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Barry Goldwater and Sesame Street

Barry Goldwater and Sesame Street

By Sherman Dorn on February 4, 2019

I was scheduled to travel in December with one of our Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College doctoral students to the University of Maryland special collections (archive) to study some of the history of educational broadcasting. It’s part of a new project we have. Five days before we left, one of the archivists sent me a […]

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