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Margaret Bourke-White (1904-1971).(Looking and Learning)(Biography)
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November 1, 2004|
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About the Artist
Margaret Bourke-White is best known for her photojournalism and commercial photography. Her photograph of the George Washington Bridge published in Fortune magazine in 1933, explores the modern concept of the machine-age aesthetic, celebrating the beauty in function.
Margaret Bourke-White studied photography at the Clarence White School while attending Columbia University. She also attended the University of Michigan, Purdue, and Western Reserve University before graduating from Cornell University. It was at Cornell that she began to ...
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TANGIER.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: African Business
; Tangier is changing fast. Its focus, commercially...beneath the Straits of Gibraltar to link Tangier with the Iberian peninsular, due for completion in 2011, can only serve to strengthen Tangier's strategic position as one the principal...
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Tangier natives feel ebb of time.(Front)
Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot
; Byline: WILLIAM LIN TANGIER -- By WILLIAM LIN THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT TANGIER - On this wind-swept island of 600 inhabitants...are signs everywhere that time is running out for Tangier's way of life. The population is aging and dwindling...
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 "Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA)")
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Tangier natives feel ebb of time.
Newspaper article from: Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA)
; Byline: William Lin Jul. 31--TANGIER -- On this wind-swept island of 600...everywhere that time is running out for Tangier's way of life. The population is aging...down to him by his father. The number of Tangier watermen has fallen from 170 to 126 in...
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Tangier time: a renaissance is under way in Tangier, Morocco's famously shabby port city. Some hope the sprucing up won't go too far.(Travel Flash)
Magazine article from: W
; ...glamorous bastions of ill repute, but Tangier in the Forties and Fifties was one of...much of the excitement with them, and Tangier became known as a shabby port town, a...conservative father, Hassan II, hated Tangier for its decadent reputation and neglected...
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Exotic Tangier, a seaside jewel, regains sparkle
Newspaper article from: International Herald Tribune
; ...International Herald Tribune 12-23-2008 Exotic Tangier, a seaside jewel, regains sparkle Byline: Gisela...Times Media Group Edition: 1 Section: FEATURES TANGIER -- Dusk was falling on Tangier, and small cliques of nattily dressed expats...
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 "Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)")
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Tangier attracts attention; Intrigue: Neglected Moroccan city tries to overcome image
Newspaper article from: Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
; TANGIER, Morocco - Paul Bowles, Tangier's longtime American resident who wrote "The Sheltering Sky...north to Europe. There are many reasons for the new boom in Tangier, one of Africa's longest-inhabited cities and the closest...
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Tangier Island, be careful of the tourism you wish for.(Local)
Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot
; ...Because we're going to talk about Tangier Island. And we're not going to use...quaint" and "unspoiled." I've been to Tangier. I've eaten the crab cakes. And I...eaten lunch and purchased your obligatory Tangier T-shirt, there isn't a lot left to...
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 "Akron Beacon Journal (Akron, OH)")
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New management on Tangier menu: Edward George, 67, to own building, lease business to caterer.
Newspaper article from: Akron Beacon Journal (Akron, OH)
; ...Sutter as he took over the management of Tangier restaurant, an Akron landmark since 1948. Tangier owner Edward George, 67, announced that...Catering business from Broadview Heights to Tangier, which will become his new hub. Sutter...
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Tangier Island Gives Film Script A Thumbs Down
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...toting tourists who flock by ferry to Tangier Island on balmy summer days, the movie...the California movie studio checked out Tangier by land, sea and helicopter, deciding...Bottle." But when the six members of the Tangier Town Council got their first look at the...
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The fading glory of Tangier. (Tangier, Morocco) (Mosaic)
Magazine article from: The Middle East
; Tangier was once a city that attracted an unlikely...been a waiter at the Cafe De Grand Socco, Tangier, for almost 25 years. A central and popular...Like many Tanjerawis (the inhabitants of Tangier) he remembers the old days when his cafe...
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