Jody Baumgartner The “Add/Drop” period officially ends on Friday, Aug. 25, at 5:00 pm. This is the last day students can change their schedule.
This is especially important if you are graduating in December or May: Take a moment and take a close look at your DegreeWorks (https://bit.ly/3T8Rw9e) record to make sure you have all the classes you need.
See your adviser if you need assistance with any of this!
We hope everything goes well today, and throughout this semester.
One thing to remember: The “Add/Drop” period officially ends THIS on Friday, Aug. 23, at 5:00 pm. This is the deadline to drop any class you are taking and/or add a new one.
This is especially important for those who are planning on graduating in Dec. or May (or think you might be able to. Please take a close look at your DegreeWorks record to make sure you have all the classes you need.
See your adviser if you have questions.
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#1: The worst campaign slogan in history belongs to Al Smith, who was against prohibition. To show his support for the creation, distribution, and sale of alcohol, he advertised: “Vote for Al Smith and he’ll make your wet dreams come true.”
#2: The only “clean” election in American history was most likely the first one in 1789, when George Washington ran unopposed. Even then, Alexander Hamilton was trying to pilfer votes away from the potential vice president, John Adams.
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#1: The worst campaign slogan in history belongs to Al Smith, who was against prohibition. To show his support for the creation, distribution, and sale of alcohol, he advertised: “Vote for Al Smith and he’ll make your wet dreams come true.”
#2: The only “clean” election in American history was most likely the first one in 1789, when George Washington ran unopposed. Even then, Alexander Hamilton was trying to pilfer votes away from the potential vice president, John Adams.
From FactRetriever (https://tinyurl.com/4k2vvrfa)
The 1976 SNL Parody of the Ford-Carter Debate
The initiative is led by our own Olga Smirnova, and other participants include Jason Pudlo (Political Science), Merrill Flood (Geography, Planning, and Environment), and Emily Yeager (Recreation Science).
The U.S. Constitution has 4,400 words. It is the oldest and shortest written Constitution of any major government in the world.
