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[edit] NBC close to decision on MTP - BC Beat - Blog on Broadcasting & Cable

2 December 2008, by unknown The only time MTP had more than one moderator was during the 1984 season when Roger Mudd and Marvin Kald shared the job – and MTP was losing to ABC’s This Week with David Brinkley. Gregory filled in as host last summer. ...

[edit] NBC close to decision on MTP - Broadcasting & Cable

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[edit] Tom Wilson: I beg your pardon, Mr. President - Galesburg Register-Mail

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[edit] Which Disney game had better music? - Forumopolis

30 November 2008, by unknown Old Yesterday, 11:53 PM. Roger Mudd. Thanks for watching! Roger Mudd's Avatar. Join Date: Nov 2007. Quote:. Originally Posted by oreth View Post. Aladdin on genesis had pretty awesome music. qtiyd. Roger Mudd is offline ...

[edit] A poll for the forum bisexuals - Forumopolis

27 November 2008, by unknown Roger Mudd's Avatar. Join Date: Nov 2007. i never understood euclidean geometry how do I answer. Roger Mudd is online now ... can we get some lobachevskyian poll options for the people who are not str8. Roger Mudd is online now ...

[edit] arethusa's fountain: Roger Mudd, Where Are You?

22 November 2008, by arethusa Roger Mudd, Where Are You? The New York Times Magazine yesterday had this story that described the moment when Barack Obama told his nearest and dearest why he wanted to be President. His answer? This I know: When I raise my hand and ...

[edit] Authors pleased with response - State-Journal.com

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[edit] Whittier set to meet Occidental - San Bernardino Sun

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[edit] Cross-street rivals ready to tussle - San Bernardino Sun

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[edit] Book Marks - Fairfaxtimes.com

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[edit] BOOKWORMS, UNITE IN WASHINGTON LEARN THE AMERICAN INDIAN STORY - The Free Lance-Star

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[edit] Campus Life 5.0 - Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

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[edit] Eight books released for For Lincoln aficionados - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com

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[edit] Gallatin library to open Nov. 16 - My Tennessean.com

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[edit] Springfield Public Forum presents Roger Mudd in free lecture ...

13 October 2008, by unknown Springfield Public Forum "Great Speakers, Great Discourse, Free to the Public" Join us on Tuesday, October 14th at 7:30 pm and get the "insider's perspective" on some of...

[edit] Roger Mudd

13 October 2008, by Bill Roger Mudd (born February 9, 1928, Washington, DC) is an Emmy Award-winning US television journalist and broadcaster, most recently as the primary anchor for The History Channel. Previously, Mudd was weekend and weekday substitute ...

[edit] Journalist Roger Mudd to visit FSU

25 September 2008, by unknown Roger Mudd, a retired NBC and CBS News correspondent, will be speaking at Florida State University Thursday, Sept. 25, at 3:30 pm in the Shepard and Ruth K. Broad Auditorium...

[edit] Journalist Roger Mudd to visit FSU - News

25 September 2008, by unknown Journalist Roger Mudd to visit FSU, Mudd to give public lecture at FSU on working in the news industry.

[edit] On campus this week: Newscaster Roger Mudd, unique dance performance

24 September 2008, by unknown Roger Mudd, one of the leading figures in broadcast news, will discuss "When The News Was The News," in a free, public lecture at 3:30 pm Sept. 25 at FSU's Claude Pepper Building. Also on this week's campus schedule, a one-of-a-kind ...

[edit] Tuesday Playlist for 2008.9.16

18 September 2008, by Intro: Back from the hiatus.  Sorry for the delay in this week’s column.  In this installment there are ramblings about opening tracks and radio stations and another sad note of passing for a musical great. Listening: So I have a working radio in my car for the first time in several years.  (Rather than replace the radio I went the slightly more expensive route and replaced the car; the dealership through in the radio for free.)  I had forgotten how much I enjoy having a constant stream of sin

[edit] Forbes: Best American Colleges

19 August 2008, by 1 Princeton University 2 California Institute of Technology (Caltech) 3 Harvard University 4 Swarthmore College 5 Williams College 6 United States Military Academy 7 Amherst College 8 Wellesley College 9 Yale University 10 Columbia University 11 Northwestern University 12 Wabash College 13 Centre College 14 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 15 Bowdoin College 16 United States Air Force Academy 17 Middlebury College 18 University of Chicago 19 Smith College 2

[edit] The Strangest Incidents In Campaign History

12 August 2008, by Here are two of the strangest developments in the history of presidential political campaigns: 1. A 7-year-old girl at an Obama town forum asks the candidate a question that devastates the candidate by demonstrating he doesn&##x27;t have a good grasp of why he&##x27;s running for president. ...

