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Advertisers can renew focus on $21 billion market: consumers with disabilities
Advertisers and marketers can tap a $21 billion market by connecting with consumers with disabilities.
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Wooden Ships’
Years before “Oppenheimer,” David Crosby, Paul Kantner and Stephen Stills wrote a song about horrors of a nuclear bomb.
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The disruption of American democracy
Americans have lost the notions of civic virtue that Washington and Adams prized so much.Â
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Not your normal Super Tuesday; Not your normal SOTU
No matter how long one follows politics, there’s always something new around the corner.
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘The Boxer’
On Super Tuesday, victorious candidates survive and move on; losing candidates must decide if they can keep their campaigns alive.
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Moondance’
Plenty of songs about the moon were available for this week’s Sharp Notes Monday selection. We settled on the Van Morrison classic ‘Moondance.’
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The 1984 Mondale campaign has a lesson for Nikki Haley
Walter Mondale ran for president in a different era than Nikki Haley — and as a member of a different political party. But the paths of the Democratic who ran for the Oval Office in 1984 and the Republican seeking her party’s 2024 nomination may intersect today.
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PolitiFact Workshop returns to St. Bonaventure
Students are once again working with PolitiFact Senior Correspondent Louis Jacobson and Jandoli Institute Executive Director Richard Lee to check facts and write articles for PolitiFact.
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘America’
Presidents Day is a day about America.
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Too Old to Rock ’n’ Roll: Too Young to Die’
Age has been a delicate subject in politics, songwriters have long addressed the topic.
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