Word: kalb
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Marvin Kalb, Edward R. Murrow Professor at theKennedy School, presented Wallace with a Harvardchair as a present at the conclusion of theceremony...
...future, but old-fashioned radio is true hyperdemocracy. Very hyper. Like the backyard savants, barroom agitators and soapbox spellbinders of an earlier era, Limbaugh & Co. bring intimacy and urgency to an impersonal age. "If we still gathered at town meetings, if our churches were still community centers," says Marvin Kalb, former CBS reporter who is teaching at George Washington University, "we wouldn't need talk radio. People feel increasingly disconnected, and talk radio gives them a sense of connection...
...disputed remark in the process of reporting the flap. "I can tell you I am far more offended by the New York Times' reliance on Enquirer reporting than I am by the Enquirer," says Jim Newton, who is covering the O.J. trial for the Los Angeles Times. Marvin Kalb, director of the Shorenstein Center on Press and Politics at Harvard University, sees the brouhaha as a sign that "the tide is running in the direction of lowest-common-denominator journalism, and that is very...
...experience from the '92 campaign is that 20-year olds are more interested today," says Kalb, adding that the end of the Cold War and the souring of the economy are catalysts for increased political awareness among the nation's youth...
...Kalb, however, adds that twentysomethings feel less deeply about politics than previous generations...