I did not mean to imply that the election events were not related to psychology. In fact, I agree with many of the posts pointing out issues of ballot design, test standardization, etc. as well as integrating current events into our lectures. However, I also feel that some of the posts strayed from this approach into the realm of political discussion and would have continued more in that direction if nothing was said. Although I enjoy discussing politics, I don't think this is the place to do it... at least not until the break between semesters when overall list volume tends to drop... - Marc PS- Advice to students: Do not become involved in a major project (thesis, dissertation, etc.) during an election year if you are prone to procrastination... too many distractions... but, you will develope a better understanding of US politics to avoid actually doing what you need to do... G. Marc Turner, MEd Lecturer & Head of Computer Operations Department of Psychology Southwest Texas State University San Marcos, TX 78666 phone: (512)245-2526 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
