Word: cartoons
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Garry B. Trudeau, the satirist who created the Pulitzer Prize winning cartoon Doonesbury, lightheartedly defended his craft before an audience at the Law School last night...
When Doonesbury received the Pulitzer Prize in 1975, Trudeau said he knew his cartoon "had apparently acquired manners and was fit to sit at the table...
...said he was almost bothered by the cartoon's acceptance into the social mainstream...
Trudeau also discussed the future of cartoon strips...
...that developer in the cafeteria, "Joel Klein" is a symbol more than a person. He is the personification of arrogance and unreason, and of a powerful institution that is misusing its power. Klein and Attorney General Janet Reno and the DOJ, in other words, are regarded in Redmond as cartoon figures, rather like the image of Gates and Microsoft projected by rivals and echoed in the antitrust suit. Each side holds this cartoon view of the other but cannot fathom why anyone would hold such a cartoon view...