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      Written/Other Assignments
        
      Week 1: Email Assignment 
      
      
        
           Please send me electronic mail, indicating your name, preferred telephone number, and concentration in the M.A. in Communication program. Send this email to dgeisler@suffolk.edu. 
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            Week 2: Digital Democracy 
        
        
          Paper #1 asks you to look at the ways in which candidates are using the web for reaching their voters. 
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      Week 5: Web 2.0 and You! 
      
        
      Week 8: Cyberfaith 
      
        
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      Week 14: 
      
        
           For our 
            final class on 9 December, you get to 
            teach.
            Select one area of topical concern for the elderly and discuss how 
              the online elderly community is educated about the subject, what 
              kinds of resources exist unique to the elderly community, what 
              organizations are related to the area, and find (and discuss) 7-10 
              web locations (including non-web community resources like blogs, 
              mailing lists, and groups) that illustrate your 
              point. 
            Some topics include (but are not limited to): 
            
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investment issues
               
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real estate and retirement communities
               
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health concerns
               
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dating
               
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family concerns
               
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hobbies
               
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travel
               
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political activism
               
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community service
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            This presentation should be polished 
              and rehearsed; each presentation should be not more than 10 minutes 
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      University Boston, MA 
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