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The whole world is watching Ohio in the presidential election, and voting
in this election is essential to keeping democracy alive, “Beverly Hills
90210” star Luke Perry told students in an Ohio University sociology class
Monday before leading a procession of students down Court Street to cast
their ballots for Sen. Barack Obama.
Perry’s first stop was Deborah Thorne’s Sociology 101 class where he
talked about the importance of voting in a democracy and the interest
worldwide in the U.S. election.
In the classroom, Perry, a Mansfield, Ohio, native and a registered independent
voter, tried to sound nonpartisan, but shortly afterward, he met with
the OU chapter of Students for Barack Obama.
He agreed with them that Sens. Barack Obama and Joe Biden are the “way
to go” in the general election. After a short rally, Perry led a procession
of more than 20 students down Court Street to the Athens County Board
of Elections where he encouraged them to cast their ballots early. Students
filled the voting booths, causing a line to form down the street.
“Ohio is ground zero for the change we need to make, and you have the
opportunity to do it (vote) early, which is great,” Perry told students
crowding around him during the 11 a.m. change of classes.
Luke Perry stumps for Obama in Athens By Chelsea Toy
October 9, 2008
http://www.athensnews.com/news/election/2008/oct/09/luke-perry-stumps-obama-athens/
LOS ANGELES (CNN) -- At least one Hollywood veteran thinks it's a bad
soap opera, but President Clinton is getting no bad reviews from Hollywood
for his performance in admitting an inappropriate relationship with former
White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
Some in Hollywood were unabashed in their support of Clinton.
Former "90210" actor Luke Perry said he felt that "in the toughest
of situations, the tighest of tight boxes, he handled himself very eloquently,
as nobly as they would allow it to be."
Clinton's friends in Hollywood still supporting
him, but quietly
August 19, 1998 Web posted at: 6:35 p.m. EDT (2235 GMT)
http://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/Movies/9808/19/clinton.hollywood/index.html
When New York Sen. Hillary Clinton, the presumed frontrunner for the 2008
Democratic presidential nomination, came to Ohio in mid-October to campaign
for Senate candidate Sherrod Brown, Brown dragged her to the Fitch High
School auditorium in the Mahoning Valley community of Austintown.
When Bill Clinton campaigned for Ohio Democrats last week,
he was sent not to the Democratic stronghold of Cleveland but to Columbus
in Franklin County, which gave 55 percent of the vote to the man Brown
is challenging, Republican Sen. Mike DeWine, in the 2000 election.
When television stars Luke Perry and Adam Brody came
to campaign for Brown, Ohio Democrats scheduled them in Bowling Green,
Xenia, Granville and Toledo.
Dems Must Make Noise In Fox Valley The
Capital Times ::
EDITORIAL :: A8 Thursday, November 2, 2006 John Nichols
http://www.madison.com/archives/read.php?ref=/tct/2006/11/02/0611020290.php
Brown to Tour Universities Across Ohio Senator Hillary Clinton,
Luke Perry, James Carville, Adam Brody to Join
Sherrod Brown will travel to colleges and universities across
Ohio to discuss the crisis facing students today: tuition costs are soaring,
blocking access to a higher education for some and leaving graduates saddled
with debt.
Brown to Tour Universities Across Ohio
Senator Hillary Clinton, Luke Perry, James Carville, Adam Brody to Join
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