of 2014 without their officers firing their weapons, and 10 consecutive-months in 2013 with no officer involved shootings. in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news pam:an armed home invasion has residents on edge tonight after three men forced their way into partnership with abc 7. officials say the same flag was flown at ground zero after 911 also on the last mission agenda nasa this time the flag flew here for 15 hours one hour for each year underserved in the police department a brief ceremony brought out dozens of people including blood news parents the other flag was carefully removed and will be ready for it is next displaythe fire has destroyed more than pam: the happened last night in fallout so the suspects are still on a loose again, and live a police headquarters 9-and this all started with a piece the delivery? reporter: years we have to ask yourself as someone not in your door and said hey at a pizza for you would open up the door and whether you ordered it or no
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prior to her arrival at roland hall she spent four years teaching 19th century american history at eastern kentucky university as well as several years in the history department s college and ucla. she finished her ph.d. at ucla and studied under joan wahl. many of us are familiar with joan. joan has spoken here on a number of occasions, and of course she is the author of a superb biography of ulysses s. grant. under joan fiona completed her dissertation which became a book. that book is thomas nas, the father of modern political cartoon cartoons, published in 2013. it is my pleasure to welcome fiona. [ applause ] i want to thank peter for inviting me and ashley for the help she provided as i prepared to come and spend this hour with you. i m here to talk about thomas nast, and what i m going to do i think is to introduce him to you broadly at first and then talk a little more specifically about what the civil war did for thomas nast. i think that it refined him in ways w
department s college and ucla. she finished her ph.d. at ucla and studied under joan wahl. many of us are familiar with joan. joan has spoken here on a number of occasions, and of course she is the author of a superb biography of ulysses s. grant. under joan fiona completed her dissertation which became a book. that book is thomas nas, the father of modern political cartoon cartoons, published in 2013. it is my pleasure to welcome fiona. [ applause ] i want to thank peter for inviting me and ashley for the help she provided as i prepared to come and spend this hour with you. i m here to talk about thomas nast, and what i m going to do i think is to introduce him to you broadly at first and then talk a little more specifically about what the civil war did for thomas nast. i think that it refined him in ways which were essential to his success later in life. so we ll begin with an introduction and then move into three things that i think the war really did for him. at lunch
it s my pleasure to institute fee yoan nadean holland. she teaches in salt lake, utah. prior to her arrival at roll land hall she spent four years teaching at eastern kentucky university as well as several years in the history departments of bates college and ucla. many of us are familiar with joan, who she learned under, she is the author of a superb biography of grant. she completed her dissertation and it became a book, thomas nast, father of political cartoons, it is my pleasure to welcome fionna. hi, i want to thank peter for inviting me here and ashley for all the help she provided as i prepare today come and spend this hour with you. i m here to talk about thomas nast and what i m going to do is to introduce him to you broadly at first and then talk about more specifically what the civil war did for thomas nast because i think it refined him in ways essential to his success later in life. we ll begin with an introduction and move into three things i think the war did