I'm deciding between this and UGA's IA program (I'm in state with zell). Essentially, my thinking is:
Pros- I've heard great things about GT's faculty in studying abroad, while UGA just kinda mentions it. GT also seems much more globally connected when compared to UGA. Studying abroad is not only integral to my major but also something I really want to do, likely multiple times.
Cons- GT is not known for Liberal arts. I am afraid the program itself would reflect this dilemma, and most of my peers would have drastically different interests than me.
I'm also considering a double major/minor in economics, if that adds anything.
This is a simple mod that adds Sam Nunn as a running mate for Michael Dukakis in 1988. He hurts in the North and helps in the South.
This mod changes Gore's running mate to Sam Nunn, from Georgia. He makes the South and Appalachia far more competitive, while hurting in the Midwest, Northeast, and other big liberal states.
This mod that I made adds Sam Nunn as a running mate option for John Kerry in the 2004 modded scenario. Nunn was a moderate conservative democrat, and served as the senator of Georgia where he received bipartisan praise. He was also considered as a potential running mate option for the 2008 Obama campaign in real life. He hurts your chances in the more liberal swing states, but also brings much of the south into play. This is not a strictly realistic mod, but it is an interesting one to play nonetheless. Here are the installation instructions:
- Go to The New Campaign Trail site
- Press the mod loader button in the bottom right of the page
- Paste this code into the "Code Set 1" box, and paste this code into the "Code Set 2" box, and hit the submit button. (To easily copy all of the code in the Google Docs, go to "Edit" in the top left of the doc and press "Select all")
- Once you have selected 2004, John Kerry, Sam Nunn, and your difficulty, go to the "Latest Polls/Electoral Map" on the first question and then go back to the questions. This fixes it from being on Gore/Lieberman.
Have fun
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Tear Down This Wall: The Cold War at 75
A Conversation with Sam Nunn
TODAY, October 14, 2020, 1:00 PM
Join the Georgia Historical Society online for a wide-ranging discussion on the impact of the Cold War on American foreign policy and national security with a man who worked with the leading Cold War warriors, from Henry Kissinger to Margaret Thatcher to Ronald Reagan to Mikhail Gorbachev.
This online event is FREE, but registration is required. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tear-down-this-wall-the-cold-war-at-75-a-conversation-with-sam-nunn-tickets-121729709839
Nunn served in the U.S. Senate for twenty-four years and was Chairman of the Armed Services Committee from 1987 until 1995. Upon retirement from the Senate, Nunn joined the law firm of King & Spalding. In 2001, Former Senator Nunn co-founded the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI), a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization working to reduce the risk of use and prevent the spread of nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons. In 2011, Former Senator Nunn was inducted as a Georgia Trustee by the Office of the Governor and the Georgia Historical Society.
