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Langguth further describes the condition of the bayou and Jackson??s often shaky “backbay defense...
...Williams also forgets to mention another such leader when he points out that James was narrowly reelected in 2002 with Jackson??s strong support. Williams fails to note that the victory was over Cory Booker, a 37-year-old Yale-trained attorney and Rhodes scholar. Booker ran for mayor again this May, beating James’ handpicked successor and taking over 70 percent of the vote...
...Jackson??s ability to break new ground continued both in her research in physics at many prominent research centers and as a public leader. Four years after being named a professor at Rutgers University, Jackson became the first woman and first black person to chair the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission...
...Jackson??s name has been floated as a possible candidate for Harvard’s next president, which could give her another claim to firsts—she would be the first woman and the first black person to lead the school...
...dancers to think about costuming, lighting, staging, and really learning to put on a full production and perform for the audience rather than just putting steps together and dancing on stage,” she says.Cloud sought to demonstrate this vision in the piece she choreographed to Michael Jackson??s “Smooth Criminal” for Expressions’ performance this past fall. “It was a murder story packed into four-and-a-half minutes. I was really able to show the dancers what I meant by thinking about more than just steps...