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X-WR-CALDESC:Student program:  Jewish students are often among the most pol
 itically-engaged students on college campuses. Especially in this presiden
 tial election year\, many students will get involved with presidential\, c
 ongressional\, or even local campaigns\, canvassing their neighborhoods\, 
 phonebanking\, or even working full-time in politics. But what does fighti
 ng for your political beliefs and values look like now\, when politics mus
 t be done from a distance? And where do the U.S.’s two major political par
 ties stand on issues that are important to Jewish students? \n\nIn this AJ
 C Campus Crash Course webinar\, students will hear directly from the top c
 ampus leadership of the Democratic and Republican parties. Mikaela Guido\,
  President of College Democrats of America\, and Chandler Thornton\, Chair
 man of the College Republican National Committee\, will share their partie
 s’ views on a range of issues important to students: from student loan deb
 t\, to antisemitism on college campuses\, to the future of the U.S.-Israel
  relationship. Join Mikaela and Chandler and learn how YOU can make a diff
 erence at this critical moment.\n\nAJC is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organiz
 ation. AJC neither supports nor opposes candidates for elective office.
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DESCRIPTION:Student program:  Jewish students are often among the most poli
 tically-engaged students on college campuses. Especially in this president
 ial election year\, many students will get involved with presidential\, co
 ngressional\, or even local campaigns\, canvassing their neighborhoods\, p
 honebanking\, or even working full-time in politics. But what does fightin
 g for your political beliefs and values look like now\, when politics must
  be done from a distance? And where do the U.S.’s two major political part
 ies stand on issues that are important to Jewish students? \n\nIn this AJC
  Campus Crash Course webinar\, students will hear directly from the top ca
 mpus leadership of the Democratic and Republican parties. Mikaela Guido\, 
 President of College Democrats of America\, and Chandler Thornton\, Chairm
 an of the College Republican National Committee\, will share their parties
 ’ views on a range of issues important to students: from student loan debt
 \, to antisemitism on college campuses\, to the future of the U.S.-Israel 
 relationship. Join Mikaela and Chandler and learn how YOU can make a diffe
 rence at this critical moment.\n\nAJC is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organiza
 tion. AJC neither supports nor opposes candidates for elective office.
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SUMMARY:National Politics on Campus...from a Distance: An AJC Town Hall wit
 h College Democrats and College Republicans
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