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World Magazine
March 12, 2010
Another Pulitzer-winning writer,
David Halberstam, calls it "the greatest book ever written about a city." (I agree, and if it seems long, compare it to a ...
Huffington Post (blog)
March 10, 2010
FanHouse
March 8, 2010
Huffington Post (blog)
March 5, 2010
Denver Business Journal
March 5, 2010
Country Life (blog)
March 2, 2010
Los Angeles Times
March 2, 2010
As
David Halberstam, who'd made his name as a
Vietnam correspondent and one of the war's earliest critics, put it: "I find it inconceivable that someone who ...
Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone
February 28, 2010
... subject of an important 2007 book by
David Halberstam, "The Coldest Winter," that might have opened a new conversation about the conflict but didn't. ...
Toledo Blade
February 28, 2010
... the two world
wars of the 20th century, or even the Korean War, which was the subject of an important 2007 book by
David Halberstam, The Coldest Winter, ...
The Salem News
February 27, 2010
... subject of an important 2007 book by
David Halberstam, "The Coldest Winter," that might have opened a new conversation about the conflict but didn't. ...
FanHouse
February 26, 2010
... or less mainstream, approach to covering the game; Heaven is to the hoops vernacular what
David Halberstam's The Breaks of the Game is to the NBA. ...
Sequim Gazette
February 24, 2010
"His rise, his ascendancy to influence is mind-boggling," Riski says with muted reverence, then paraphrases a quote from
David Halberstam's epic about ...
Mid Columbia Tri City Herald
February 23, 2010
His favorite fiction author is
Kurt Vonnegut, his favorite nonfiction author is
David Halberstam and his all-time favorite book is A Confederacy of Dunces. ...
GMA news.tv
February 20, 2010
eTaiwan News
February 18, 2010
Berkeley Daily Planet
February 18, 2010
The
filmmakers did manage to catch up with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
David Halberstam following a speech at UC Berkeley. ...
Foster's Daily Democrat
February 17, 2010
Minyanville.com
February 16, 2010
The Fifties is
David Halberstam's giant all-inclusive survey of the people of that decade and the needs and desires, fears and hopes that drove them and, ...
Truthdig
February 12, 2010
By David Sirota By Suzanne Pepper By
David Halberstam By
Robert Fisk There are no armed guards on the gate of Number 17 Ben-Gurion Boulevard ...
Indiana University
February 9, 2010
... and
authors including Anna Quindlen, Steve Kroft, Nina Totenberg, Elizabeth Gilbert, Lisa Ling, Frank DeFord,
David Halberstam and
Christopher Hitchens. ...
Crain's New York Business
February 7, 2010
... an exploration of the 1942-1943 Allied invasion of
North Africa; and
David Halberstam's The Coldest Winter, which details America's role in the Korean ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 6, 2010
As recounted in
David Halberstam's 1988 book "The Reckoning," this was the company, inspired by the post-war quality-control theories of W. Edwards Deming, ...
BloggingStocks (blog)
February 4, 2010
The late, great writer
David Halberstam, who left this world far too soon, once said that a writer's life was the loneliest job in the world. ...
History News Network
February 3, 2010
David Halberstam, for example, gave his book about war during the first Bush and the Clinton administrations the ironic title War in a Time of
peace. ...
Justice
February 1, 2010
Back in the mid 1970s, former St. John's University
basketball and Miami Heat radio broadcaster
David Halberstam broadcasted a Brandeis ...
Huffington Post (blog)
January 28, 2010
In his book about the men who ran the
Vietnam War,
David Halberstam informs us that "the thing Johnson feared the most was... that his manhood was ...
Independent
January 28, 2010
To understand these events, a friend recommended I read
David Halberstam's book, The Best and the Brightest, published a couple of years before to great ...
Firedoglake (blog)
January 26, 2010
Waiting For Next Year (blog)
January 23, 2010
That specific injury status is particularly nebulous and cause for anxiety in some instances as David Halberstam articulated in Breaks of the Game where ...
Minnesota Public Radio
January 21, 2010
The world has changed since the days of Edward R. Murrow, Ernest Hemingway or even
David Halberstam. Increasingly hostile governments and armed groups ...
Gwinnett Gazette
January 19, 2010
In analyzing the effect of television on politics in the 1950s, David Halberstam wrote, "The increased power of the visual sense over the audio sense was ...
Providence Journal
January 19, 2010
... that later practitioners such as
David Halberstam, Neil Sheehan and
Bob Woodward have used to make substantial contributions to our civic conversation. ...
Huffington Post (blog)
January 18, 2010
A favorite of mine is "The
children," by
David Halberstam. Not a King book, exactly, but he figures prominently in it. A masterpiece by one of our greatest ...
Cache Valley Daily
January 18, 2010
Nobel laureate Toni Morrison won the Norman Mailer Lifetime Achievement Prize, and
David Halberstam, who died in 2007, won the Normal Mailer Distinguished ...
A.V. Club
January 18, 2010
Roth occasionally comes off like a speed-addled
David Halberstam. There's a lengthy passage about how in the '60s, they had this thing where people would ...
Chicago Tribune
January 17, 2010
A sentence written by the late
David Halberstam seemed to have a mind of its own. It might start out with promising succinctness and then circle back around ...
NorthJersey.com
January 16, 2010
... that later practitioners such as
David Halberstam, Neil Sheehan and
Bob Woodward have used to make substantial contributions to our civic conversation. ...
Dallas Morning News (blog)
January 15, 2010
I'm reading the "The Coldest Winter" by David Halberstam. It just reminds me what a good writer we lost when Halberstam died in that 2007 car accident. ...
Lincoln Journal Star
January 14, 2010
... that later practitioners such as
David Halberstam, Neil Sheehan and
Bob Woodward have used to make substantial contributions to our civic conversation. ...
Los Angeles Times
January 12, 2010
... that later practitioners such as
David Halberstam, Neil Sheehan and
Bob Woodward have used to make substantial contributions to our civic conversation. ...
