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...whose modesty is only preserved by the acoustic guitar hanging from his neck. “There are a lot of levels to what’s happening all the time on the show,” Koechner said in a conference call last week. Beneath the show??s red-state surface lies genuine satire and intellectual humor. The pair will often reference literary and academic figures, from Chaucer to Chomsky. “A lot of the people in the press are missing those elements, calling it a redneck adventure,” said Koechner, who viewers...
...will be moderated by ABC News Political Director Mark E. Halperin ’87 as well as Adjunct Lecturer in Public Policy at the Shorenstein Center and former presidential media adviser Mark McKinnon. Halperin said the event will increase communication to help prevent the “freak show?? of past presidential elections, which he said had been precipitated by extreme views on both sides of the political spectrum. The goal of the event, Halperin added, is to provide the political representatives with an opportunity to engage in an “orderly” discussion...
After receiving the portrait, the Institute of Politics housed it in Shaheen’s office until the show??s crew came back for it two weeks later...
...Colbert Report has temporarily reclaimed the picture—presented to the school by the show??s host Stephen Colbert early last month—“in anticipation of an expected appearance by Bill O’Reilly on the Colbert Report in the near future,” according to Institute of Politics (IOP) Director of Communications Esten Perez...
...show??s unusual construction—it was written, choreographed, and set to music simultaneously—has produced diverging opinions from its creators. Stern and Viglione say the experience has been an exciting one that can work well, in theory. Still, Palmer worries that the show might be a failure...