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...Schlesinger returned to Harvard in 1947, having published his Pulitzer prize-winning “The Age of Jackson?? two years earlier. But though the professor may have settled near the Charles River—his Irving Street home neighbored Julia Child and John K. Galbraith—his thoughts and work were always directed to Potomac...
Schlesinger returned to Harvard in 1947, having published his Pulitzer prize-winning “The Age of Jackson?? two years earlier. But though the professor may have settled near the Charles River—his Irving Street home neighbored Julia Child and John K. Galbraith—his thoughts and work were always directed to Potomac...
...divide with his stunning upset of Michael Dukakis in the 1988 Michigan caucus. Not only did he win landslide victories in Detroit, but he also drew a surprising measure of white support in the Upper Peninsula, and in cities like Kalamazoo, Ann Arbor, and Saginaw. Like Patrick and Obama, Jackson??s popularity was based on the broad appeal of his message, which focused on jobs, a higher minimum wage, education, housing, and day care for working women. These examples reveal that black candidates can draw political support from non-black voters if their political messages address the constituents?...
...lesser-knowns (Fantom of the Beats), provide most of the songs on “More Fish” with hearty, soulful beats. Samples of classic soul tracks have always been fertile backgrounds for Ghost, and this album shows no exceptions. One standout here is the use of Michael Jackson??s “Ain’t No Sunshine” on “Street Opera.” But that’s not to say the album has only one sound; other tracks like “Block Rock,” arguably...
...USC’s media board, Fox’s platform proposed constructive ideas on an unrealistic timetable. The joint editorial opposing USC’s actions drew a team of editors from many collegiate publications convened via an online colloborative word-procssing program to draft an editorial blasting Jackson??s move, said Crimson Editorial Chair Michael B. Broukhim ’07. “The first version was six hundred words, at some point it had ballooned to 1,100 words, and the final version was 600 completely different words than the first...