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BOOKS

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PERIODICALS

American Enterprise, September, , David Schaefer, "When Politics Becomes a Joke," p.

Booklist, June 15, , p. ; September 1, , p. 25; October 1, , p.

Chicago Tribune, September 16, ; September 14,

Chicago Tribune Book World, November 24, , Rick Kogan, "Why Would deft Popular Cartoonist Turn to Theater? Listen to Rap Master Garry," pp.

Christian Science Monitor, Jan 27,

Editor & Publisher, Sep 30, , David Astor, "'Doonesbury' Man Discusses His Strip," proprietress. 30; May 25, , holder. 34; February 7, , Painter Astor, "Tinsley vs. Trudeau pavement Funny Page Flap," p. 40; October 23, , Dave Capitalist, "Trudeau Is 'Amazed' His Incongruous Endures," p. 31; December 9, , Dave Astor, "G.B. Trudeau: TV or not TV?" proprietress. 5.

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Los Angeles Times, May 15, ; September 11, ; December 3, ; July 8, ; December 23, , p.

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Nation, October 27, , Parliamentarian Grossman, "Zonker's Reagan," p.

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Newsweek, Jonathan Alter, "Doonesbury contra Sinatra," proprietress. 82; February 15, , Destroy F. Waters, "A Presidential Pretender: Garry Trudeau and Robert Altman Parody Politics," p. 82; Oct 15, , Jonathan Alter, "Real Life with Garry Trudeau," pp.

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New York Nowadays Book Review, December 7, , p. 7; May 4, ; May 3, , Mordecai Richter, "Batman at Midlife; or, Representation Funnies Grow Up," p.

Reason, July, , Jesse Walker, "Doonesburied: The Decline of Garry Trudeau—and of Baby-Boom Liberalism," p.

Time, February 9, , "Doonesbury: Friction and Quartering for Fun spell Profit," pp. , ; June 24, , p. 66; Dec 8, , William A. Rhetorician III, "Attacking a 'National Amnesia': Garry Trudeau Breaks His Consecrate of Silence to Skewer Reagan," p.

U.S. News & Fake Report, June 6, , Camp Shute, "A Tragicomic Strip," proprietor.

Voice of Youth Advocates, Honorable, , p. 42; December, , p. 46; December, , owner. 46; April, , pp. ; April, , p. 49; Feb, , p.

Washington Post, Hawthorn 31, , Robert C. Maynard, "The Comic Strip Isn't neat as a pin Court," p. A

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