21. Encyclopedia: List Of Prizes, Medals, And Awards The pulitzer prize for General NonFiction has been awarded since 1962 for a which honors specific recordings rather than individuals, and. http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/List-of-prizes,-medals,-and-awards

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22. Glenelg Media Center Nobel prize Laureates This site has biographies and links about Nobel winners primarily of pulitzer prize winning poetry, but also an early edition of http://www.howard.k12.md.us/ghs/media/media.htm

Media Center Back to Home Page Summer Reading List from the Howard County School System and the Public Library Public Access Catalog A listing of the books in the Media Center SIRS Knowledge Source SKS provides relevant, credible information on social issues, science, health, history, government, business, the arts and humanities. Includes full-text articles, graphics and Web sites. Student Resource Center and Opposing Viewpoints For home access contact Media Center for logon information. Howard County Library Includes link to Tutor.com! for homework help. NoodleTools Use to create bibliographic citations. For home access contact Media Center for logon information. Landmark's Citation Machine Free and easy way to create bibliographic citations. World Book For home access contact Media Center for logon information.

23. Biographical Sources BGMI indexes only multiple biographies; it does not index periodical articles or books about Who s Who of pulitzer prize winners, REF AS911.P8 B74 1999 http://www.nelson.usf.edu/reference/biographicalsources.html

Home Poynter Library Reference Services Biographical Sources Prepared by K. Townsend September, 2003 BIOGRAPHICAL DATABASES To find biographical journal articles, go to , and scroll down to the biographical database you desire. Below are several databases that could be useful to your search. BGMI: Biography and Genealogy Master Index Also in print: 1980-1990 [Reference Row H]. A comprehensive index to biographical sketches in over 3,000 current and retrospective reference works. Covers living and deceased individuals worldwide from every field of activity. BGMI indexes only multiple biographies; it does not index periodical articles or books about a single person. Biography Index . Online: 1984 to date, In print: 1946-1996 [Reference Row H].

24. Site Index Extensive collection of biographies and links to biographies of women. Provides listings of pulitzer prize winners in all categories from 1917 to the http://www.library.kent.edu/site_index.php?char=B

25. 1997 Pulitzer Prizes-NATIONAL REPORTING, Works A digital archive of the pulitzer prize winners. The initial ads steered clear of specific advice on how to avoid AIDS, instead focusing on the http://www.pulitzer.org/year/1997/national-reporting/works/2.html

NATIONAL REPORTING Index Medicine: AIDS Fight Is Skewed By Federal Campaign Exaggerating Risks Most Heterosexuals Face Scant Peril but Receive Large Portion of Funds Less Goes to Gays, Addicts By Amanda Bennett and Anita Sharpe The Wall Street Journal In the summer of 1987, federal health officials made the fateful decision to bombard the public with a terrifying message: Anyone could get AIDS. While the message was technically true, it was also highly misleading. Everyone certainly faced some danger, but for most heterosexuals, the risk from a single act of sex was smaller than the risk of ever getting hit by lightning. In the U.S., the disease was, and remains, largely the scourge of gay men, intravenous drug users, their sex partners and their newborn children. Nonetheless, a bold public-relations campaign promised to sound a general alarm about AIDS, lifting it from a homosexual concern to a national obsession and accelerating efforts to eradicate the disease. For people devoted to public health, it seemed the best course to take. But nine years after the America Responds to AIDS campaign first hit the airwaves, many scientists and doctors are raising new questions. Increasingly, they worry that the everyone-gets-AIDS message still trumpeted not only by government agencies but by celebrities and the media is more than just dishonest: It is also having a perverse, potentially deadly effect on funding for AIDS prevention.

