Marcus writes the retrospectives. He taught himself the congressional record and has never quite forgiven it.
You could stand in the Plaza de BolĂvar in Bogotá on almost any July this decade and watch the same trick performed twice: once by the crowd, once by the man on the balcony. The crowd wears the yellow of the national team because it has always worn the yellow
economic history
Sunday, August 15, 1971, and the highest-rated show in America was Bonanza. NBC ran it every week at nine o'clock, and Americans built their evenings around it the way earlier generations built theirs around the radio. That night the network cut away instead to a man behind a