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Senior TIME Reporter and Professor of Political Science to Speak at MOTNY on Election Day
November 2, 2010 at 2pm
Elections: Whither the Ultimate Check and Balance?
Alain L. Sanders is a professor of political science in New Jersey and a former senior reporter at TIME Magazine.
He currently teaches a wide variety of courses on American politics including classes on the presidency, Congress, the courts, constitutional law, elections and the mass media.
During his 21-year journalism career at TIME Magazine, Sanders wrote stories for every major news section of the magazine, including the Nation, World and Law sections. He was a member of the original writing team for the pioneering, irreverent, humor-in-the-news Chronicles and Notebook sections. He was also a writer for TIME's early Internet site.
Sanders has appeared on a variety of radio and television talk shows and talk show segments to discuss and analyze political developments. He was a weekly radio commentator on American news developments for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and Australian radio stations 2KY, 4BC and 2NC.
He has published a variety of free-lance articles over the years, and he continues to publish newspaper op-ed articles on U.S. political and legal affairs, as well as provide comment on news developments in various media.
A lawyer, Sanders practiced briefly with a New York City law firm early in his career. He holds an A.B. degree from Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and a J.D. degree from the Columbia University Law School. For further information about Alain Sanders see www.asanderscom.web.officelive.com.
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