A question of collar

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A professor of social geography at Oxford University was commissioned to co-author and edit data yielded by the ethnic question in the 1991 census, by the Office of Population Censuses and Surveys. He wrote about the Jewish model, which was white collar, self employed, professionally qualified and surburban. The Hasidic Jewish model was more orthodox and more inner city. The Irish model had a bigger proportion of manual workers, lower educational qualifications, but was a more open model with a larger variety of houshold types and a greater rate of intermarriage.

Reports, Census, Censuses

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The Murrow brigade

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Edward R. Murrow and William L. Shirer revolutionized radio with their news broadcasts from Europe that began just before World War II broke out. The two men had a close friendship for many years before they had a falling out. Their careers and personal lives are profiled.

Biography, Excerpt, Radio journalists, The Murrow Boys: Pioneers on the Front Lines of Broadcast Journalist (Book), Murrow, Edward R., Shirer, William L.

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Judy, Judy, Judy

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Canada, Singers, Thumbnail biography, Wainwright, Rufus McGarrigle

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