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DESCRIPTION:“It’s the answer that led those who have been told for so\nlong
  by so many to be cynical\, and fearful\, and doubtful of what we\ncan ach
 ieve to put their hands on the arc of history and bend it\nonce more towar
 d the hope of a better day.” – from Barack\nObama’s election-night speech
 \n\nJust four short years ago\, Barack Obama was an obscure politician\nin
  the Illinois state legislature. Today\, after running what has\nbeen call
 ed a “near-flawless” campaign\, he is preparing to become\nthe 44th presid
 ent of the United States. Everyone seems to have an\nopinion about why he 
 was successful\, but what really put him over\nthe top?\n\n91������ historia
 n Gil Troy\, author of the recently released book\nLeading from the Center
 : Why Moderates Make the Best\nPresidents\, will give his take on how Obam
 a achieved his\nremarkable win. From “Yes\, we can” to a juggernaut fundra
 ising\nmachine\, he will explore where Obama’s approach resembled past\nca
 mpaigns and where he rewrote political history as we know it.\nAnd\, more 
 importantly\, Professor Troy will explore whether\nPresident Obama can del
 iver on his promise to transcend partisan\nrancour and meet the daunting c
 hallenges that lie ahead.\n\nA native of Queens\, New York\, Gil Troy is a
  Professor of History at\n91������ and a Visiting Scholar at the Bipartisan 
 Policy Center in\nWashington\, D.C. He is the author of several books\, in
 cluding\nMorning in America: How Ronald Reagan Invented the 1980s\nand Hil
 lary Rodham Clinton: Polarizing First Lady. He\ncomments frequently about 
 the American presidency on television and\nradio\, and has published artic
 les in the Wall Street\nJournal\, New York Times\, Washington Post\,\nBost
 on Globe and USA Weekend.\n
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LOCATION:CA\, Three Copley Place\, Copley Mall\, Three Copley Place\, Cople
 y Mall\, Canadian Consulate General in Boston\, Suite 400\, Boston\, Massa
 chusetts
SUMMARY:Alumni Association of Boston presents '91������ on the Move: Lecture 
 with Gil Troy '
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