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The Lost World of CLEOPATRA.(sunken palace found in the Mediterranean outside of Alexandria)(Brief Article)
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Explorers Locate the Egyptians Queen's Sunken Palace off Alexandria
Lustrous black hair, large almond-shaped eyes that seem to gaze into the soul, glowing skin, full lips, and a smile that could melt--or break--the heart of the strongest man.
Legend has it that Cleopatra had the beauty and the brains to rule the men who ruled the Roman Empire. She was just 18 when she became the queen of Egypt in 51 B.C. and only 39 when she died. But she experienced enough in those 21 years to fill ten ordinary lifetimes. That, of course, is the Cleopatra of movies, books, ...
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Henry R. Luce, Time, and the American Crusade in Asia
Magazine article from: Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly
; Henry R. Luce, Time, and the American Crusade in...Robert Herzstein's book on media mogul Henry Robinson Luce provides new insight into our understanding...complicated figures of the twentieth century. Henry R. Luce, Time, and the American Crusade...
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Henry R. Luce: A Portrait of the Man Who Created the American Century. (book reviews)
Magazine article from: Nieman Reports
; Henry Robinson Luce, who would create "the American...seven weeks later. Clare Luce was many things. She was...described a plan by Vice President Henry Wallace to eliminate exclusive...public life, she was Harry Luce's confidante, ally and...
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Behind Every Winnie, a Luce
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...heirs to the journalistic legacy of Henry Robinson Luce, who was the father of Time, which...faithful readers, Marches On. Luce was a splendidly simple-minded...history of human simple-mindedness. Luce believed that everything could be...
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Blending economic ideas with the persuasive power of journalism: Galbraith 'performed that balancing trick as well as it has been done.'.(John Kenneth Galbraith: His Life, His Politics, His Economics)(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Nieman Reports
; ...businessmen, not least of which was Luce himself, proved to be a delicate...doubt that his earlier experience in Luce's shop hammered home lasting lessons...salvation came at the unlikely hands of Henry Robinson Luce, founder of Time, Inc., and...
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Western influences and images of China: The persistent efforts to engage and change China
Magazine article from: Journal of Third World Studies
; ...the rest of the world. Nearly fifty years earlier, Henry Robinson Luce, son of a Presbyterian missionary to China and the...civilization."2 Like George Bush a half century later, Henry Luce looked to developments in China, especially as he...
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Will Time Inc. get back on top? The magazine company's journalists are among the harshest critics of the AOL merger.
Magazine article from: Columbia Journalism Review
; ...skyscraper headquarters of the house that Luce built: "How many Time Inc. editors...company--founded in the 1920s by Henry Robinson Luce, the moralistic son of Presbyterian...Time Inc. Well, not Life, one of Henry Luce's original family jewels...
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Time on His Side
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; HENRY R. LUCE A Political Portrait of the Man Who Created the American Century By...and propaganda, few names were more familiar to them than that of Henry Robinson Luce. Not merely was he the founder and chairman of Time, Inc., the...
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Raining on People's Party
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...and to quite specific doubts that Henry Robinson Luce, the beetle-browed founding father...would have welcomed its birth. Luce did not for the most part publish...says in a forthcoming book about Luce by Robert E. Hertzstein, Luce...
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One Man's America.
Magazine article from: Newsweek
; A former rival looks at Henry Grunwald's rise from refugee...staccato-stammering Founding Father Henry Robinson Luce, as he might have been described...to Rockefeller Center. But for Henry Anatole Grunwald the journey was...
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China in American Imagination
Newspaper article from: AsianWeek
; ...were inferior to America. Time magazine founder Henry Robinson Luce was one of the earliest American icons to foster...based on a religious zeal learned from his father, Henry Winters Luce. Their Presbyterian faith held that the U.S...
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