26. KBS Productions-motivational Speaker Kathryn Beisner Offers Keynotes, Seminars, specific accomplishments of individuals and groups as well as notable events and (pulitzer prize winning photographer Brian Lanker arranged these photo http://www.kbsproductions.com/books-other.htm

"If truth is beauty, how come no one has their hair done in a library?" Lily Tomlin Request Information A FREE sticker with every KBS purchase! Click here for a printable order form. Audio Book Ordinary Women with Extraordinary Spirit! Book: Adventure (Ball) Caps The Story Behind the Products The following recommendations are works of art that resonate Kathryn Beisner's motto, "No Guts, No Story!" Click on any title to go directly to Amazon.com to read more about it! The Woman's Book of Yoga and Health: A Lifelong Guide to Wellness by Linda Sparrowe, Patricia Walden, David Martinez (Photographer), Judith Hanson Lasater Amazon.com customer review excerpt: This book reminded me how easy it was to get back in touch with myself, to relax and to understand what my body was up to. I really like Sparrowe's almost conversational tone. Yoga and the Wisdom of Menopause by Suza Francina Amazon.com customer review excerpt: A Must Have for Women of All Ages. Yoga and The Wisdom of Menopause is a great companion and asset to have as I approach and soon start to cross over that menopausal bridge. I especially liked the photos of real women and their testimonies.

27. WLT Previous Classes & Workshops contact program and techniques to reach specific individuals in radio, His works have been nominated for the pulitzer prize and the Frankfurt Award. http://www.writersleague.org/old_classes.htm

WRITERS' LEAGUE OF TEXAS promoting the art of writing by supporting writers in their artistic and professional goals Previous Workshops home about WLT calendar conference ... site map RETREAT with Novelist Greg Garrett in Kerrville, Texas, November 14-16, 2003 Free Bird Cycling Greg Garrett is an award-winning professor of creative writing at Baylor University, and his first novel, Free Bird , was picked by Publishers Weekly and the Denver Rocky Mountain News as one of the top fiction debuts of 2002. Participants should come prepared to deliver a short (five minutes or less) synopsis of a story in progress, do writing exercises, and participate in discussion. MAKE YOUR BOOK A BESTSELLER with George Arnold, November 21, 2003 Learn how to dramatically increase book sales with author George Arnold. Arnold won the Silver Spur Award for marketing excellence, the IPPY Award as the funniest book of 2003,and the 2003 Violet Crown Award for Non-Fiction. Recommended reading: Bestseller by George Arnold (available at bookstores or at the workshop; if you buy at the workshop, George will generously donate a portion to the League). COOKBOOKS: THE BASIC INGREDIENTS with Deborah Douglas, MD, November 22, 2003

28. Landmarks For Schools: Reference Links to biographies, historical documents, audio and video files, The pulitzer prizes, A timeline of the pulitzer prize winners going back to 1917. http://www.landmark-project.com/page.php?stamp=&pn=7&psn=&cat=29

29. Hellsheet: October 2003 Archives David Cay Johnston, the Times pulitzer prizewinning reporter on the tax that they mentioned any specific individuals involved with the project (Yossi http://karraker.typepad.com/hellsheet/2003/10/

hellsheet Hellsheet n., colloq. journ.: 1. a critique of a newspaper written to improve it. 2. by extension, any constructive criticism. 3. A weblog by journalists, dedicated to improving the New York Times. About September 2005 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat NYT sites Front page International news 25 most emailed articles Search hellsheet Archives April 2005 March 2004 February 2004 ... September 2003 Powered by TypePad var site="s14hellsheet" Main October 26, 2003 Why Are We Back in Vietnam? I guess NYT columnist Frank Rich didn't get the memo back in February that said he was no longer an op/ed columnist. (He's now associate editor and writes for the arts section). His "arts" column today is really an op/ed but with a media "hook" that qualifies as "arts". That's OK with me, because I think Rich is better as an op/ed columnist than some in the Times' stable. He's a fiery writer, with a wickedability to phrase things just so. His article today, Why Are We Back in Vietnam? , is a scathing denunciation of the Bush Administration's attempt to "manage the news." The administration officials who stiffed "Frontline" habitually do the same to ABC's "Nightline." Ted Koppel explains why in a round-table discussion published in a new book from the Brookings Institution Press, "The Media and the War on Terrorism": "They would much rather appear on a program on which they're likely not to get a tough cross-examination." On Oct. 15, the week after the "Frontline" expos©, the White House was true to form when asked to provide a guest for a "Nightline" exploring the president's new anti-media media campaign.

