The Sixth Bulen Symposium on American
Politics
“2004: What Happened and Where Are We Headed?”
Monday, November 22, 2004
University Place
Conference Center Auditorium
Program
8:30 Check-in
and coffee
9:00 Clarence
Page, nationally syndicated Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist
“2004 in Perspective”
9:45 Curtis
Gans, Committee for the Study of the American Electorate
“Base Voters, Swing Voters, New Voters: Who Made the
Difference?”
10:30 Break
10:45 Charles Black, Jr.,
veteran political strategist and colleague of Keith Bulen
“Change
and Continuity in Campaign Strategy and Tactics”
11:30 Panel: “TV Ads in 2004: An Early Retrospective”
Professors
Marjorie Hershey, IU-Bloomington
and Brian Vargus, IUPUI, and Terri Reilly, EchoPoint Media
12:15 Break for
lunch (on your own, except the first 200 paid registrants are provided
lunch in the Bistro at the Conference
Center)
1:30 Carl Cameron, Fox
News Channel senior political correspondent
“From
Iowa to
Election Night: Notes from the 2004 Campaign Trail”
2:30 Panel, “Gerrymandering and Non-Competitive Elections”
Professor Sheila Kennedy, School
of Public and
Environmental Affairs, IUPUI, moderator
Louis Mahern, William Groth, and Arthur
Farnsley, panelists
3:30 Break
3:45 Panel, “Unigov II: What Would Bulen Do? What Will the
General Assembly Do?”
Professor Ramla Bandele, School
of Liberal Arts,
IUPUI, moderator
Representatives
Lawrence Buell (R-Indianapolis) and Bill Crawford (D-Indianapolis), and
Matthew Tully, The Indianapolis Star
4:30 Adjourn
Registration,
including lunch and parking, $40.00
Registration forms
and program updates available at
www.indianapolitics.info/bulen/bulen.html
IUPUI students presenting a current JagTag may attend at
no charge
PRINTER FRIENDLY.
