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Campaign tells teens with mental illness it’s ‘OK2TALK’

(USA Today, July 28th, 2013)

Obama speech setting invokes history

(The Los Angeles Times, July 24th, 2013)

Nonpartisan Fact-Checking Comes to South Africa

(The New York Times, July 23rd, 2013)

Rolling Stone’s cover controversy

(CBC Radio One, July 22nd, 2013)

Obama’s newest numbers: a tale of two countries

(Philadelphia Daily News, July 22nd, 2013)

Bomber As Rock Star? Rolling Stone Cover Outrage

(Associated Press, July 17th, 2013)

6 Obamacare Facts You Need to Know

(Yahoo! Finance, July 8th, 2013)

Koch Brothers attack Obamacare in new ad campaign

(MSNBC, July 8th, 2013)

Comment: Election FactCheck – ‘testing truthfulness’

(SBS Australia, July 8th, 2013)

Super-PACs May Be Bad for America, But They’re Very Good for CBS

(Mother Jones, July 8th, 2013)

After Nelson Mandela, what next for South Africa?

(The Guardian, July 4th, 2013)

Election advertising laws in B.C. questioned

(The Georgia Straight, June 27th, 2013)

Karen Heller: Analysis rates Penna. poorly on racial attitudes

(The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 26th, 2013)

How parents can stop worrying and learn to love their fan-crazed teens

(PhillyBurbs.com, June 23rd, 2013)

The Formula Behind the Voting Rights Act

(The New York Times, June 22nd, 2013)

Marco Rubio’s Big Problem: Explaining His Immigration Shift

(New England Public Radio, June 21st, 2013)

Save the Humanities-From Themselves

(Pacific Standard, June 20th, 2013)

Humanities/Social Sciences Panel Reports; Two From Penn Are Members

(Penn News, June 19th, 2013)

Voter ID ‘conspiracies’ are just urban legends

(The Morning Call, June 19th, 2013)

The paradigms they are a-changin’

(Jewish Standard, June 14th, 2013)

Roger Ailes: Why Fox covers Benghazi

(Politico, June 13th, 2013)

Amid talk of sources’ chill, some see NSA revelations as needed pushback

(McClatchy DC, June 10th, 2013)

When Presidential Words Led to Swift Action

(The New York Times, June 8th, 2013)

Civil or otherwise, WNIR hosts aren’t afraid to voice opinions

(The Akron Beacon Journal, June 1st, 2013)

Kathleen Hall Jamieson on ‘American Politics and the Loss of Accountability’

(Minnesota Public Radio, May 30th, 2013)