Guinier case shows race talk paranoia
Saundra Smokes argues that the Guinier nomination episode exposed how racial discourse becomes coded and polarizing. She contends a Senate hearing would have devolved into a circus of stereotypes, undermining serious discussion of race and policy.
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Guinier Case
Lani Guinier
Senate
Justice Department
University of Pennsylvania Law
Clinton
Homegut
Senate Judiciary Committee
Guinier
Ross Peret
Atic
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Oruch
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Tony winners surge at box office on Broadway showings
Tony winners Spider Woman and Tommy reported strong ticket sales with Spider Woman topping $400000 and Tommy surpassing $500000 by midafternoon. Angels in America also boosted sales while the Tonys telecast ran briefly over schedule.
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Tommy
Garth Drabinsky
Tom Kushner
Drabinsky
Terrence McNally
John Kander
Fred Ebb
Harold Prince
Toronto
London
New York
Gary Smith
Smith
Keith Sherman
Broadway
YWCA Camp Opens At Two Syracuse Schools This Summer
Beginning June 28 the YWCA of Syracuse and Onondaga County runs day care camps for grades 1-6 at Grant Middle School on Grant Boulevard and Bellevue Elementary on Stolp Avenue. Hours 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday through Sept 3 with arts crafts swimming sports and field trips. Weekly fees 80 and 70 with scholarships available. Registration required. Call 424-0040 for details.
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Onondaga County
Grant Middle School
Grant Boulevard
Bellevue
Stolp Avenue
YWCA
Ukrainian Bride Joins North Syracuse Couple in First Local Union
Maria Dida, a 20 year old Ukrainian immigrant, marries David Valletta, 74, in Syracuse area. The couple, living in a North Syracuse home built in 1933, symbolize a new American melting pot as Ukrainian immigrants settle in the community.
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Maria Dyda
David Valletta
Syracuse
Ukraine
Maria Dida
America
Maria
Michael Kosiak
Vallettas
Don Johnson’s career bends between fame and failure
Contributing writer notes Don Johnson has mellowed amid failed films and renewed focus on a possible first true music and villain roles. The Galena, Missouri native rose as a matinee idol, debated whether his latest thriller Guilty as Sin can revive his star status amid years of mixed reviews and public intrigue.
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Hollywood
Miami Vice
Vice
Dustin Hoffman
Johnson
Galena
University of Kansas
San Francisco
American Conservatory Theater
Stanley
Melanie
Griffith
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