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November 21, 2009
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William Safire thundered away for 30 years, but when he died a couple of months ago all most people could say was that he was a stickler for ...
Denver Post
November 20, 2009
One needn't be William Safire, though, to be unsettled that the word "philanderer" is a major mystery to so many people. According to a new list by ...
FirstScience
November 20, 2009
The book begins with an introduction by the late Dana Chairman William Safire. "A circuit has been forming over the past two decades, relatively unremarked, ...
Zap2it.com
November 19, 2009
... 1851-2009," with accompanying essays by writers such as
Thomas L. Friedman, Caryn James,
Frank Rich and
William Safire, among others (www.amazon.com). ...
The Dartmouth
November 18, 2009
By Zachary Gottlieb '10 , Staff Columnist Perhaps I've been reading too many William Safire columns or have succumbed to the jaded pettiness of a senior ...
Capital Times
November 17, 2009
... famous campaign against the press, including its most enduring phrase, "nattering nabobs of negativism," which was penned by the late William Safire. ...
Working Knowledge
November 16, 2009
An article in the chapter on consumption, for example, is by the late columnist William Safire, who wrote about how he came to own 38 shirts. ...
DesMoinesRegister.com
November 13, 2009
... his allies on the right latched onto his second message, the snide and taunting idiom provided by speech writers William Safire and Patrick Buchanan. ...
Wall Street Journal (blog)
November 12, 2009
Members of the media elite met yesterday morning at the
New York Times' auditorium to memorialize the life and
career of
William Safire, ...
. . . was first used, according to the late
New York Times word sleuth
William Safire, in 1940. ...
Plain Dealer
November 5, 2009
. . . was first used, according to the late
New York Times word sleuth
William Safire, in 1940. ...
. . . was first used, according to the late
New York Times word sleuth
William Safire, in 1940. ...
. . . was first used, according to the late
New York Times word sleuth
William Safire, in 1940. ...
Herald Times Reporter
November 4, 2009
William Safire
Reuters
November 4, 2009
Actor Patrick Swayze, political columnist William Safire
Korea Times
November 4, 2009
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Anti-Defamation League (press release)
November 4, 2009
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USA Today
November 4, 2009
New York Times
November 4, 2009
According to Mr. Erwitt, a print of his photograph was given to the Nixon campaign by William Safire
According to Mr. Erwitt, a print of his photograph was given to the Nixon campaign by William Safire, who eventually became a speechwriter for President ...
According to Mr. Erwitt, a print of his photograph was given to the Nixon campaign by William Safire, who eventually became a speechwriter for President ...
The Tennessean
October 30, 2009
Maybe they start out with a love of issues, or with an enchantment with language (here I'm thinking of the late, great William Safire
RU Daily Targum
October 29, 2009
Regrettably, the writer fails in his attempt to emulate the singular style of the late, great William Safire
Salon
October 26, 2009
The latter group includes most professional
linguists and lexicographers, but the former -- self-appointed
Pundits like the late
William Safire and Lynne ...
RU Daily Targum
October 26, 2009
Inspired by the "insider'sâ column written by the late
William Safire, who was a
New York Times political ex-columnist, and republished ...
Metro.us (blog)
October 25, 2009
With the death of Times-man William Safire, the world lost one of its great dissectors of linguistic peculiarities, not to mention a passionate practitioner ...
دار الحياة
October 23, 2009
William Safire then shortly died after Kristol, and newspapers wrote tens and maybe hundreds of
Articles about him; however, my opinion is that this is a ...
Heeb Magazine
October 23, 2009
Richmond Times Dispatch
October 21, 2009
The late
William Safire, for instance, made his name and launched what would prove a lucrative
career by writing words emitted by
Spiro Agnew. ...
News & Observer
October 20, 2009
With William F. Buckley and William Safire
Hartford Courant
October 20, 2009
That's why the late William Safire threw up his hands in 1992 and advocated a kind of single-payer system: Use "who" when you're sure it's correct; ...
Reuters
October 19, 2009
Actor Patrick Swayze, political columnist
William Safire and NCAA president Myles Brand are among those who recently have succumbed to pancreatic
cancer. ...
Kansas City Star
October 19, 2009
If conservative colleague William Safire handed off the baton of language guru to Will before he passed, old George certainly dropped it with this column.
Monterey County Herald
October 19, 2009
The same can be said for the
peace prize, despite all the noise coming from our "nattering nabobs of negativism," as the late
William Safire once put it, ...
Myrtle Beach Sun News
October 16, 2009
A Surfside Beach caller said that as they watched the news about William Safire's death, his 30-year-old daughter asked who Safire was.
New York Times
October 16, 2009
I was very sad to hear of the death of William Safire, who most likely was the foremost expert on the American language. In "Error-Proof,â Ammon Shea ...
Bandera County Courier
October 16, 2009
However, to purloin a phrase from the late William Safire, this time the "nattering nabobs of negativismâ failed to prevail. Mayor Horst Pallaske proposed ...
YourNabe.com
October 16, 2009
William Safire of the
New York Times passed away. He was well known for many great thoughts, but the gutsy declaration I remember him best was the one when ...
CounterPunch
October 15, 2009
William Safire immediately comes to mind but also Carlyle and Addison and Steele. More startling-and even her detractors will agree with this-is the speed ...
Seeking Alpha (blog)
October 15, 2009
Cramer lashed out at the "nattering nabobs of negativity" (a quote in honor of the late
William Safire) who are "looking for excuses to hate the
market. ...
