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*[[Spring 2010 101 Research: Vaccinations | Vaccinations]]: Should vaccinating children be mandatory? Ally, Joanna | *[[Spring 2010 101 Research: Vaccinations | Vaccinations]]: Should vaccinating children be mandatory? Ally, Joanna | ||
| − | *[[Spring 2010 101 Research: Citizens United: Is the recent Supreme Court decision on campaign reform a mistake? Nick H, Brooks, Dristie, Bobby | + | *[[Spring 2010 101 Research: Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission | Citizen United v. Federal Election Commission]]: Is the recent Supreme Court decision on campaign reform a mistake? Nick H, Brooks, Dristie, Bobby |
| − | *[[Spring 2010 101 Research: Education Policy: Can the No Child Left Behind Act be salvaged? Samantha, Jenna, Anastasia | + | *[[Spring 2010 101 Research: Education Policy | Education Policy]]: Can the No Child Left Behind Act be salvaged? Samantha, Jenna, Anastasia |
*[[Spring 2010 101 Research: US Foreign Aid for Poverty Relief | US Foreign Aid for Poverty Relief]]: Does the US give the right amount of money to alleviate global poverty? Rick, Nick R, Jordan, Stuart | *[[Spring 2010 101 Research: US Foreign Aid for Poverty Relief | US Foreign Aid for Poverty Relief]]: Does the US give the right amount of money to alleviate global poverty? Rick, Nick R, Jordan, Stuart | ||
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Topics Spring 2010
- Vaccinations: Should vaccinating children be mandatory? Ally, Joanna
- Citizen United v. Federal Election Commission: Is the recent Supreme Court decision on campaign reform a mistake? Nick H, Brooks, Dristie, Bobby
- Education Policy: Can the No Child Left Behind Act be salvaged? Samantha, Jenna, Anastasia
- US Foreign Aid for Poverty Relief: Does the US give the right amount of money to alleviate global poverty? Rick, Nick R, Jordan, Stuart
- Intellectual Freedom at GU: Should a performance of The Vagina Monologues be allowed at GU? Katie, Nicole
- Precription Drug Abuse: Lindsay and Caelyn
Unchosen Topics:
Education Policy: Can the No Child Left Behind Act be salvaged? 3
Global Warming Skepticism: Is there a valid argument denying global warming? 3
Global Internet Policy: (including) Does Google have a good policy on Internet access in China? Should the internet allow government filters? 1
College Athletes' Commercial Rights: Should college athletes receive royalties if their "likenesses (ie performance statistics, etc.)" are used in video games? 2
Guantanamo: What should be done with the prisoners at Guantanomo Bay?
Financial Reform: (including) Should banks be punished for irresponsible lending? Global Warming Skepticism: Is there a valid argument denying global warming?
Global Internet Policy: (including) Does Google have a good policy on Internet access in China? Should the internet allow government filters?
College Athletes' Commercial Rights: Should college athletes receive royalties if their "likenesses (ie performance statistics, etc.)" are used in video games?
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