Amit J. Patel

Amit J. Patel is a Ph.D. student at the Stanford University.His website is such an impressive collection of documents and links to relevant URLs, that he simply can't be praised enough.

Service Day for Kerry was founded by Amit Patel, a student at Stanford University who was concerned that Americans had resigned themselves to the belief that corporate and special interests would always dominate the president's agenda.
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Patel was troubled by reports that President Bush would raise a record-breaking $200 million in funds from influential donors, and believed that a first-ever national service event for a candidate would be a compelling rebuttal of the notion that students are unduly self-concerned.
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John Kerry inspires them to serve their country and stand up for what they believe is right," says Patel.
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Founder of 'The Service Day for Kerry' program Amit Patel is completing his senior year with a BA in International Relations.

Amit Patel, a student at Stanford, was in Spain last year when he noticed a pattern in the headlines coming from the US. President Bush, he recalled, was breaking all campaign fundraising records.

"I thought it was disappointing to know that corporate and partisan interests would again have such an influence in the political process," said Amit.

By Amit Patel Columnist
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Amit Patel would like to thank Jenny Allen for the information about Mike Zummer.
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You can e-mail Amit at indus@stanford.edu.

By Amit Patel

By Amit Patel From 2002 to 2003, the number of Americans living in poverty had increased by 1.3 million to an total of 35.9 million.

By Amit Patel Barack Obama first became a household name when he delivered a thoughtful and deeply provocative speech at the Democratic National Convention, proclaiming that "there's not a liberal America and a conservative America - there's the United States of America.