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Politically-affiliated campus groups hosted a voter registration drive to give students a chance to participate in the 2012 local and national elections.
The event took place in the Hoosier Room on Oct. 1 and 8.
The College Democrats sponsored the registration drive along with the ONE organization. College Republicans and the IUS Civil Liberties Union also had tables at the event.
IU Southeast enrollment dropped by 5 percent for the fall 2012 semester and has the smallest population out of the eight regional Indiana University campuses.
Christopher Crews, associate director of Admissions, said IU Southeast expected a drop due to the demographics.
“We expected and knew that the demographics in this area wouldn’t support continued growth at that rate,” Crews said.
A beautiful home, multiple vehicles, annual vacations and overall financial stability are what Americans have referred to as “the dream” for years.
The idea of the “American dream” was originally the promise of the possibility of prosperity and success for everyone, regardless of social class or circumstances of birth.
Throughout history, “the dream” has been altered to fit modern times and society’s standards.
