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Christmas break is over and KnowledgeNow is back with a vengeance. Apparently were cutting $100 billion dollars from the budget this year and guess where 20% of the cuts are coming from? education and transportation, according to Atlanta Journal Constitution. … Continue reading →

knowledge now has been minimally active since the midterm elections. We will begin posting new blogs following Christmas break. Hey- we’re students- we don’t work over Christmas 😉 If you need to contact us, or want to become involved with … Continue reading →

Another statehouse Democrat talks about a possible party switch.

http://www.thevoterguide.org/v/ajc10/

Make an informed vote! (League of Women Voters of Georgia) Georgia’s future is at critical turning point. Your ideas and your voice are needed to help our state reach its potential. We salute you for picking up this Voter Guide … Continue reading →

GPB debate between Isakson, Thurmond, and Donovan http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid101546271001?bclid=648280823001&bctid=648384631001

An amazing article by Georgia Public Radio: http://www.gpb.org/news/2010/10/27/ballot-amendments-explained Ballot Amendments Explained By Courtney Ward Updated: 7 hours ago ATLANTA — Voters will decide on five amendments to the state constitution (Image courtesy CL Atlanta)On November 2, Georgia voters will make … Continue reading →

Labor Commissioner: Mark Butler, Darryl Hicks, Will Costa Why is this important to you as a student?!? You want to work after you graduate, don’t you? Well the Labor Commissioner has some responsibility to the job market in Georgia. As … Continue reading →

Attorney General: Hodges, Smart, Olens It’s rare to see a race for Attorney General at the Midterm Elections, but this year we have the honors of voting for a new incumbent. It’s no secret that a large group of Georgians … Continue reading →

From my new favorite website Project Vote Smart… Are you fearful that you might one day be “that guy” on The Tonight Show who becomes perplexed by the question, “How many U.S. Senators are there?” Do you think of mudslinging … Continue reading →