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SUMMARY;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Sports Diplomacy and the Power of Game: Evening Keynote
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DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our 5th Fall Foreign Policy Forum, presented with the Muskie School of Public Service.  Join our all star-panel of experts on October 29th at Hannaford Hall. Opening remarks from Josh Lane, VP Marketing, Portland Hearts of Pine.\n\nConventional wisdom says politics is politics and the game is the game.  Then the World Cup came to North America this summer, and the line was impossible to miss.  Scotland's Tartan Army turned Boston into Edinburgh South.  Cabo Verde, a nation of half a million, reached the knockout round on its debut.  Haiti came back after fifty-two years.\n\nSport is also a working instrument of U.S. foreign policy, and Maine has been practicing it for years, whether or not we used the term.  This October, the World Affairs Council of Maine invites you to ask what sport can do, how it gets misused, and what part Maine should play.\n---\nEvent Details: https://maine.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=381176
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SUMMARY;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Sports Diplomacy and the Power of Game: Breakfast Livestream with Khalida Popal.
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DESCRIPTION:Welcome to our 5th Fall Foreign Policy Forum, presented with the Muskie School of Public Service.  Join us at the McGoldrick Center for a special livestream with founder of the Afghan Women's Soccer team, Khalida Popal. Moderated by Ann Freeman, founder of the Portland Sports Bra.\n\nConventional wisdom says politics is politics and the game is the game.  Then the World Cup came to North America this summer, and the line was impossible to miss.  Scotland's Tartan Army turned Boston into Edinburgh South.  Cabo Verde, a nation of half a million, reached the knockout round on its debut.  Haiti came back after fifty-two years.\n\nSport is also a working instrument of U.S. foreign policy, and Maine has been practicing it for years, whether or not we used the term.  This October, the World Affairs Council of Maine invites you to ask what sport can do, how it gets misused, and what part Maine should play.\n---\nEvent Details: https://maine.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=381177
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