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WASHINGTON, D.C. � The C-SPAN School Bus continues its trek
around the country with a visit to Boise on Monday, Sept.
13. During this visit, the C-SPAN School Bus will be
available for tours and presentations, and will offer
students an inside look at the 2004 Presidential campaign.
From 8:30-11 a.m., the C-SPAN School Bus will be parked in
Bronco Circle on the campus of Boise State University.
During this visit, the C-SPAN staff will provide tours and
demonstrations of the bus and encourage those visiting the
�bright yellow bus� to consider the resources the network
provides on the political process, particularly during this
crucial election year.
C-SPAN representatives will also lecture on the current
campaign and the media�s impact on the political process to
Boise State political science professor Scott Yenor�s
�Contemporary Political Ideologies� class from 9:40-10:30
a.m. in Multi-Purpose Building Room 211. Photographs of the
Boise State visit will be shown on the �Washington Journal�
morning program on Tuesday, Sept. 14.
The C-SPAN School Bus is a 45-foot traveling TV production
studio and media demonstration center, specially outfitted
with television equipment, video monitors and computers.
Half of the bus serves as a mobile classroom while the other
half functions as a working production studio and interview
set.
C-SPAN, the political network of record, was created as a
non-profit company by America�s cable television companies
as a public service. C-SPAN is available to more than 88
million households nationwide, while C-SPAN2 reaches more
than 74 million households. To learn more about the C-SPAN
Networks, visit the C-SPAN Web site at
www.c-span.org.
Cable One is proud to sponsor this visit as part of its
ongoing commitment to education and public service.
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Contacts:
Scott
Peterson, C-Span, (202) 309-3360
Becky
Trask, Cable One, (208) 472-8314
Media Contact:
Kathleen Craven, communications and marketing, (208) 426-3275,
kcraven@boisestate.edu
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