READING DUE BEFORE CLASS

Read article, "Lifelong debunker takes on arbiter of neutral choices" from the Stanford Report
Read article, "Networks hope to avoid exit-poll excesses, errors" from The Boston Globe
Read article, "When polls raise more questions than answers" from The Boston Globe
Read article, " TV networks were in no rush to call presidential election" from USA Today

MATERIALS REFERENCED IN CLASS

Article, "Lifelong Debunker Takes on Arbiter of Neutral Choices" from The Stanford Report
Article, "ELECTION 2004: How Did One Exit Poll Answer Become the Story of How Bush Won? Good Question" from The Washington Post
Article, "Hidden in Plain Sight; Polling Data Shows Moral Values Aren't a New Factor" from The Washington Post
Article, "Voters Say Values Matter, but it's Important to Find Out What Reality is Behind this Convenient Catchall" from The New York Times

HOMEWORK ASSIGNED

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Read article, "Hidden in Plain Sight; Polling Data Shows Moral Values Aren't a New Factor" from The Washington Post
Read article, "Election 2004: How did one exit poll answer become the story of how Bush won?" from The Washington Post
Read article, "Different Influences Found for Bush, Kerry Voters" from Gallup.com
Journal Assignment #3: Essay based on a “Cheating Culture” Lecture