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To: Peter Dierks who wrote (584470)	9/6/2010 3:23:43 PM
From: FJB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574214

RE:The longer President Obama refuses to acknowledge the direction of our nation's economy the greater the impact will be when the looming depression that awaits is named in his honor. For a leader who has had the advantages of an Ivy League education, he seems to be an excessively poor student of history. It's doubtful he ever had a course in economics. -------------------------------------------------------- For a Major in Political Science The major in Political Science requires a total of 29 points in political science, distributed as follows: A total of 21 points of political science courses including should be distributed as follows and must include at least two of the three introductory courses (POLS W1201, POLS V1501, POLS V1601): 1.9 points in courses in one of the four subfields: American politics Comparative politics Political theory International relations 2.6 points in another subfield 3.6 additional points in political science courses There is no introductory political theory course because the Core Contemporary Civilization requirement is equivalent to an introductory course in political theory. college.columbia.edu