Pine Burr 1981
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S. (i.Kida 11. Dr. Tavl.
The funny face in the group is not the president of the Young Democrats, or the advisor, or even a regular member for that matter. This donkey, symbolizing the tradition of the Democratic party, backed the members as they promoted the Democratic candidates and their platform during the election year 1980. Boothes set up to "get-out-the-vote" were seen around campus as November fourth neared. Even though their presidential candidate. Jimmy Carter, was not re-elected, thi...s did not stop the activity of the club. During the year, this fine group of young men and women were participants in the N.C. Young Democrats and Young Democrats of America. Fund-raising events were held and guest speakers appeared on campus to stimulate students to become involved in the government. Yes, the symbolic donkey was successful in motivating the Young Democrats to achieve its goal — promoting the doctrines, platform, and candidates of the Democratic party. Now isn't it funny what some ole donkev can do?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. (i.Kida 11. Dr. Tavl.
The funny face in the group is not the president of the Young Democrats, or the advisor, or even a regular member for that matter. This donkey, symbolizing the tradition of the Democratic party, backed the members as they promoted the Democratic candidates and their platform during the election year 1980. Boothes set up to "get-out-the-vote" were seen around campus as November fourth neared. Even though their presidential candidate. Jimmy Carter, was not re-elected, thi...s did not stop the activity of the club. During the year, this fine group of young men and women were participants in the N.C. Young Democrats and Young Democrats of America. Fund-raising events were held and guest speakers appeared on campus to stimulate students to become involved in the government. Yes, the symbolic donkey was successful in motivating the Young Democrats to achieve its goal — promoting the doctrines, platform, and candidates of the Democratic party. Now isn't it funny what some ole donkev can do?
What to read after Pine Burr 1981?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell university (Buies creek, n.C.) to read onlineMoreLess
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