Re:Re: Dr. Cheney?

[Michael Pugliese <debsian@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

   OOOPS! Lyn was the one that attended U. Wisc., Madison!
http://www.whitehouse.gov/president/vpbio.html
...New Right baby boomer stories can be examined within a set of polarities.
One is the extent to which a Sixties conservative was touched by the
political or cultural radicalism of that decade. David Stockman, for
example, flirted with SDS; Richard Cheney seems to have been totally
unaffected by Sixties challenges, despite studying at the very epicenter of
eruption--the University of Wisconsin campus at Madison. Another issue is
the impact of cultural change. Cheney and Elliot Abrams never felt the
attractions of Woodstock Nation; indeed both seem to have moved into
traditional adult roles prior to completing college. On the other hand,
conservatives like Lee Atwater, Bill Bennett and P.J. O'Rourke present
themselves as devoted rock'n'rollers, hardly likely to thrill to more
favored GOP entertainers like Bob Hope or Wayne Newton. Let me suggest a
typology for conservative baby boomers.
http://lists.village.virginia.edu/sixties/HTML_docs/Texts/Scholarly/Lyons_An
other_60s_01.html

Michael Pugliese

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>Subject: [PEN-L:14338] Dr. Cheney?


> The head of our Poly. Science deparment insists that Cheney was a
> superior student in the U. of Wisconsin Poly Sci. graduate program.  I
> never heard anything like that.  He is wrong, isn't he?
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> Michael Perelman
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