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- 1171: The Potential For A U.N. Peace
- ... Kosovo began during this first week of attacks. On March 31st it was learned that three soldiers were missing ("Day by day" PG). The very next day, April Fool's Day, they were paraded on television. They were the first captives of the war but that didn't last long. Much later on, Jessie Jackson negotiated their release which would essentially lead to peace talks. Although he acted alone, without U ...
- 1172: Donald Trump
- ... with a smile on his face. Donald Trump has and will always be a success because of his entrepreneurial skills and talents. Work Cited Leone, Peter. “Donald Trump Deal Maker.” A&E Biography. A&E Television Networks, 1994 Kretchman, Lily M., Lori Cranson and Bill Jennings. Entrepreneurship Creating A Venture. Toronto, Ontario: John Wiley & Sons, 1991. Browde, Elizabeth. “Trump Donald (John)1946". (03,10,01) Wilber, Maureen. “Donald Trump”. (06,10 ...
- 1173: Walt Disney
- ... introduce many more innovations to movie making, including stereophonic sound (Fantasia, 1940) and 360-degree projection (Disneyland’s circle-Vision 360, 1955). This remarkable man’s many achievements also include the longest-running prime time television series (1954-1983), the Academy Award-winning true-life adventure nature films. Walt had many great ideas that he needed to share with others. The was a great persuading leader, he had to make others ...
- 1174: Oprah Winfrey
- ... Oprah did. REFERENCES 1. Benezra, K. (1997). Products pitch talk hosts. Media week, pp. 6. 2. Dickerson, D (1997). A womans's woman. U.S News & World Report. pp.10. 3. Hyde, W.S (1991). Television and Radio Announcing. Boston:Houghton Mifflin Company. 4. Schlosser, J (1997). Oprah watch. Broadcasting & Cable. pp. 10. 5. Stanley, T.L (1997). What they've got. Media week. pp. 34-35. 6.
- 1175: Milton Friedman
- ... analysis, monetary history and theory, and for his demonstration of the complexity of stabilisation policy." Through his life, Friedman has published many books, articles in newspapers and periodicals. He has also appeared on radio and television in countless interviews. Friedman is strictly a monetarist. This means that he believed that inflation was a direct result of growth in the supply of money into an economy. His views differed however, with those ...
- 1176: Maurice Sendak
- ... the bakers, who originally were sketched as animals, all resemble Hardy of the comic team Laurel and Hardy. The writer was inspired to make this change by a rerun of one of their films on television, which he remembered enjoying in his youth. Being a childhood fan of nursery rhymes, Sendak modeled portions of his text from the classic language of Mother Goose: the line "I'm in the milk and ...
- 1177: Langston Hughes
- ... lecturing. He wrote sixteen books of poems, two novels, three collections of short stories, four volumes of "editorial" and "documentary" fiction, twenty plays, children's poetry, musicals and operas, three autobiographies, a dozen radio and television scripts and dozens of magazine articles. In addition, he edited seven anthologies. The long and distinguished list of Hughes' works includes: Not Without Laughter (1930); The Big Sea (1940); I Wonder As I Wander" (1956 ...
- 1178: Jennifer Lopez
- ... spent in Living Colors, Jennifer got her shot at acting when a co-worker, whose husband was writing and producing a pilot called South Central for Fox, suggested her for the part. Jennifer brought her television career to an end in 1993, with the role as a heroic Nurses on the line: The crash of Flight 7; the siren call of the big screen could not be put on hold for ...
- 1179: Jeffrey Dalhmer
- ... body very straight. He grew increasingly shy during this time and when approached by other people, he would become very tense. More and more, he remained at home, alone in his room or staring at television. His face was often blank, and he gave the more or less permanent impression of someone who could do nothing but mope around, purposeless and disengaged. He had one friend, who drifted apart from him ...
- 1180: Jack Kevorkian
- ... when she started forgetting songs and failed to recognize notes as she played the piano (Filene 188). ³She read in Newsweek about Dr. Jack Kevorkian and his ŒMercitron¹ machine, then saw him on the ŒDonahue¹ Television show² (Filene 188). With her husband¹s consent but objections by sons and doctors, she telephoned him to arrange to kill herself (Filene 188). She still had a life expectancy of at least ten years ...
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