Max Frankel

City Club Presents Max Frankel

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Duration: 29:02
Updated: 12 Oct 2012

Former New York Times Editor Max Frankel recalls career highlights and reads from his new book "The Times of My Life and My Life With the Times" in the City Club's Great American Writers Series. Series: "City Club Presents" [6/1999] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 4367]

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Max Frankel's Refugee Journey

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Duration: 2:44
Updated: 27 Mar 2011

Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, editor and columnist for the New York Times, Max Frankel was born in eastern Germany in 1930, and expelled with his family to Poland by the Nazis in 1938, along with thousands of other Jews. Frankel was honored by the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in November 2010 as one of ten "Refugees of Distinction." Learn more at Rescue.org

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City Club Presents Max Frankel 2004

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Duration: 28:27
Updated: 18 Apr 2012

Former New York Times Executive Editor Max Frankel gives a riveting account of the 13 days in October, 1962, when the United States appeared to be on the brink of nuclear war with the Soviet Union as he discusses his new book "High Noon in the Cold War: Kennedy, Khruschev and the Cuban Missile Crisis" in this address to the City Club of San Diego. Series: City Club Presents [11/2004] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 9139]

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Max Frankel. 9. Funeral

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Duration: 33:08
Updated: 14 Oct 2012

The audio on this video was overlaid with photos taken at the funeral of Max "Meir ben Isak" Frankel on May 15, 2011. In addition to an abiding faith in God and a commitment to Torah and Tradition, Max Frankel bequeathed to each of his four sons a wealth of memories that is treasured by each. He will be profoundly missed. Obituary from American Israelite (Front Cover Article) May 26, 2011 The Israelite is saddened to learn of the death on May 13, 2011 (9 Iyar, 5771) of Max Frankel. Although some will remember with fondness how Frankel led the auxiliary services for the High Holidays for many years at Golf Manor Synagogue, and his extraordinary Jewish Culture & Arts program which featured noted artists and performers several times each year, Frankel is perhaps best remembered in local circles for his 25 years of dedicated service as the Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education. At the time of his retirement 14 years ago, Frankel was the most senior in length of service of all directors of Bureaus and Central Agencies for Jewish Education in the United States. His administration of the BJE was marked by tireless effort and numerous innovations that made the now defunct Federation-funded agency an effective and respected partner of all area Jewish schools. Many of the programs and services the BJE provided year-round, were introduced, developed or expanded during Frankel's tenure. Among the better-known of these were: the Jewish Teacher Center; the Jewish Media ...

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Max Frankel. 2. Life in Vienna

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Duration: 40:24
Updated: 14 Oct 2012

In this video, #2 of 8, Max "Meir ben Isak" Frankel z"l shares some background about growing up in Vienna. This video was filmed on July 14, 2005 by David Frankel, a little less than six years before he passed away on May 13, 2011. In addition to an abiding faith in God and a commitment to Torah and Tradition, Max Frankel bequeathed to each of his four sons a wealth of memories that is treasured by each. He will be profoundly missed. Obituary from American Israelite (Front Cover Article) May 26, 2011 The Israelite is saddened to learn of the death on May 13, 2011 (9 Iyar, 5771) of Max Frankel. Although some will remember with fondness how Frankel led the auxiliary services for the High Holidays for many years at Golf Manor Synagogue, and his extraordinary Jewish Culture & Arts program which featured noted artists and performers several times each year, Frankel is perhaps best remembered in local circles for his 25 years of dedicated service as the Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education. At the time of his retirement 14 years ago, Frankel was the most senior in length of service of all directors of Bureaus and Central Agencies for Jewish Education in the United States. His administration of the BJE was marked by tireless effort and numerous innovations that made the now defunct Federation-funded agency an effective and respected partner of all area Jewish schools. Many of the programs and services the BJE provided year-round, were introduced, developed or ...

