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..., G. R. Elton has kicked a little ass. At the American Scholar, they doubtless think of this as a class act, but anywhere else, it’s strictly Bush league. Cantor’s Stone As for Lawrence Stone, no sooner had he recovered from his NYRB exchange than he found himself the subject...

... to a recent article by Norman Cantor entitled "The Real Crisis in the Humanities Today." Cantor is a medievalist and former dean at New York University (which recently hosted a con- ference on combatting left "infiltration" of the academy), and he calls on that experience in the article to bemoan...

.... Cantor’s Source Issue 35: Spring 1986 As for Lawrence Stone, no sooner had he recovered from his NYRB [New York Review of Books] exchange than he found himself the subject of a new and unexpected assault on his right flank...

..., get Donald Trump to finance it, Howard Fast to write it, and Barbara Streisand to narrate it? Call it Rent2 and distribute the proceeds to the ILGWU or- ganizers working the nearby Chinatown sweatshops. Cantor's Complaint Norman's back! Not Norman Bates, that is, but Norman Can...

... by the fact that Yom Kippur was starting on a Sunday. Week- days, women could come direct from work on their way back to their domestic tasks; Sundays they would have to cross Moscow. The synagogue quieted for the KdNidre, which was sung with great beauty. ("One of the cantors is in the Moscow...

.... Louis Cantor argues in his book about WDIA that it ”created the sound that changed America” because WDIA became the model for black radio stations throughout the country. WDIA proved that stations could make money selling products to black consumers, and as a result there was an explosion...

..., The lmrnediate Experience (1971). Week 3 The Sign System and Social History of the Early Cinema Readings: Henry Jenkins 111, “’Shall We Make it for New York or for Distrib- ution Eddie Cantor, Whoopee, and Regional Resistance to the Talkies Cinema Journal 29 (Spring 1990). Carlos Cortes...

... formed around common affiliations, like widows and family members of Cantor Fitzgerald employees, firefighters, or air- line families. Voices of September 11th, for example, was founded by Mary Fetchet, whose son Brad had died at the World Trade Center, and Beverly Eckert, who lost her husband...

... put the Gipp’s sweater on a memorabilia truck, then Notre Dame may have to sue Eureka Col- lege for recovery. Thanks, Ron, er, Gipp. THE ABUSABLE PAST/ 193 "I'll Give You a Norman Cantor and an Oscar Handlin for a Lawrence Stone...

.... Numerous British personnel worked for the financial brokerage firm Cantor Fitzgerald or for other businesses like Eurobrokers, Eurobank, and AON Corporation. Some office workers in London’s financial district, the City, recalled losing friends and fellow workers.1 Other foreign nationals who worked...

... Stopped.” 72. Hartman, Yerba Buena , 24 . 73. Hartman, City for Sale , 71 . 74. Hartman, City for Sale , 70 . 75. Hartman, Yerba Buena , 24–25 . 76. Kroot, “George Woolf.” 77. Cantor, “Yerba Buena Foes Offer Compromise.” 78. Rannells, “Yerba’s...

... no industry. He was 110 a kind of part-time cantor and part-time he repaired shoes. My grandparents had a plot of land so we could always get some food from them. But we were very poor. We lived in a house that my father's parents had lived in. We learned to manage with the little food...

..., through renaming, type- casting, stereotyping and other strategies. Take the analogous treat- ment of ethnicity. To achieve cinematic success outside of New York, Eddie Cantor, under the eye of experienced and pragmatic producer Samuel Goldwyn, "toned down" his Jewishness, partly...

...;'The Possiblity of Radicalism in the Early 1930s: The Case of Steel," Radical America 6 (November-December, 1972) 37-64; and James Weinstein, Ambiguous Legacy: The Left in American Politics (New York, 1975), 57-86. Milton Cantor, The Divided Left: American Radicalism 1900-1975 (New York, 1978), 116-125...

... it to the Cantors and Himmel- farbs, Bennetts and Blooms of the world. In the debates on the Western Civ. curriculum, for example, it often seems as if liberals and the left have given up on a "master" story. But the project of the single master narrative originated in the seventeenth and eighteenth...