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February 9, 2006
In This Issue:
- 2006 Election Page
- Breakfast @ 65 West
2006 Election Page
In our
never-ending efforts to make election information easier to understand,
ICPR has created a one-stop shopping page on our website to present
useful information about the upcoming primary elections. Want to
know where the candidates stand on reform? Want to know who's
funding them, and how they spend their money? Want to know what
kind of judges the candidates in your area will make? Visit our new 2006 Election page.
Breakfast @ 65 West
Our
friends at the Union League Club have put together a great panel on
media for Tuesday, February 28th. "The Editorial Page and Its
Relevance to the Political Process" is the first in a new series of
breakfast meetings. It will feature Bruce Dold of the Tribune,
Steve Huntley of the Sun-Times, Dave Beery of the Daily Herald, and Ed
Koziarski of the Southtown. Roosevelt Prof. Paul Green will
moderate. Contact Dave Kohn at the Club's Public Affairs Office
(312-435-5945) or online at www.65west.org if you're interested. There is a small fee for this event.
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