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verbal along with find gloria, one in, surely he'll wed, roger george date, mary lou payne and bob thomas. new york publishers, sensing a market and aided by steiner, recruited number of these intellectuals to write books paired my father was able to make it happen. just write books. a $500 vancehad for macmillan. after three month and two chapters he flew to new york with a check for the advance money, convinced the writing was no good and wanting to forestall the inevitable rejection. to his surprise, his editor liked it. pagelled out a copyedited of one of norman miller's many scraps. it was covered with red ink. -- manuscripts. to the extent that my father realized with great delight that mailer only half wrote his own prose [laughter] and that there was both editorial help and copyediting had for him as well. he told me about his mailer pays a couple of times. when i was in graduate school and struggling to write longform argument, always with great delight. according to my mom, after the new york meeting he relaxed and began a much quicker pace of writing. when you think of this, as

featured a verbal group along with deloria, shirley hill wit, willie hensley, mary lou payne and bob thomas. publishers sensing a market aided by steiner recruit add number to write books. my father was able to make it happen though i think not so easily. he had a $500 advance and after three months and two laborious chapters he was convinced the writing was no good and wanting to stall the inevitable rejection. to his surprise his editor liked it and pulled out a copy edited page. it was covered with red ink. to the extent that my father realized as he said with great delight, he only half wrote his own prose. there was both editorial help and copy editing ahead for him as well. he told me about this page a couple times. i was struggling writing long form argument. according to my mom after that meeting he relaxed and began a much quicker pace of writing. custer's chapters organized and arranged many of the speaking points and talk tracks. my mom's memories of the actual writing process -- and i had a delightful time sitting down and having a conversation with my mom about the writing of "

when we were in graduate school, we were taking from bob thomas and there was a football player named spider gains. i think he got drafted. spider had flunked econ 200 two or three times and we knew he was trying to pass by ways, hmmmmm. so price went one-on-one with spider. he was really a dedicated teacher. i need to put my glasses on to do this. he won three teaching awards in the years he was in georgia. and then he went to arizona. they have -- he teaches in the -- the economics department is in the business school. mba's have lots of awards. but price has won the faculty member of the year, the distinguished faculty member, the outstanding faculty member 2004, 2009 twice, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018 where he got an honorable mention. >> [laughter] prof. wallis: i don't know what happened in 2012. were you away? was it a bad year? >> i was. prof. wallis: ok. so i would win the award when i was gone. that was outstanding. you weren't teaching this year. price has had on his vita 41 dissertations that he supervised. if you have gotten a phd with price, stand up. [applause] prof. w

seemed to be in the sun spears for what he went through euna around 06:00pm monday bob strauss says his next door neighbor thomas cole banged on his door for help. he was we didn't believe what he was telling us right off strauss and other neighbors now helping watch cole's home. his animals in trying to clean up the tears that happened inside this home unimaginable just tell our viewers about the reality of at oh i don't know 5 male rick going at strauss asking the community to rally behind his neighbor of nearly 2 decades, a cancer survivor with a tough road ahead go fund me please help he has no money. he has no car. he has no support only his neighbors. that are very supportive. >>coming up next on kron 4 news the 40 niners offense red hot after starting the season 5 mark and kate will set you up for bay area sports night as the team gets ready for their 49 ers gearing up for the next game, you know they're looking pretty good market cato historian from the set of bay area sports night. hi guys. >>there is in washington dc this week in a strong opportunity to go 6 in l given that the 49 ers are great. the re

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