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it seemed like smooth sailing ahead when he won a serial in a major cartoon magazine as an undergraduateack then, i thought that if you had a serial going, you would be able to make a living as a cartoonist for the rest of your life. but i learned the hard way that having a serial only means that you're on the starting line. i had a tough time after that. ♪ >> he found out that life isn't that easy. the serial lasted only six months. and he was suddenly out of work. it was around this time that he moved to akabane. here, small taverns line the back alleys. he likes the motley, vulgar air of the place. he felt at home. there, he met his destiny. he describes how it happens in his comic book. a sign board is crucial in attracting customers but this one is cracked in half. he was taken in by the sign on the door. guess what this is. there was not one customer. and the owner was fast asleep. it was obvious that the place was in trouble. um, i was just wondering what the sign meant. >> ah, i just put it there because there's always some nerd that comes in and asks what it is. like you. >> wel

he was, he was my -- he was at rutgers and he taught me as a an undergraduate. and he was really, was my mentor for a large part of my professional career. i owe a great deal to arthur. but then i went to the university of chicago, and there was a group of teachers at the university of chicago, jacob viner, frank knight, henry simons who played a major influence in shaping my views and attitudes. >> when did you think you had enough independent thoughts to start writing books like "free to choose." and "capitalism?" >> that was very late. prior to that, my writings were scientific. these books give a misleading impression of my publications. most of my publications are technical, scientific, economic publications. which really don't have any great interest to the public at large. that's the bestseller, "free to choose." but there's no question that the most influential book i've written is not "free to choose" but a book that's sold probably 5% as many copies. namely a monetary history of the united states, which i wrote jointly with anna schwartz. and so, it wa

. >> an undergraduate borrowing is up by 57% among college students, and 2/3 of college students on average no more than $28,000. -- owe more than $28,000. millions of people graduating from college, deeply in debt, cannot find work. the president says he will give students a break by executive action. critics say is a drop in the bucket. we are coming on an election year, too. >> compared to what they need to do, it underscores how hopelessly power of this government is. this is the best they can do, -- hopelessly powerless government is. this is the best they can do, these little nickel-and-dimed things. >> obama this week -- you could see the clear outlines of his campaign in dealing with the idea that people after three years are not sure who he is. he came in with hope and change and compromise. compromise did not work. it took him awhile to realize it, but apparently he is going to campaign as essentially the ."congress, "we can't wait these may not be perfect solutions, they may be small solutions, but they are not bad in terms of the way they will appear. >> let me go back to the ci

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my father was a student, an undergraduate. my mother was his teacher. know, it was illicit in that sense too, a teacher/student relationship. they had to keep the relationship secret for a couple of years before they married. >> so, you were real conflicted too, weren't you, because you write your dad was very charismatic, you adored him. he was at the root of depression four. >> i had for better or worse a 50 year relationship with my father. through a lot of twists and turns and ups and downs you see in the book and part of the story is the evolution of my feelings towards my father, worshipped as a young child, depression when i was separated from him, incredible clashes we had when i was a teenager and his life was falling apart, a kind of gradual getting after he finally stopped drinking we actually got on better terms but i was very prideful, i was establishing my own career and my own family. i didn't need his help. >> writing this was a personal journey for your. trying to piece this relationship together. when you decided to write this it reall

. >> patrick, i am an undergraduate senior majoring in advertising. i have heard that while the director and officer of president bush you were instrumental in trying to eliminate the national debt. due to 9/11, it cannot be put into action. the debt has swelled. could your plan still be implemented? >> there is a moment when a lot of people, it was not just me, everybody basically in washington believed the nation was on a trajectory to reduce or eliminate the national debt. we were all wrong. i talk about it in the book. the plan that the president put forward from among those alternatives our group tried to craft would not have worked. all such plans are based on an economic forecast. everybody thought this was the base and it would go up some percentage in the future. that was wrong. it was based on the stock market bubble. it was based on rich people making an incredible amount of money from stock grants and dividends. the revenue just evaporated. we would be in better shape of less money have been spent in the interim. there were big new ones ta

