Historian Probing Scranton Era Action Intellectuals
Pennsylvania State University historian Dr. George D. Wolf studies Gov. William Scranton 1963-67 using 661 cartons of official papers and private records. He argues for proactive history to capture fast changing government, urging examination of prior governors and an annual action intellectual fellowship.
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Between Us House Colors: Indoor Décor Season
The piece notes the approach of indoor color as holiday season turns attention from shop windows to home decor and living spaces. It emphasizes a shift from exterior displays to interior styling.
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