Watergate language and a library gift at Illinois
An essay notes how Watergate hearings push speakers to self edit language while TV audiences expect clarity. It highlights diction fails and the idea of a common national speech. Samson Raphaelson at the University of Illinois plans to donate his papers to the university library.
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