. >> you are an undergraduate student during the last election. >> i was. >> what do you think the youth going to be like for someone like michele bachmann? >> i think that the youth vote, if occupy wall street is any suggestion, i wonder if there will be a youth vote in this next election. i think that any candidate, michele bachmann or otherwise, will have a hard time getting young people to vote for them. >> grace wiler, thank you very much. we'll be right back to clear the air. ♪ [ female announcer ] who'd have thought that the person you'd grow up to be -- how creative or confident or kind -- was shaped before you lost your first tooth? ♪ the first five years are forever. ♪ that's why pnc is devoting $250 million and ten more years to helping families discover learning opportunities all around them. pnc. grow up great. she is the greatest thing ever. one little smile, one little laugh. honey bunny. [ babbles ] [ laughs ] we would do anything for her. my name is kim bryant and my husband and i made a will on legalzoom. it was really easy to do. [ spits ] [ both laugh ] [ shapiro ] we

my father was a student, an undergraduate in college. my mother was his teacher.it in that sense, too n. ] >> you were conflicted. you really looked up to your dad. at the same time, he was the root of depression for you? >> i had a 50-year relationship with my father. and there are a lot of twists and turns and ups and down that is you'll see in the book. part of the story is the evolution of my feelings towards my father. worship as a young child, depression when i was separated from him, incredible clash that is we had when i was a teenagers and his life was really falling apart. a kind of gradual getting after he finally stopped drinking -- we gradually got on better terms. but i was very prideful. i was establishing my own career and my own family. >> writing this was a personal journey for you, too, trying to piece this relationship together. when you decided to write this, it really came as a result of the death of your dad? >> that's right. he died two days after thanksgiving 2008 at 2:30 in the morning. i know this because the next morning, i had a voice

i get an undergraduate and master's degree in literature. but the above would go get my ph.d., but to be honest i hated literary criticism. [laughter] i realize that i've really wanted to write. so really it was a process. it was not all overnight. little by little. i got my master's at baylor. i knew -- moved in with my parents, open the yellow pages calling every publisher in town looking for a job and just that all of these little magazine jobs. i work for a magazine for veterinarians and never even had a pet. [laughter] knew nothing. and finally got my dream job when i was 28 years old working in national geographic. was a researcher the first year, but they had this terrific blind pat for writing position on the magazine. i applied along with 300 of the people and get the job. it was like the best thing that ever happened to me up to that point. the for six years. i got the idea for my first book. it has been a journey. >> when the doctor was working on garfield why didn't mrs. garfield tell the doctor to stop working on in? >> that's a

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i love to read and i thought it would probably teach, and i got an undergraduate masters degree in literatureand thought i was going to go on to get mike ph.d. but to be honest i hated literary criticism. [laughter] and i realized that i really wanted to write, so really it was a process. it wasn't at all overnight. it was little by little. i had gotten my masters at baylor and i moved home, moved in with my parents, literally open the yellow pages calling every publisher in town looking for a job and had all of these little magazine jobs are going work for a magazine for veterinarians and never even had a pet. [laughter] knew nothing, sort of figuring out and finally got my dream job when i was 28 years old, working at "national geographic." i was a researcher the first year but they have this terrific blind tests were a riding position on the magazine, and i applied along with 300 other people. i got the job and it was like the best thing that ever happened to me up to that point, and i did that for six years until i got the idea for my first book. it has been a journey but it has been wond

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. >> to talk with nonvet students on the maryland campus we went to an undergraduate english class. students were preparing a reading of euripides play. these undergrad spent their entire teenage years in the shadow of war yet feel scarcely touched by it. senior nick crug is an english major. >> i think, you know, for me, it's inconsequence. for me i have been able to unfortunately take it for granted. take it for granted for what the soldiers have done. i don't ink about it my daily life, really just having these questions asked, that is the only time i think about it. that is pretty of the biggest tragedy i think of what going on. >> i asked a senior, an aspiring journalist about how the war has touched her. has this decade of war required any sacrifice from you or your family? >> no, not from my family. and i think that's the worst part. >> warner: like most americans polled, this senior hoping to be a teacher professed great admiration to his fellow students who veterans. >> immense respect, because i mean just walking past them, in their uniforms, or you know them to have served

so she was a pioneer in journalism for women as an undergraduate in college and it kind of fits right into what i think she sensed when she first saw elly peterson and if i'm not mistaken i think it was on tv in 1964 during the republican national convention and sara was just a 13-year-old schoolgirl, bloomfield hills. and she was awed to see a prominent woman on the national political scene, a woman from michigan, a republican, elly peterson because in those days you didn't see that very often. in fact you never saw that. alley peterson was first in just about everything she did for the republican party and for women in politics in michigan. sara fitzgerald was kind of there at the very beginning when elly peterson was just hitting her stride and sara fitzgerald went on to a very illustrious career in journalism herself at "the washington post" and a number of other newspapers. she took on the assignment of writing a book i think is very very important. and that is a biography of elly peterson, who was somebody who came out of nowhere in the mid-50s, a secretary in an office in eaton

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