As a rule, VIPs are likely to be interviewed only by other equal or lesser VIPs. But there is an even stronger rule, little known and indubitably of less consequence, that only VUPs are ever observed interviewing a Big Name in the literal sense, and like all bizarre aberrations in nature it is observed only rarely. I am not speaking of interviewing a Big Name in the figurative sense as Barbara Walters would do, which really means interviewing the actual person. No, I speak of interviewing only the Name itself, which in the present instance is composed of eleven distinct letters of the alphabet: A, D, E, G, I, L, N, O, R, S, and W. For the benefit of those who want a technical name for this kind of wordplay, the interviewee\u27s half of this...
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The interview of Dr. Robert Ivany, a high-ranking US Army officer with a 34-year career, cov...
This paper critically evaluates Ronald Reagan's popular appeal using two theories that have currentl...
Today, 23 years after leaving office, almost seven years after his death and 100 years after his bir...
In his campaign for the U.S. presidency from 1975 to 1979, Ronald Reagan delivered over 1000 radio b...
Over the last twenty-four hours much has been made of the connections between former President Ronal...
While scholars argue the merits of former presidents, recent or otherwise, there is scant effort to ...
It is no accident that Ronald Reagan rose to the pinnacle of power at a moment when there was a risi...
As the curtain rises on the denouement of the Reagan years, it seems appropriate to renew the search...
The 1980 presidential race was going to be close, they said -- too close to call. To obtain a logolo...
During contemporaneous rhetorical criticism of his style in discourse, President Ronald Reagan was a...
Anagramming presidential names - rearranging their letters into other words, hopefully bearing some ...
In his campaign for the U.S. presidency from 1975 to 1979, Ronald Reagan delivered over 1000 radio b...
The interview of Dr. Robert Ivany, a high-ranking US Army officer with a 34-year career, cov...
Suppose that until recently one traditional (if rather odd) question asked of all newly-elected or n...
This paper critically evaluates Ronald Reagan's popular appeal using two theories that have currentl...
The interview of Dr. Robert Ivany, a high-ranking US Army officer with a 34-year career, cov...
This paper critically evaluates Ronald Reagan's popular appeal using two theories that have currentl...
Today, 23 years after leaving office, almost seven years after his death and 100 years after his bir...
In his campaign for the U.S. presidency from 1975 to 1979, Ronald Reagan delivered over 1000 radio b...
Over the last twenty-four hours much has been made of the connections between former President Ronal...
While scholars argue the merits of former presidents, recent or otherwise, there is scant effort to ...
It is no accident that Ronald Reagan rose to the pinnacle of power at a moment when there was a risi...