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More than 400 students pou )ter registration lines at Boston College on < joining thousands of others on campuses acr y that held mass registration drives in observa il Student Registration Day. !e, Massachusetts colleges registered nearly 3, jring the one-day event, reports Jim Kessler v chusetts Public Interest Research Group i e of several student organizations sponsoring es to register students. ere similar enorts at campuses nationwide ganizers capped what they're calling "the n student voter registration drive in history." lg and often antagonistic local election U red registration efforts on some campuses, i noblems sometimes have muddled organiz< coordinate the vote drive on a national leve THELESS, MORE* students probably now than for any other election, Weinert sai cts, he said, could be "revolutionary." e thoussands of new students are registered, ? o the polls remains a challenge in a presiden ;n't exactly exciting student voters. esident Reagan has managed to evoke some p npus support and gain leads in student polls, :>rt for the earlier candidacies of Jesse Jack: Hart is absent, observers concede. ^DOMINANTLY black Xavier College in N r instance, student excitement has dropped sii sited last spring and led busloads of students performed similar feats last fall at Tuskegee Mercer University. Just last week, he made lly welcomed registration stops at sevt campuses. h visits are rare these days, so student v j>ay nicy appeal more 10 students sense or c :o impassioned support for the candidates to > the polls. ; will vote on issues, not people, M-P1R id. QUENTLY, 44 the next big push is to educate he issues and why it's important for them to >te," he said. tudents' interest, vote organizers are plannir /n 484" debate on many campuses following svision debate between Reagan and Mondale ^einert said. ; will assemble to watch the debate, and af conduct their own local debates involv politicians, community leaders, faculty i tors. / ? v/jgJ \ u z. " ? 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Brickman, national youth co< dale/Ferraro campaign, are "Mondale has been speaking c d. puses, and he's really been geti than earlier on in the campaign, >et- As a result, he says, "we're sta tial pus vote and get-out-the-vote pr The strategy change, Bnckmi ,as- dale's September speech at th< the California, which was piuctuate ?on jeers from Reagan supporters. BUT THE hecklers c illy prove lew one of his best speeches, Brickmi nee citement and controversy into tli , to National press coverage of th Mondale's campus image, partic In- hecklers admitted they were part I .u ? en- imvHupi mc spcccn, oncKman < ;ral Mond'ale headquarters recen for National Student Voter R ote "students will vote in significan >v>c Reagan's underestimate of youi get , G\s "YOUR GENERATION wil Mondale's prepared statements to think that you don't care abot the about cuts in loans for educati get nuclear war ? is sheer arrogan< Former presidential candid* ig a McGovem, Jesse Jackson anc the th<>nKt>lvm 6amAriwl however "rT:"r i .. ? .1 <71 \ z- ry: 1 ' howthef - .recognizee, *"lu" ' a?-T^aSKjwvy f; ri iij" ? ^ ^T* ^ See the full selection of Jostern rings on ( r And see your Jostens representative at: ^ Date: October 24, 25, & 26 ^ pi<kc: University Bookstore Deposit: $15.00 ^ IkhII3E Pavr'11 plaas [ - r.7>' i \wmmmm available. OI984 In, fV-u r^... ^ JOSTE taign turns a ge students - / s term "exceptional" and ices at several recent cani:ampaign is trying to woo renewed vigor, campaign amis ai a sector 01 me 1 that seems to be swinging in, observers point out. the nationwide College >f the campaign's new stung the Mondale troops in rnt from what they've been kLF. is definitely interested rge students)," says Gary ^rdinator for the Mon>n quite a few college camting a lot better response " Brickman claims. irting to focus on the camograms." in savi; ramp nft*?r Mnn. i University of Southern d by repeated heckles and >ked Mondale into making in says, injecting some exle appearance. e event also helped boost ularly after several of the of an organized effort to idds. uy released press releases1 egistration Day, asserting t numbers to put an end to r generation." I decide this race," one of said. 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