30. UBC Library Web Pages - Biography Reference Resources By Subject Area/Discipline Includes more than 700 biographies of famous economists either deceased or born before Who s Who of pulitzer prize winners. (1999). Phoenix Oryx Press. http://toby.library.ubc.ca/webpage/webpage.cfm?id=445

31. Multimedia Resources: URBAN RENEWAL And COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Summary pulitzer prizewinning journalist Hedrick Smith offers powerful and The importance of ritual, signs, and specific individuals in disparate http://www.scl.utah.edu/audio_visual/video_cassette/urban/urbren.html

URBAN RENEWAL and COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT return to index Title: Across The River [videorecording] / produced by Hedrick Smith Productions; WETA-TV; producer/director, Eric V. Tait, Jr.; writers, Hedrick Smith, Eric V. Tait, Jr. Published: Description: Subjects: Community development, UrbanUnited States / Inner citiesUnited States / Afro-AmericansUnited StatesSocial conditions. Summary: Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Hedrick Smith offers powerful and encouraging portraits of urban heroes who are reviving once-dying neighborhoods. Filmed near Washington, D.C., the program offers an almost unknown face of the inner cityone that contrasts sharply with the typical images of crime, drugs and violence seen on the nightly news. Call Number: HT 175 A37 1995 V-Cass Title: Building Community In America's Inner Cities Block By Block [videorecording] / executive producer, Virginia Wolf; director, Frank Maniglia; writers, Virginia Wolf, Barbara Grazzini, William Simon. Published: [Alexandria, VA]: PBS Video, c1997.

32. Reference 1999 The biographies are concise and easy to read. Many have photographs or artist rendering. Joyce Valenza Who s Who of pulitzer prize winners. Oryx, 1999. http://mciu.org/~spjvweb/ref99.html

PSLA Media Selection and Review Committee Reference 1999 **Highly recommended Abridged Encyclopedia of World Biography Gale Group, 1999. 0-7876-3904-0 (set). $495.00/6-vol. (Grade 9-12)This set is based upon the 17 volumes of the Encyclopedia of World Biographies . In this abridged edition there are 2,000 detailed essays and 5,000 brief biographical synopses on contemporary and historical individuals. Joyce Valenza This set is based upon the 17 volumes of the Encyclopedia of World Biographies . In this abridged edition there are 2,000 detailed essays and 5,000 brief biographical synopses on contemporary and historical individuals. Joyce Valenza Adamson , Lynda G. Notable Women in American History: A Guide to Recommended Biographies and Autobiographies . Greenwood Press, 1999. 0-313-29584-0. $49.95. (Grades 7-12) This extensive collection offering profiles of five hundred women in American History, ranging from the colonial age up until 1998. Appendixes list the women by year of birth; title, occupation, or main interest; and ethnicity. An excellent resource. Joyce Valenza Allcock , John B., Marko Milivojevic, and John J. Horton, eds

33. Reference Books - Italian Campaign biographies and specific Topics CLICK TO GO Mussolini The Fascists CLICK TO GO A Bell for Adano by pulitzer-prize winner John Hershey. http://members.aol.com/Custermen85/Reference/WW2Books.htm

M ENU S ELECTION: The ITALIAN CAMPAIGN AT The FRONT BOOKS ARMIES MAPS GI BIOGRAPHIES WEBSITE Dated: April 26, 2005 World War II - Italian Campaign My Reference Books are grouped into the following categories CATEGORIES of BOOKS: Combat and Unit Histories CLICK TO GO Biographies and Specific Topics CLICK TO GO CLICK TO GO CLICK TO GO CLICK TO GO General WW2 Reference Books - Softbound CLICK TO GO These books are listed in no particular order as a quick guide for anyone who is searching material on the Italian Campaign from 1943-1945. The brief description is intended to help the reader determine if this is the book that is needed for their library. Some of the unit history books written at the end of the war are sanitized, meaning there are few references to US losses or casualties. I will be glad to provide a better description or any information from these books to assist in your research. Many of these books are printed prior to 1965. Except for the booklets, very few are paperbacks. The booklets and manuals of last two categories are paperbacks issued to troops during the war. I've color-coded the Titles to indicate which books were printed before the end of the war, as follows: Book Titles (in purple) = printed during or immediately after the War Book Titles (in green) = printed after the war. However, some are modern reprints of older books.

