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In Which the Ladies of Washington Help Build a City and a Government by Catherine Allgor Discussants: Lisa Norling Associate Professor of History, University of Minnesota Professor Norling teaches a course on women in colonial America and specializes in gender and class in early America. Description: In this scholarly yet animated and thought-provoking, analysis, Allgor presents her groundbreaking research on the critical role that women played in the early days of Washington politics. More info…

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NEWS: How important is the VP candidate?

Professor Larry Jacobs, Walter Mondale, and other experts from the recent conference on the vice presidency are interviewed in this segment from KSTP-TV news.

Former vice president Walter Mondale was one of the experts on the panel. Many, including Mondale himself, say that the role of the vice president changed dramatically when he served as second in command to Jimmy Carter.

"Carter and I sat down and I said I am not interested in being a ceremonial vice president," Mondale told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS.

KSTP-TV
March 24, 2008

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