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Max Frankel. 7. Later Career Years

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Duration: 80:25
Updated: 14 Oct 2012

In this video, #7 of 8, Max "Meir ben Isak" Frankel z"l shares some background concerning his later career years. This video was filmed on November 6, 2007 by David Frankel, 3 1/2 years before he passed away on May 13, 2011. In addition to an abiding faith in God and a commitment to Torah and Tradition, Max Frankel bequeathed to each of his four sons a wealth of memories that is treasured by each. He will be profoundly missed. Obituary from American Israelite (Front Cover Article) May 26, 2011 The Israelite is saddened to learn of the death on May 13, 2011 (9 Iyar, 5771) of Max Frankel. Although some will remember with fondness how Frankel led the auxiliary services for the High Holidays for many years at Golf Manor Synagogue, and his extraordinary Jewish Culture & Arts program which featured noted artists and performers several times each year, Frankel is perhaps best remembered in local circles for his 25 years of dedicated service as the Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education. At the time of his retirement 14 years ago, Frankel was the most senior in length of service of all directors of Bureaus and Central Agencies for Jewish Education in the United States. His administration of the BJE was marked by tireless effort and numerous innovations that made the now defunct Federation-funded agency an effective and respected partner of all area Jewish schools. Many of the programs and services the BJE provided year-round, were introduced, developed or expanded ...

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Max Frankel. 6. Early Career Years

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Duration: 21:18
Updated: 14 Oct 2012

In this video, #6 of 8, Max "Meir ben Isak" Frankel z"l shares some background into his early career years. This video was filmed on November 6, 2007 by David Frankel, 3 1/2 years before he passed away on May 13, 2011. In addition to an abiding faith in God and a commitment to Torah and Tradition, Max Frankel bequeathed to each of his four sons a wealth of memories that is treasured by each. He will be profoundly missed. Obituary from American Israelite (Front Cover Article) May 26, 2011 The Israelite is saddened to learn of the death on May 13, 2011 (9 Iyar, 5771) of Max Frankel. Although some will remember with fondness how Frankel led the auxiliary services for the High Holidays for many years at Golf Manor Synagogue, and his extraordinary Jewish Culture & Arts program which featured noted artists and performers several times each year, Frankel is perhaps best remembered in local circles for his 25 years of dedicated service as the Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education. At the time of his retirement 14 years ago, Frankel was the most senior in length of service of all directors of Bureaus and Central Agencies for Jewish Education in the United States. His administration of the BJE was marked by tireless effort and numerous innovations that made the now defunct Federation-funded agency an effective and respected partner of all area Jewish schools. Many of the programs and services the BJE provided year-round, were introduced, developed or expanded during ...

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Max Frankel. 5. The War Years Part Two

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Duration: 35:36
Updated: 14 Oct 2012

In this video, #5 of 8, Max "Meir ben Isak" Frankel z"l shares some background concerning his life as a child during World War II. This video was filmed on July 14, 2005 by David Frankel, a little less than six years before he passed away on May 13, 2011. In addition to an abiding faith in God and a commitment to Torah and Tradition, Max Frankel bequeathed to each of his four sons a wealth of memories that is treasured by each. He will be profoundly missed. Obituary from American Israelite (Front Cover Article) May 26, 2011 The Israelite is saddened to learn of the death on May 13, 2011 (9 Iyar, 5771) of Max Frankel. Although some will remember with fondness how Frankel led the auxiliary services for the High Holidays for many years at Golf Manor Synagogue, and his extraordinary Jewish Culture & Arts program which featured noted artists and performers several times each year, Frankel is perhaps best remembered in local circles for his 25 years of dedicated service as the Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education. At the time of his retirement 14 years ago, Frankel was the most senior in length of service of all directors of Bureaus and Central Agencies for Jewish Education in the United States. His administration of the BJE was marked by tireless effort and numerous innovations that made the now defunct Federation-funded agency an effective and respected partner of all area Jewish schools. Many of the programs and services the BJE provided year-round, were ...

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Max Frankel. 1. Early Family Life

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Duration: 12:59
Updated: 14 Oct 2012

In this video, #1 of 8, Max "Meir ben Isak" Frankel z"l shares some background concerning his parents, grandparents, and growing up in Vienna. This video was filmed on July 14, 2005 by David Frankel, a little less than six years before he passed away on May 13, 2011. In addition to an abiding faith in God and a commitment to Torah and Tradition, Max Frankel bequeathed to each of his four sons a wealth of memories that is treasured by each. He will be profoundly missed. Obituary from American Israelite (Front Cover Article) May 26, 2011 The Israelite is saddened to learn of the death on May 13, 2011 (9 Iyar, 5771) of Max Frankel. Although some will remember with fondness how Frankel led the auxiliary services for the High Holidays for many years at Golf Manor Synagogue, and his extraordinary Jewish Culture & Arts program which featured noted artists and performers several times each year, Frankel is perhaps best remembered in local circles for his 25 years of dedicated service as the Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education. At the time of his retirement 14 years ago, Frankel was the most senior in length of service of all directors of Bureaus and Central Agencies for Jewish Education in the United States. His administration of the BJE was marked by tireless effort and numerous innovations that made the now defunct Federation-funded agency an effective and respected partner of all area Jewish schools. Many of the programs and services the BJE provided year ...