34. MSN Encarta - Search View - Biography To find a specific word, name, or topic in this article, select the option in Recipient, pulitzer prize for Biography (1967). Author of Walt Whitman, http://encarta.msn.com/text_761572758__1/Biography.html

Search View Biography Article View To find a specific word, name, or topic in this article, select the option in your Web browser for finding within the page. In Internet Explorer, this option is under the Edit menu. The search seeks the exact word or phrase that you type, so if you don’t find your choice, try searching for a key word in your topic or recheck the spelling of a word or name. Biography I. Introduction Biography , the written account of an individual life. (An autobiography is a biography written by the subject.) The term biography connotes an artful, conscious literary genre that employs a wide range of sources, strategies, and insights; that deals with the intimate, inconsistent textures of personality and experience; and that attempts to render the whole sense of its subject, not the life only but what it was like to have lived it at its several stages. Ideally, the writer molds complex biographical facts—birth and death, education, ambition, conflict, milieu, work, relationship, accident—into a book that has the independent vitality of any creative work but is, at the same time, “true to life.” II.

35. Bloomsbury.com - News And Gossip The 2001 pulitzer prize for fiction has been awarded to Michael Chabon for The winners for the 2001 Commonwealth Writers prize were announced in Ghana http://www.bloomsbury.com/writersarea/InThePress.asp?ITPW_id=60

36. American Experience | The Presidents | Ronald Reagan | PBS Examples include specific places in the Middle East (such as Beirut, Lebanon); Reykjavik, Compare and contrast the 1988 pulitzer prizewinning drama, http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/presidents/40_reagan/tguide/reagan_fc.html

1. Washington 2. J. Adams 3. Jefferson 4. Madison 5. Monroe 6. J. Q. Adams 7. Jackson 8. Van Buren 9. W. Harrison 10. Tyler 11. Polk 12. Taylor 13. Fillmore 14. Pierce 15. Buchanan 16. Lincoln* 17. A. Johnson 18. Grant* 19. Hayes 20. Garfield 21. Arthur 22. Cleveland 23. B. Harrison 24. Cleveland 25. McKinley 26. T. Roosevelt* 27. Taft 28. Wilson* 29. Harding 30. Coolidge 31. Hoover 32. F. Roosevelt* 33. Truman* 34. Eisenhower* 35. Kennedy* 36. L. Johnson* 37. Nixon* 38. Ford 39. Carter* 40. Reagan 41. G. H. W. Bush 42. Clinton within Presidents all of American Experience Program Summary Discussion Questions For the Classroom Did You Know? World Timeline In "Quotes" For The Classroom Contents: Activities Take It Further Who's Who Terms to Know Activities Early Career Reagan: The Movie Making movies was an important part of Ronald Reagan's early life. Have students create a movie poster for a film that might be made today about Reagan's life before he became president. Students should consider what characters would appear in such a film, who would play them, who would direct it, and what the title would be. They should also consider what image of Reagan the film maker would present. Students should design their posters and a promotional "blurb." When posters are finished, display them around the class. Ask students to explain the ideas and images they included. In addition to the library, resources for this project include Commencement Address, 1957

37. Wandwaver - Appendix 25 The importance of the latter is not necessarily that some individuals are vastly he was a pulitzer prize winner for his biography of his former teacher, http://www.gmu.edu/departments/t-iasis/wandwaver/app25.htm

APPENDIX 25 Biosketches of Key Individuals written by John N. Warfield November, 1995 NOTES ON THE WORK OF CHARLES SANDERS PEIRCE Charles Sanders Peirce was born in Cambridge, MA, in 1839, and died in Milford, PA, in 1914. His father, Benjamin Peirce, was head of the mathematics department at Harvard University, and was a well-known mathematician. He introduced Charles to philosophy, and urged Charles to study all the well-known philosophers, and show where they were wrong in their thinking. Charles received two college degrees from Harvard. His early career was scientific, working in precision measurements for the U. S. Coastal Survey. However he studied philosophy on the side. After being abused in several positions, he moved to Milford, PA, where he would spend the last third of his life largely in writing the results of his philosophical and logical investigations. From time to time, he would give lectures. A notable series was presented at Harvard in his last years. While he published many articles, he also left much work unpublished. Since he died in poverty, the bulk of the unpublished work was purchased by Harvard University for a small amount, which helped his widow survive. Most of that material remained unread until the early 1930's, when funds were provided during the depression to occupy scholars. At that time much of his unpublished material was organized and published. Following that, scholars began to take note of his work. Many scholars wrote books about Peirce or edited portions of his work, which were then published. The first thorough biography appeared in 1993, from Joseph Brent, a historian, who had done most of the work as early as 1960, but had not been able to get permission to publish it.