[edit] Mudd provides inside look at CBS, TV news' glory days

20 July 2008, by During the 1960s and 1970s, Roger Mudd was one of several high-profile television correspondents for CBS News in the days when CBS was always No. 1.

[edit] A False Moderate?

20 June 2008, by It was not quite a Roger Mudd moment, but it was close. Mudd, you might recall, posed a simple question to Ted Kennedy in 1979: "Why do you want to be president?" Kennedy's vague, unprepared answer raised serious questions about his candidacy.

[edit] Literary Calendar

15 June 2008, by 7 P.M. Political commentator and syndicated columnist George Will discusses and signs One Man's America: The Pleasures and Provocations of Our Singular Nation at Politics and Prose Bookstore, 5015 Connecticut Ave. NW, 202-364-1919.

[edit] Literary Calendar

15 June 2008, by 7 P.M. Political commentator and syndicated columnist George Will discusses and signs One Man's America: The Pleasures and Provocations of Our Singular Nation at Politics and Prose Bookstore, 5015 Connecticut Ave. NW, 202-364-1919.

[edit] The Best of Buzz Carlton

13 June 2008, by The Best of Buzz Carlton Posted in Country

[edit] From the Album “The Best of Buzz Carlton”

10 June 2008, by From the Album “The Best of Buzz Carlton” Posted in Country, Singer/Songwriter, Blues, Country Folk, Music, Buzz Carlton, Get it at I-Tunes, Best Song of 2008, Fastest Rising New Star, Fastest Rising Star, Buy Buzz's New Album, Buy Buzz's Album, Sun Sessions Again, Rascal Flatts, George Strait, Kenny Chesney, Johnny Cash, June Carter, Carrie Underwood, Tim Mcraw, Brad Paisley, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Neil Young, Toby Keith, Jimmy Buffett, Taylor Swift, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Alison K

[edit] The Can-Do Kennedy

22 May 2008, by Unlike his brothers, Ted Kennedy won't leave behind any soaring rhetoric for the history books, but colleagues in both parties this week are recalling his four decades as the Senate's most practical politician who "routinely reached across party lines on a wide number of issues to cut landmark deals." In contrast to their public use of his name to signify woolly-headed liberalism, Republicans are talking about the "go-to guy" in getting laws on the books, practitioner of a lost bipartisan art i

[edit] Roger Mudd, Still "A CBS Man"

28 April 2008, by Mudd.JPG "I'm a CBS man," veteran newsman Roger Mudd tells HuffPo's Rachel Sklar, "no matter how many times you heard me say, 'Roger Mudd, NBC News.'" Mudd, who left CBS News for NBC News in the early 1980's after Dan Rather got the post- Walter ...

[edit] TV To Go: Top 10 Books About Television

28 April 2008, by Let's face it, there may be times and places in our lives in which we find ourselves without the familiar comfort of television: a commute on the city bus, a visit to the park, a family vacation. Here is a list of the top ten books about television that might be able to help you get your fix.When Television Was Young:The Inside Story with Memories by Legendsof the Small Screenby Ed McMahon and David FisherThis is the first oral history of early television by those who made it happen. Reminiscenc

[edit] Al Eisele: Roger Mudd's Revenge

20 April 2008, by Al Eisele Roger Mudd's Revenge - The Huffington Post.

[edit] Roger Mudd: "The Place To Be" (PublicAffairs) (Rebroadcast)

6 April 2008, by Roger Mudd looks back at the glory days of television news at the CBS Washington bureau of the sixties and seventies.

[edit] Decades Old Battles Are Never Too Old To Keep Fighting

1 April 2008, by The Hill notes that former CBS newsman Roger Mudd takes to task Carol Joynt (former CBS employee and current owner of Nathans in Georgetown, where she does the Q&A Cafe) for some 1970s era battles, claiming that he had "a...

[edit] Pawns And Brokers

13 March 2008, by Well, is there a better show around right now than the Democratic race for the presidential nomination? (Well, now that "Eliot Spitzer's Ho-Down" has been canceled.) The fighting between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama is the stuff of which legends are made. I'm not certain, but I believe that each ...