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Max Frankel. 3. High School & College Years

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Duration: 37:27
Updated: 14 Oct 2012

In this video, #3 of 8, Max "Meir ben Isak" Frankel z"l shares some background concerning his high school and college years. This video was filmed on November 5, 2007 by David Frankel, 3 1/2 years before he passed away on May 13, 2011. In addition to an abiding faith in God and a commitment to Torah and Tradition, Max Frankel bequeathed to each of his four sons a wealth of memories that is treasured by each. He will be profoundly missed. Obituary from American Israelite (Front Cover Article) May 26, 2011 The Israelite is saddened to learn of the death on May 13, 2011 (9 Iyar, 5771) of Max Frankel. Although some will remember with fondness how Frankel led the auxiliary services for the High Holidays for many years at Golf Manor Synagogue, and his extraordinary Jewish Culture & Arts program which featured noted artists and performers several times each year, Frankel is perhaps best remembered in local circles for his 25 years of dedicated service as the Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education. At the time of his retirement 14 years ago, Frankel was the most senior in length of service of all directors of Bureaus and Central Agencies for Jewish Education in the United States. His administration of the BJE was marked by tireless effort and numerous innovations that made the now defunct Federation-funded agency an effective and respected partner of all area Jewish schools. Many of the programs and services the BJE provided year-round, were introduced, developed or ...

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Max Frankel. 4. The War Years Part One

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Duration: 35:54
Updated: 14 Oct 2012

In this video, #4 of 8, Max "Meir ben Isak" Frankel z"l shares some background concerning his life as a child during World War II. This video was filmed on July 14, 2005 by David Frankel, a little less than six years before he passed away on May 13, 2011. In addition to an abiding faith in God and a commitment to Torah and Tradition, Max Frankel bequeathed to each of his four sons a wealth of memories that is treasured by each. He will be profoundly missed. Obituary from American Israelite (Front Cover Article) May 26, 2011 The Israelite is saddened to learn of the death on May 13, 2011 (9 Iyar, 5771) of Max Frankel. Although some will remember with fondness how Frankel led the auxiliary services for the High Holidays for many years at Golf Manor Synagogue, and his extraordinary Jewish Culture & Arts program which featured noted artists and performers several times each year, Frankel is perhaps best remembered in local circles for his 25 years of dedicated service as the Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education. At the time of his retirement 14 years ago, Frankel was the most senior in length of service of all directors of Bureaus and Central Agencies for Jewish Education in the United States. His administration of the BJE was marked by tireless effort and numerous innovations that made the now defunct Federation-funded agency an effective and respected partner of all area Jewish schools. Many of the programs and services the BJE provided year-round, were ...

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Max Frankel. 11. Zemiros of His Father

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Duration: 30:09
Updated: 15 Oct 2012

Max Frankel recorded these zemiros in the 1970s at the request of his nephew, Jeffrey Neuman. These are the melodies that were sung by Max Frankel's father, Isak ben Efraim Frankel. In addition to an abiding faith in God, a commitment to Torah and Tradition, and a love for zemiros, niggunim, and nusach tefillah and leining, Max Frankel bequeathed to each of his four sons a wealth of memories that is treasured by each. He will be profoundly missed. Obituary from American Israelite (Front Cover Article) May 26, 2011 The Israelite is saddened to learn of the death on May 13, 2011 (9 Iyar, 5771) of Max Frankel. Although some will remember with fondness how Frankel led the auxiliary services for the High Holidays for many years at Golf Manor Synagogue, and his extraordinary Jewish Culture & Arts program which featured noted artists and performers several times each year, Frankel is perhaps best remembered in local circles for his 25 years of dedicated service as the Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education. At the time of his retirement 14 years ago, Frankel was the most senior in length of service of all directors of Bureaus and Central Agencies for Jewish Education in the United States. His administration of the BJE was marked by tireless effort and numerous innovations that made the now defunct Federation-funded agency an effective and respected partner of all area Jewish schools. Many of the programs and services the BJE provided year-round, were introduced ...

