Behind the Scenes: NBC setup
Posted by Noah Cohen on 28 Oct 2007 | in: Drexel Debate
Want to be heard?
Posted by Noah Cohen on 28 Oct 2007 | in: Drexel Debate
On debate day, approximately 100 reporters will be on campus looking to interview students. Remember that what you say may be published, so stay alert and say what you mean. If you want to have your voice heard by the media, these are some good places to start:
Behrakis Grand Hall
Creese Student Center
Chestnut Street
Mandell Theater
Main Building
Please note: Many of these locations will be closed to the public; however, Behrakis and Creese will be the base of most media operations on campus.
Debate Day Events
Posted by Noah Cohen on 28 Oct 2007 | in: Drexel Debate
Here are the events on campus according to Drexel’s University Relations:
5 p.m., 7 p.m., 11 p.m.: Hardball with Chris Matthews , live from Drexel’s Quad
9 p.m.: Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate, Main Building Auditorium (ticketed event)
Student Watch Party, Mandell Theater
Large-Screen Viewing of the Debate, The Quad (open to the public)
Open-vote arrives
Posted by Noah Cohen on 27 Oct 2007 | in: Drexel Debate
Open-vote is now live for Drexel: Drexel Political Poll on Open-Vote
So far, it looks like Obama is in the lead for Drexel voters with 46 percent of Open-voters reporting they would vote for Obama today (as of this posting).
For more info on Open-vote click below:
Welcome
Posted by Noah Cohen on 26 Oct 2007 | in: Drexel Debate
The Triangle has entered the Blogosphere.
This blog will provide updates, images and other reports on the Democratic primary debate at Drexel University.
