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The WC community gathered in Hynson Lounge to recognize the achievements of international students. -
A review in The New Republic called it “a timely, rare, and valuable attempt to unveil the innovations revolutionizing campaign politics.” Journalist Sasha Issenberg spoke about his recently published bookThe Victory Lab: The Secret Science of Winning Campaigns about how today’s campaigns are run by teams of technicians using statistics, behavioral psychology and data-mining to determine just how millions of Americans will vote. Issenberg’s lecture was the second installment in the “Anatomy of an Election” series. -
The 50th Reunion Class Reception and Dinner brought back the Class of 1961 and friends together in Hynson Lounge, followed by a social in the Hodson Hall Commons Study Lounge.
Guns, Gangs, and Cartels
Howard J. Wiarda, one of the nation’s most respected and influential scholars on Latin America and U.S. policy in the region, spoke on the topic of “Guns, Gangs and Cartels: Hemispheric Security in the New Millennium.” His talk was presented by the Louis L. Goldstein ’35 Program in Public Affairs.
