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The 3As will establish a Left: The International Radio and Television Society's brochure celebrating the 50th anniversary of the (...)

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fascinates us and has produced answers ranging from Plato’s cave to the TV show Fringe. Brian greene—serious physicist/ science (...)

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Terrence Brown presented a portfolio and television plans documenting the work of his father, R.C."

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Catherine Jones, Johns Hopkins University, Department of History, for work on her disser- tation regarding the expansion of public (...)

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Walter Lippmann (1889-1974) Lippmann was a journalist, public policy analyst and political philosopher who has been called a (...)

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Terms such as lower class and working class are most often used to describe people with fewer financial resources and often correlate with (...)

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In 1950, 9% of homes own TV sets. By 1979, 98% of U.S. homes had a television.

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