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Papers from a Harvard/Yale Man
By: Christopher A PuelloeBook Publisher: AuthorSolutions
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This book contains a set of four papers within the range of every College Student's purview. My goal in submitting my book is to give hopefully a good example of four types of College Student Product: The Senior Research Thesis (my work on Vietnam Politics), the "classic" Political Science Paper, A Sociological Interview (which I did using my Mom as the subject), and a basic but interesting "book review" of biographies, one of Edward R. Murrow, and the other William ("Bill") Paley. I tried to combine a nexus of the two men who were very much intertwined as major Pioneers in the nascent stages of TV Network News!
My goal is to give the reader an idea of these four forms of College work and still give a bit of information and entertainment. Thus, all readers should be able to glean from this book, a sense of what College work can produce, while still learning from my research while in the Ivy League during the 1970s!
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| Title of eBook: Papers from a Harvard/Yale Man | |
| Release Date: 03-26-2007 | |
| Publisher: iUniverse, Inc. |
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| Parent title | Papers from a Harvard/Yale Man |
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| Encrypted (DRM) | No |
| SKU | 9780595878970 |
| File size | 626 |
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