University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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EDUCATION KV. IRAN WAR ON TERROR IRAQ CHINAt RUSSIA PASSION FOR POLITICS Full of energy, supporters of the Republican Party filled the Bank United Center at the October rally. PHOTOGRAPH BY HOLLY MAX ONE MESSAGE - VOTE From tablihg to t-shirts, students and celebritiesD flocked to the breezeway arid the rock for weeks with messages of Change and Country. PHOTOGRAPH BY ALYSSA BERNSTEIN GETTING BACK TO BUSINESS Filled with excitement after voting ahd getting herl VOTED TODAY sticker, Yvette Jon got back to working on her assignments, PHOTOGRAPH BY ALYSSA BERNSTEIN i POPULAR I VOTE ?:in 5305 l i MCCAIN 4670 I I ELECTORAL i VOTE ' -173 ' OIL TAXES FOREIGN RELATIONS ECONOMY MOMMAS FOR OBAMA Women holding sighs like Moms for Obama listened as the Senator spoke at the BankUhited Center about his platforms geared toward working women and their families. PHOTOGRAPH BY JACQUELYNN SIMS STUDENTS ARE A PRIME TARGET Both candidates made a conscience effort to ensure that their presidential ideas reached the youth by making appearances on campus to discuss their platforms, so students could make an educated decision on election day. THE FINAL HOURS Senator John McCain campaigned at the BahkUhited Center only 36 hours before election day to capture Miami constituents last-mihute votes. PHOTOGRAPH BY HOLLY MAX SECURING SUPPORT Then- Senator Barack Obama led an on-campus rally about his programs for women. He was interrupted briefly by protesters, but cheered on by hundreds of supporters. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY UM COMMUNICATIONS electimz, 025

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