Real people

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Cable Satellite Public Affairs Network (C-SPAN) operates two 24-hour cable channels to cover the US Congress at work. Brian Lamb, one of the persons who helped establish the network and presently its chief executive officer, reveals his views about congressional work and the impact C-SPAN has had.

Management, Services, Cable television, United States. Congress, Media coverage, Cable Satellite Public Affairs Network, Lamb, Brian

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Examined lives

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Edmund Morris, author of 'The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt,' believes that biographers should not be disillusioned by their relationship with their subjects. He feels that biographer-subject relationship should be of mild affection instead of love.

Practice, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Biographers, Morris, Edmund (American historian)

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How to be a critic

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The Washington Post's music critic Joseph McLellan believes music makes life better and can improve people. McLellan feels a critic should give information and not be too negative, while praising good music.

Music critics, McLellan, Joseph

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