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The Washington Post: The shutdown threatens the promise of government jobs — and a way of life

Jan. 15, 2019—(David Lewis,William R. Kenan, Jr. Chair and Professor of Political Science, quoted)

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New York Magazine: Is a Portland Professor Being Railroaded by His University for Criticizing Social-Justice Research?

Jan. 11, 2019—(Laura Stark, Associate Professor of Medicine, Health, & Society, quoted)

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AP News: Clemency decision sparks praise, political questions

Jan. 8, 2019—(John Geer, Dean of the College of Arts and Science and Gertrude Conaway Vanderbilt Professor of Political Science, quoted)

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Phys.org: Would you vote for a Democrat who behaves like a Republican?

Jan. 7, 2019—(Larry Bartels, May Werthan Shayne Professor of Public Policy and Social Science, research cited)

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The Tennessean: New faces, loss of institutional knowledge highlight start of Tennessee General Assembly

Jan. 7, 2019—(John Geer, Dean of the College of Arts and Science and Gertrude Conaway Vanderbilt Professor of Political Science, quoted)

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WTOP: Many hate crimes never make it into the FBI’s database

Jan. 4, 2019—(Sophie Bjork-James, Assistant Professor of the Practice of Anthropology, authored)

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Time: How Democrats Took Aim at Trump With New House Rules

Jan. 3, 2019—(Bruce Oppenheimer, Professor of Political Science, quoted)

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Joe Toye: Guard and Leader

Dec. 17, 2018—Men’s basketball’s Joe Toye, an economics major and the lone senior on the Commodores’ roster, is the embodiment of student-athlete-leader.

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Khari Blasingame: Running back and graduate student

Sep. 28, 2018—Commodore running back and graduate student Khari Blasingame is more than a football player—he’s a prime example of the student-athlete experience at Vanderbilt.

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Jalen Dansby sets his sights on medical school and community leadership

Apr. 23, 2018—As Jalen Dansby approaches Commencement, he has acceptance letters from nearly a dozen of the country’s top medical schools, including Yale and Vanderbilt. He’s motivated to become a doctor not just for himself, but also for his community.

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