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Vol. 41
Issue 3
Stop Dating
Find out what Wil and Bernadette
have to say about the online dating
experience.
PAGE 5
Shaky Start
Check out coverage from the
women’s volleyball matches last
weekend.
PAGE 8
Devin Seven
See what writer, Devin Middleton,
recommends in this week’s playlist.
PAGE 7
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
www.ipfwcommunicator.org
Collaboration: Page 2 ►
Parties might be polar-ized
in Washington, but on
the IPFW campus, political
polar opposites can often be
found partying together.
Last year, the IPFW
College Republicans and
the University Democrats
joined forces to raise mon-ey
for Haiti, wrote a letter
to the editor criticizing the
actions of IPFW Student
Government’s Senate and
Judicial Court concern-ing
the funding of a reli-gious
conference, and even
Collaboration Continues Between IPFW Political Groups
nominated each other’s
presidents for the Student
Leader of the Year award
at the 2009-2010 Student
Achievement Celebration.
Noticing these examples
of amicability and biparti-san
effort, IPFW’s Political
Science Department sent
Professor Michael Wolf
and the leadership of the
two organizations to Penn-sylvania
for a Conference
on Civility at the end of
spring semester. There the
groups bonded even more,
and were surprised to find
how unique their co-oper-ation
was compared to the
hostilities rampant on oth-er
campuses. “It’s really
not that hard to get along,”
said then College Republi-can
President, Joe Menze.
“It isn’t,” agreed Leyla
Mansour-Cole, President
of the University Demo-crats.
“When necessary,
you just change the subject
to something you have in
common besides politics.”
By Amanda Morningstar McCann
Object Description
| Title | The Communicator |
| Title-Alternative | The IPFW Communicator |
| Subject |
College press College student newspapers and periodicals Student produced news weekly |
| Edition | Volume 41, Issue 3 |
| Publication Date | 2010-09-08 |
| Frequency | Published weekly |
| Description | An Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) student prooduced news weekly. |
| Creator | IPSN, Inc. |
| Publisher | IPSN, Inc. |
| Academic Year | 2010-2011 |
| Content Type | Text |
| Digital Publisher | Walter E. Helmke Library, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne |
| Digital Format | text/pdf |
| Rights | Indiana Purdue Student Newspapers Inc. agrees to grant IPFW Library's mastodon Digital Object Network (mDON) the non-exclusive right to digitize, archive and display digital copies of "The Communicator" ("the content") via the mDON digital repository. Copyright Indiana Purdue Student Newspapers Inc (IPSN, Inc.), 2011 - . All rights reserved. May not be reproduced without IPSN permission. See IPSN contact information http://cdm16776.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/about/collection/p16776coll1 |
| Collection | The Communicator - - The Student Newspaper of IPFW |
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| Date digital | March 05 2012 |
Description
| Title | Page 1 |
| Description | An Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW) student prooduced news weekly. |
| Rights | Indiana Purdue Student Newspapers Inc. agrees to grant IPFW Library's mastodon Digital Object Network (mDON) the non-exclusive right to digitize, archive and display digital copies of "The Communicator" ("the content") via the mDON digital repository. Copyright Indiana Purdue Student Newspapers Inc (IPSN, Inc.), 2011 - . All rights reserved. May not be reproduced without IPSN permission. See IPSN contact information http://cdm16776.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/about/collection/p16776coll1 |
| Transcript | Vol. 41 Issue 3 Stop Dating Find out what Wil and Bernadette have to say about the online dating experience. PAGE 5 Shaky Start Check out coverage from the women’s volleyball matches last weekend. PAGE 8 Devin Seven See what writer, Devin Middleton, recommends in this week’s playlist. PAGE 7 Wednesday, September 8, 2010 www.ipfwcommunicator.org Collaboration: Page 2 ► Parties might be polar-ized in Washington, but on the IPFW campus, political polar opposites can often be found partying together. Last year, the IPFW College Republicans and the University Democrats joined forces to raise mon-ey for Haiti, wrote a letter to the editor criticizing the actions of IPFW Student Government’s Senate and Judicial Court concern-ing the funding of a reli-gious conference, and even Collaboration Continues Between IPFW Political Groups nominated each other’s presidents for the Student Leader of the Year award at the 2009-2010 Student Achievement Celebration. Noticing these examples of amicability and biparti-san effort, IPFW’s Political Science Department sent Professor Michael Wolf and the leadership of the two organizations to Penn-sylvania for a Conference on Civility at the end of spring semester. There the groups bonded even more, and were surprised to find how unique their co-oper-ation was compared to the hostilities rampant on oth-er campuses. “It’s really not that hard to get along,” said then College Republi-can President, Joe Menze. “It isn’t,” agreed Leyla Mansour-Cole, President of the University Demo-crats. “When necessary, you just change the subject to something you have in common besides politics.” By Amanda Morningstar McCann |
| Date digital | March 05 2012 |
