Mutz

Citing the research of the political scientist Diana Mutz, Bishop shows that, startlingly, education is presumed to nurture an appreciation of diversity: the more schooling, the greater the respect for works of literature and art, different cultures, and various types of music.

Class Dismissed 2009

Citing the research of the political scientist Diana Mutz, Bishop shows that, startlingly, education is presumed to nurture an appreciation of diversity: the more schooling, the greater the respect for works of literature and art, different cultures, and various types of music.

Class Dismissed 2009

After evaluating the data, Mutz was "surprised" to find that a relationship between dog ownership and candidate support still existed after taking into account all possible factors influencing voter preferences, such as education, age, location and religious beliefs.

Penn Study: Dog Ownership Affects Voter Preferences 2010

After evaluating the data, Mutz was "surprised" to find that a relationship between dog ownership and candidate support still existed after taking into account all possible factors influencing voter preferences, such as education, age, location and religious beliefs.

Penn Study: Dog Ownership Affects Voter Preferences The Huffington Post News Team 2010

Mutz found that dog owners were on the whole more likely to support Republican nominee John McCain, whose dog ownership had previously been publicized, over Obama, who drew media attention to his "doglessness" by publicly promising his daughters a dog after the election.

Penn Study: Dog Ownership Affects Voter Preferences The Huffington Post News Team 2010

[Mutz] found that dog owners were on the whole more likely to support Republican nominee John McCain, whose dog ownership had previously been publicized, over Obama, who drew media attention to his "doglessness" by publicly promising his daughters a dog after the election.

Penn Study: Dog Ownership Affects Voter Preferences 2010

During a memorial, Mutz was remembered for being an avid fan of country music and the Texas A&M Aggies.

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Mutz, 23, of Falls City, Texas, died Nov. 15 in Baquba from a roadside bomb.

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Mutz decided to join the Army in February 2003 after studying for two years at Coastal Bend College.

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Robin Jurgajtis, whose daughter was a friend of Mutz, remembered him as "a great guy" who "showed a lot of courage going back to Iraq."

November 2006 glimpses 2006