She drives men crazy

Article Abstract:

Eleanor Clift was a secretary at Newsweek before she became a talk show personality in 'The McLaughlin Group.' Gradually working her way up the magazine's promotional ladder, she eventually became one of its White House correspondent. After a stint at 'Los Angeles Times,' she finally was offered to be a commentator in the talk show.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Personalities, Talk show hosts, The McLaughlin Group (Television program), Clift, Eleanor

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Innocents in Washington

Article Abstract:

Observations on Washington metropolitan life by the husband of Council of Economic Advisers head Laura D'Andrea Tyson are presented. These perceptions and insights deal with social commentaries based on personal experiences.

Social aspects, Personal narratives, Manners and customs, Washington Metropolitan Area

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Women who scare men: in Washington it's easy

Article Abstract:

A list of women in Washington DC were voted the most frightening to men, due to their personalities, jobs and wit. The list includes government officials, politician's wives and women in the media.

Women, Humor and anecdotes

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