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In our Winter 2018 Print Edition, Christopher Cherian reflects on the use of language in political campaigns and its implications. Read here:
http://pennpoliticalreview.org/…/weight-of-words-why-conte…/
Join GPA, PWPPI, and Penn Dems TOMORROW for a panel discussion on the opioid crisis in Philadelphia. We are excited to welcome five community leaders to share their expertise and experience on this important topic!
In our Winter 2018 Print Edition, Mitchell Chan examines the notion of "Communism with Chinese characteristics" and China's domestic political future. Read about this timely analysis as the Chinese Presidency recently experienced significant changes.
Penn Political Review shared Kelly Writers House's event.
Join us at Kelly Writer's House for a conversation with the chief political correspondent for Slate magazine Jamelle Bouie on Wednesday!
In our Winter 2018 Edition, Jordan Dewar explores the flaws of international law regarding nuclear non-proliferation, and new innovations in technology that make the stationing of anti-ballistic missile technology in space not only feasible and legal but also potentially essential to global peace and security.
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What is the HarrassMap and its role in addressing sexual harassment?
In our Winter 2018 Print Edition, Angela Yang reflects: "As women and men are starting to speak up about their sexual assault experiences, with the #MeToo movement spreading on social media and the numerous public sexual assault allegations against high-profile individuals, we need more community action to end to the social acceptability of harassment and victim blaming."
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Check out Wesley Sheker's article on overcoming partisan gravity in our nation's polarizing political landscape in our Winter 2018 Print Edition:
Is it fair to blame the United States for the rise of ISIS? In our Winter 2018 Print Edition, Justin Greenman reflects: "In the end... we are closer to peace in Iraq than we were 15 years ago when Saddam Hussein fell. We have done well in Iraq. But, our mission is not accomplished; it may have just begun." Read this feature article here:
Penn Political Review shared their event.
Stop by our distribution table on Locust Walk tomorrow from 11-2 to pick up a copy of PPR's latest edition fresh off the printer!
Penn Political Review updated their cover photo.
Penn Political Review added an event.
Pick up a copy of the Winter 2017 edition of the Penn Political Review! This issue is titled "The Weight of Words", and explores the notion of truth and rhetoric in politics.
We will distribute on Wednesday (2/21) and Thursday (2/22) from 11-2. We will have candy!!
In our Winter 2018 Print Edition, Christopher Cherian reflects on the use of language in political campaigns and its implications. Read here:
In our Winter 2018 Print Edition, Mitchell Chan examines the notion of "Communism with Chinese characteristics" and China's domestic political future.
The Penn Political Review is proud to present our Winter 2018 Print Edition! Our Editor-in-Chief Jack Hostager shares our team's goal of exploring language and political rhetoric in the "post-truth era". Read Jack's letter here and we hope you enjoy this edition:
Penn Political Review updated their cover photo.
Penn Political Review added an event.
Pick up a copy of the Winter 2017 edition of the Penn Political Review! This issue is titled "The Weight of Words", and explores the notion of truth and rhetoric in politics.
We will distribute on Thursday (2/15) and Friday (2/16) from 11-2. We will have candy!!
Want to be part of the coolest political journalism club on campus? Of course you do - PPR has a number of open positions in writing, editing, interviews, and layout!
Applications are open until February 11th - check out all the details on our website! #JoinPPR
