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Faculty and staff news roundup - Nov. 9, 2020

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History professor David Gellman was quoted Nov. 9 by Courthouse News Service in “Trump Presidency Was Brief, but Legacy Will Stretch Farther.”

Deborah Douglas, Eugene S. Pulliam distinguished visiting professor of journalism, wrote an opinion piece titled “Why Kamala Harris Becoming Vice President is Such a Historical Landmark” for BET Nov. 8 and co-authored “‘Madam Vice President’: Kamala Harris Makes History” for Ms. Nov. 6.

Jeff McCall, communication and theatre professor, wrote an opinion piece for The Hill, “News media's underperformance a drag on the electoral process,” Nov. 5. He was quoted Nov. 7 by AFP in “Is Rupert Murdoch dumping Trump?”

“My Mother's Tongue,” an essay by Samuel Autman, associate professor of English, is included in the book “The Best of Brevity: 20 Groundbreaking Years of Flash Nonfiction,” which is set to be published Nov. 17.

Posted on: November 9, 2020

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