Kathleen M. Hickman, president of the Graduate Student Senate and a member of the greater St. Louis-area DebateWatch '96 Steering Committee, tells reporters that although Washington University will not play host to the first presidential debate, DebateWatch activities on campus still will commence this fall. Hickman participated in a news conference Monday, Sept. 23, announcing that St. Louis had been dropped from the presidential debate schedule. Seated next to Hickman are, from left, faculty members James W. Davis, Ph.D., and William P. Darby, Ph.D. (For more information about St. Louis being dropped from the debate schedule, click here.) Photo by Joe Angeles.
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