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Max Frankel. 8. Ethical Will & Final Thoughts

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Duration: 9:53
Updated: 14 Oct 2012

In this video, #8 of 8, Max "Meir ben Isak" Frankel z"l shares some final reflections on his life. This video was filmed on November 6, 2007 by David Frankel, 3 1/2 years before he passed away on May 13, 2011. In addition to an abiding faith in God and a commitment to Torah and Tradition, Max Frankel bequeathed to each of his four sons a wealth of memories that is treasured by each. He will be profoundly missed. Obituary from American Israelite (Front Cover Article) May 26, 2011 The Israelite is saddened to learn of the death on May 13, 2011 (9 Iyar, 5771) of Max Frankel. Although some will remember with fondness how Frankel led the auxiliary services for the High Holidays for many years at Golf Manor Synagogue, and his extraordinary Jewish Culture & Arts program which featured noted artists and performers several times each year, Frankel is perhaps best remembered in local circles for his 25 years of dedicated service as the Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education. At the time of his retirement 14 years ago, Frankel was the most senior in length of service of all directors of Bureaus and Central Agencies for Jewish Education in the United States. His administration of the BJE was marked by tireless effort and numerous innovations that made the now defunct Federation-funded agency an effective and respected partner of all area Jewish schools. Many of the programs and services the BJE provided year-round, were introduced, developed or expanded during Frankel's ...

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Max Frankel. 10. Zemiros We Sang at Home

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Duration: 32:10
Updated: 14 Oct 2012

Max Frankel recorded these zemiros in 1985 at the request of his youngest son before he left home for the first-time to attend university. These are the melodies that were sung in the Frankel home. In addition to an abiding faith in God, a commitment to Torah and Tradition, and a love for zemiros, niggunim, and nusach tefillah and leining, Max Frankel bequeathed to each of his four sons a wealth of memories that is treasured by each. He will be profoundly missed. Obituary from American Israelite (Front Cover Article) May 26, 2011 The Israelite is saddened to learn of the death on May 13, 2011 (9 Iyar, 5771) of Max Frankel. Although some will remember with fondness how Frankel led the auxiliary services for the High Holidays for many years at Golf Manor Synagogue, and his extraordinary Jewish Culture & Arts program which featured noted artists and performers several times each year, Frankel is perhaps best remembered in local circles for his 25 years of dedicated service as the Executive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education. At the time of his retirement 14 years ago, Frankel was the most senior in length of service of all directors of Bureaus and Central Agencies for Jewish Education in the United States. His administration of the BJE was marked by tireless effort and numerous innovations that made the now defunct Federation-funded agency an effective and respected partner of all area Jewish schools. Many of the programs and services the BJE provided year-round ...

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#2 QB Vidal Woodruff of Carrollwood High w/ 54yd TD pass to Max Frankel

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Duration: 0:33
Updated: 06 Nov 2012

#2 QB Vidal Woodruff of Carrollwood High keeps up his stellar play with his 3rd TD pass of the game, this one a strike to #44 Max Frankel who gets into the end zone for the 54yd TD completion, extending the Patriots' lead to 34-7 over Calvary in the first half. For more High School Sports check out our website www.playonsports.com Our Playon! Sports YouTube Channel http And check us out on Facebook & Twitter www.facebook.com twitter.com

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Ten Refugees, One Journey

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Duration: 6:38
Updated: 02 Oct 2012

Hear the personal stories of ten distinguished men and women who fled tyranny and persecution and who have made the most of the opportunity to begin again and thrive in the US: Andrew S. Grove, Max Frankel, Jurate Kazickas, George Sarlo, Roman Martinez lV, Roberto Martinez, Thong Nguyen, Trinh Doan, Eskinder Nagash, Alek Wek Read their bios at www.theIRC.org

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2012.03.01 - Mike CHINOY

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Duration: 24:14
Updated: 11 Apr 2012