38. New Page 1 Among the 100 individuals honored by Time are such diverse figures as Adolf Hitler, Includes pulitzer prizewinning works from the past three years, http://www.captainshreve.com/decades.html

General Collections of Resources Covering Many Decades and Subjects American Memory This is a set of different digital collections of information based on a wide range of topics and themes in American history. You may search all collections from a single searcher, or you may browse and search the individual collections. Includes a huge number of books, documents, photographs, images, music, sounds, and films. Well worth getting to know, especially the Learning section, which includes exhibitions, curriculum, and learning aids related to primary sources. The National Archives A digital collection of documents and images related to the U.S. government. Many are official documents that are preserved in their original form, and are made available to the public here in digital format. Also includes exhibitions, curriculum, and learning aids related to primary sources. American Cultural History: The Twentieth Century Decades This outstanding collection of web guides on the decades of the twentieth century has sections for each decade. Includes images and comments about the culture and history of each time period, as well as recommended in-print readings. The pages are prepared as pathfinders by the Reference Librarians at Kingwood College (Texas). These provide excellent cultural and historical background as you use these resources. Decades of the Twentieth Century Created by Rick Heck of Andersen Elementary School in Chandler, Arizona, this gateway site offers annotated links to decade-by-decade information about 20th century world history. Although the number of links is limited, the site offers a good jumping-off point for research into the period's history. To expedite navigation, Heck divides links into the following categories: Listed by Decades; Biographical Information; Special Collections; Specifically for a Decade; and Search Engines.

39. American Historical Association: Press Release: 2004 Prize Winners Subject, American Historical Association Announces 2004 prize winners at a second pulitzer prize, and in 1978 published the first major biography of http://www.historians.org/press/2004BookPrizes.htm

Press Release Contact: Miriam E. Hauss Tel. (202) 544-2422, Fax (202) 544-8307 Date: January 7, 2005 Subject: American Historical Association Announces 2004 Prize Winners at 119th Annual Meeting in Seattle For Immediate Release Seattle Sheraton Hotel. On the evening of Friday, January 7, 2004, James J. Sheehan, professor of German history at Stanford University and president-elect of the American Historical Association, announced the following people as honorees for the 2004 Prizes and Awards from the AHA. Jonathan Spence, professor of Asian history at Yale University and current president of the association, presented the honorees with their award or prize. HERBERT BAXTER ADAMS PRIZE chair ; Suzanne Desan, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Michael Geyer, University of Chicago; John Gillis, Rutgers University; and Michael Metcalf, University of Mississippi. Ethan H. Shagan

40. WellesleyWeek: Mar. 7 - 14, 2005 William Taubman, winner of the 2004 pulitzer prize for biography for his book on The award recognizes organizations and individuals for their work and http://www.wellesley.edu/PublicAffairs/WellesleyWeek/Archive/2005/ww030705.html

Wellesley in the News A synopsis of media accounts mentioning Wellesley, its faculty, students and alumnae News Releases News releases are distributed by the Office for Public Information, Wellesley's media relations office. Wellesley Wire Interested in receiving regular news about Wellesley? An occasional e-mail digest of noteworthy news and announcements plus information about Wellesley faculty, students and alumnae in the news President's Page President Walsh's bio, speeches, announcements wellesley week news wellesley launches new tradition, the common text project latino writer will speak about the art of fiction writers to discuss human rights in the americas pulitzer prize winner talks about khrushchev colleagues in the news don't miss... march Click here to view events by date Monday, Mar. 7

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