern Iowan 105:4, p.1	09/12/2008	Actor Kal Penn urges students to continue support for Obama; photo.
114	Panther Portraits Northern Iowan 105:4, p.8	09/12/2008	Scenes from the International Opportunities Fair, Slam Poetry event, and the Kal Penn appearance; photo.
115	Why Barack Obama? Northern Iowan 105:4, p.5	09/12/2008	Social Work instructor Elaine Pfalzgraf explains why she supports Barack Obama President.
116	Comparison of the two candidates Northern Iowan 105:4, p.2	09/09/2008	The positions of the Republican and Democratic candidates for President on abortion, church-state, government budget, health care, and Iraq presented; photo.
117	How low is McCain willing to go? Northern Iowan 105:3, p.7	09/09/2008	Challenges charges made by Senator McCain against Barack Obama.
118	Obama and education Northern Iowan 105:2, p.7	09/05/2008	Support for education seen as a strength for Obama.
119	Election 2008 Update Northern Iowan 104:52, p.1	04/25/2008	Current delegate counts for Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton; dates of upcoming primaries.
120	News Talk looks into manipulation tactics Northern Iowan 104:47, p.1	04/08/2008	Students and citizens make up the News Talk discussion group; meets in the University Book and Supply store; photo.
121	Culture Corner: fools all year round Northern Iowan 104:46, p.7	04/04/2008	Examples of lies told on days other than April Fool's Day.
122	Simplicity is the key to living life well Northern Iowan 104:45, p.7	04/01/2008	Analysis of the Presidential race. Thoughts on whether or not Hillary Clinton should drop out of the race; photo.
123	Culture Corner: super delegates to the superhero Northern Iowan 104:41, p.5	03/07/2008	Commentary on the primary election process.
124	McCain declared GOP winner, Democrats still undecided Northern Iowan 104:41, p.1	03/07/2008	Following the March 4 primaries in Texas, Ohio, Vermont, and Rhode Island, Clinton--Obama are very close in delegates. John McCain is the Republican candidate; photo.