2012.03.01 - FCC club dinner with Mike CHINOY Topic: Documentary Screening: "Assignment: China - The Week that Changed the World" There was a documentary screeing session in this club event. However, due to copyright concern, the documentary is excluded in this video. To view the documentary in full, please refer to this link: china.usc.edu Richard NIXON's visit to China in February 1972 changed the course of history -- reshaping the global balance of power and opening the door to the establishment of relations between the People's Republic and the United States. While the outlines of the NIXON trip are familiar, the behind-the-scenes story of how that momentous event was covered is much less well-known. Now, the US-China Institute at the University of Southern California has produced a new documentary film, Assignment: China -- The Week that Changed the World. The film contains remarkable and previously unreleased footage of the NIXON visit, interviews with Chinese officials, people who worked for NIXON, as well as many of the journalistic luminaries who accompanied the president. These include Dan RATHER and Bernard KALB of CBS, Ted KOPPEL and Tom JARRIEL of ABC, Barbara WALTERS of NBC, Max FRANKEL of the New York Times, Stanley KARNOW of the Washington Post, and many others. Reported and narrated by US-China Institute Senior Fellow Mike CHINOY, formerly CNN's Senior Asia Correspondent and Beijing Bureau Chief, the film offers a fascinating and previously untold ...

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One Beer One Choice- 2009 Courageous Persuaders PSA

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Duration: 0:33
Updated: 11 Feb 2010

2009 Courageous Persuaders PSA entry by Max Frankel and Jason Weitzman.

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Ford-Carter debate excerpt

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Duration: 1:58
Updated: 11 Nov 2012

Gerald Ford's infamous gaffe in the 1976 presidential debate.

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Max Meisel

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Updated: 01 Jun 2012

A typical day with Bethenny Frankel, told by Max Meisel

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Newton's Rotating Bucket Experiment (HPSC-X 102 Group Project)

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Duration: 2:05
Updated: 06 Sep 2012

Group 4's video for the HPSC-X 102: Scientific Revolutions: Plato to NATO course at Indiana University. We attempt to recreate Newton's rotating bucket experiment. Group Members:Max Frankel, Rebecca Goold, Ian Lucas, Mike Nunley, Jeff Schorsh, Ben Smith

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Assignment: China - "The Week That Changed The World"

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Duration: 58:53
Updated: 11 Nov 2012

Richard Nixon's visit to China in February 1972 changed the course of history — reshaping the global balance of power and opening the door to the establishment of relations between the People's Republic and the United States. It was also a milestone in the history of journalism. Since the Communist revolution of 1949, a suspicious regime in Beijing had barred virtually all US reporters from China. For the Nixon trip, however, the Chinese agreed to accept nearly 100 journalists, and to allow the most dramatic events — Nixon's arrival in Beijing, Zhou Enlai's welcoming banquet, visits to the Great Wall and the Forbidden City — to be televised live. Classroom use of this video is permitted. We would appreciate feedback from viewers. Please write to us at uschina@usc.edu. The coverage was arguably as important as the details of the diplomacy. It profoundly transformed American and international perceptions of a long-isolated China, generated the public support Nixon needed to change US policy, and laid the groundwork for Beijing's gradual move to open China to greater international media coverage. While the outlines of the Nixon trip are familiar, the behind-the-scenes story of how that momentous event was covered is much less well-known. This segment of Assignment: China focuses on journalists who went with Nixon and includes interviews with those officials who sought to shape the coverage. The Week that Changed the World contains previously unreleased footage of the Nixon ...

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1987 Pulitzer Prize Ceremony

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Duration: 33:01
Updated: 30 Jun 2012

The 1987 Pulitzer Prizes at Columbia University, New York. Rita Dove receives the award for her poetry collection "Thomas and Beulah". General introduction by Roger Wilkins. Introduction of prize winners: Michael Sovern. Seated at Table 1, among others, are Rita Dove, Joseph Pulitzer Jr., Meg Greenfield (Washington Post; chair of the Pulitzer Board's poetry award committee), Fred Viebahn (Rita Dove's husband), Emily Rauh Pulitzer, Gene Foreman (Philadephia Inquirer), Max Frankel (New York Times), Peter Taylor (prize winner in fiction), Michael Sovern (president of Columbia University and Pulitzer Awards chairman). Among the recipients is also August Wilson (for drama). Video recorded by Fred Viebahn.

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