Jon Ruff, an assistant professor of political science at South Dakota State University, and Carson Walker, chief executive officer of South Dakota News Watch, share a moment on April 14 during a community conversation on the 250 years of American media and politics. The event, held in the Woster Celebration Hall in the SDSU Alumni and Foundation Building, centered on the history of civics and news voter apathy and the guaranteed freedoms Americans enjoy.
Exploring 250 years of civics, media
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Jon Ruff, an assistant professor of political science at South Dakota State University, and Carson Walker, chief executive officer of South Dakota News Watch, share a moment on April 14 during a community conversation on the 250 years of American media and politics. The event, held in the Woster Celebration Hall in the SDSU Alumni and Foundation Building, centered on the history of civics and news voter apathy and the guaranteed freedoms Americans enjoy.
Brian Bloom/Brookings Register
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