theodore geisel loved that. because he was immediately able to transform it into a resource it had become so famous across campus for his next issue of the jack o." he had a way of turning every loss immediately into comic gain, into comic pleasure. except for one, which would happen on april 13th, 1925, when he invited all of the members of the jack o staff to gather together in the boarding house where he lived because he couldn't afford after the loss of the brewery to live in casten gauntlet and have a party. an end of year party for the jack-o'-lantern to celebrate all of the triumphs. ted geisel who thought prohibition was organized hypocrisy, because that president had designated a bootlegger. he said he was good, because they made gin. he bought the gin from the book legger -- from the bootlegger. and all of the boys drank it. and then later in the night, this is april 13th, in hanover in 1925, the plumbing is challenged. one of the boys goes out on to the roof and i won't fill in the rest. but pa randel

pease was awarded the ted and helen geisel chair in 1990. for more information, visit norwichbookstore.com. >> author claire berlinski discusses the importance of prime minister margaret thatcher in her latest book "there is no alternative." this is an hour-long event. >> should i sit? >> you can sit. you can stand if you want. you can correct it as i go. >> we'll do this together then. you know i will. >> yeah, i was afraid you might. good afternoon and welcome to the heritage foundation, i'm john hilboldt, director of seminars, it's my privilege to welcome you. we welcome those who join us on the heritage.org web site as well as those who will join us in the future on c-span book tv. we would ask everyone in house to make the courtesy check that cell phones had been turned off, and we will post the program within 24 hours on our heritage web site for everyone's future reference. we are pleased to welcome today claire berlinski, he's a freelance investigator journalist, travel, biographer, and novelist who lives currently in istanbul, he's

for a geisel braiting 50 years he is -- for a guy that is celebrating 50 years he is pretty busy.created a foundation to preserve the music. recordtizing my huge montreal collection which is 17,000 78s. sadly, chris says the record business is dead but classics live on. don sanchez, abc 7 news. >>> classics do live on. coming up here, half a dozen people trapped by australia's worst can cyclone in a hundred years. what happened after they were told a rescue effort is unsafe. stay with us. shift your weight forward onto the left foot. take the right leg up, holding the inner arch of the foot... introducing instant action alerts, only from chase. left arm up... manage your account and help avoid overdrafts with a click of a button. just reply to the alert with how much you want to transfer. inhale, all the way up... so you always stay in balance. ...to crescent pose. chase what matters. just four more times. ♪ >>> it is 12 minutes before 8:00 a.m. thursday in cairo. this is a live picture you can see after a day of violent protests in cairo where three people were killed, 1500 wound