The History of Terrorism
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Ethics
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Eugene Lang
Swarthmore College
Victor Navasky
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1746-Today Princeton University
1776-Today Phi Beta Kappa Society
1796-Today US Army
1824-Today Yale Law School
1912-Today Authors Guild
1921-Today PEN International
1960-Today Defending Rights & Dissent (DRAD)
2004-Today Independent Diplomat
Alger Hiss
American male journalists
American people of Ukrainian-Jewish descent
Board of the Committee to Protect Journalists
Children fundraisers for the Irgun
Columbia University faculty
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism faculty
Ferris Visiting Professor of Journalism
Fort Richardson (Alaska)
Freedom Forum Media Studies Center
George Polk Award recipients
Guggenheim Fellows
Harvard Fellows
Harvard Institute of Politics (IOP)
I.F. Stone Medal for Journalistic Independence
Jewish American writers
Military personnel from New York City
National Book Award winners
New York Times Magazine
Russell Sage Foundation scholars
Swarthmore College
The Nation (U.S. magazine) people
The Nation editors
The New York Times editors
Waldorf schools
Children
1956-1965 Monocle (satirical magazine)
1961-Today Columbia Journalism Review AKA CJR (magazine)
1967 The Report from Iron Mountain (book)
1980 Naming Names (book)
2013 In an article published in New York in 2013, Victor Navasky asserted that Galbraith was indeed McLandress, and that he was "in on the hoax from the beginning."
George T. Delacorte Center for Magazine Journalism
Leonard C. Lewin