In living color

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A nostalgic look back at television and its golden years is presented. The sitcoms produced during the late Sixties and Seventies, were some of the most entertaining, and stand the test of time upon reviewing. Some of the television programs airing during this period were, The Andy Griffith Show, Gilligan's Island, All in the Family, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Good Times, and Hawaii Five-O.

Television broadcasting industry, History, Appreciation, Influence, Television programs, Television, Television comedies

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A change of heart

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Patti Davis, daughter of Ronald and Nancy Reagan, discusses the role the media played throughout a particularly strained period for her family. During a hospital visit by the former president, all major news agencies deployed reporters to the site and because of this extensive coverage, Davis feels she received an outpouring of love and support from people on the streets.

Personal narratives, Politicians, Public relations, Media coverage, Reagan, Ronald, Press, Press and politics, Davis, Patti

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Art from the heart: Ed and Bernie Massey help hospitalized kids bring a message of joy to the world with their off-the-wall projects

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Ed and Bernie Massey founded Portraits of Hope to unite healthy children and children in hospitals in creating public murals. The project gives sick children a feeling of normalcy and teaches social values to healthy children.

Usage, Services, Sick children, Art therapy, Children as artists, Child artists, Massey, Ed, Massey, Bernie

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