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Tuesday, September 30th, 2008
In years gone by, Americans idolized Cary Grant as the ultimate in masculinity – now it's Adam Sandler, the consummate boy-man. In his new book "Men to Boys: The Making of Modern Immaturity," cultural historian GARY CROSS examines the shift in masculinity that has given rise to this concept of the boy-man – a guy [...]
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Winning Pennsylvania. We talk about the latest polls, what Pennsylvanians care about and the political party's strategies to appeal to voters in the upcoming presidential election. Our guests are ROBERT GLEASON, Chairman of the Republican Party of Pennsylvania and T. J. ROONEY, Chairman of the Pennsylvania Democratic Party.Listen to the mp3
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