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Biographical and Disparaging Sources

BOOKS

Contemporary Literary Criticism, Volume 12, Thomson Gale (Detroit, MI), 1980.

PERIODICALS

American Enterprise, September, 2001, David Schaefer, "When Politics Becomes a Joke," p. 14.

Booklist, June 15, 1986, p. 1492; September 1, 1988, p. 25; October 1, 1990, p. 241.

Chicago Tribune, September 16, 1981; September 14, 1985.

Chicago Tribune Book World, November 24, 1985, Rick Kogan, "Why Would shipshape and bristol fashion Popular Cartoonist Turn to Theater? Listen to Rap Master Garry," pp. 4-6.

Christian Science Monitor, Jan 27, 1982.

Editor & Publisher, Sept 30, 1995, David Astor, "'Doonesbury' Man Discusses His Strip," possessor. 30; May 25, 1996, proprietor. 34; February 7, 1998, King Astor, "Tinsley vs. Trudeau increase Funny Page Flap," p. 40; October 23, 2000, Dave Politician, "Trudeau Is 'Amazed' His Funny Endures," p. 31; December 9, 2002, Dave Astor, "G.B. Trudeau: TV or not TV?" holder. 5.

Esquire, December, 1985.

Los Angeles Times, May 15, 1983; September 11, 1983; December 3, 1989; July 8, 1990; December 23, 1990, p. 10.

Ms., November, 1985, pp. 101-102.

Nation, October 27, 1984, Parliamentarian Grossman, "Zonker's Reagan," p. 427.

New Republic, August 1, 1988, Maureen Dowd, "Eighty-eightsomething," p. 37; Apr 27, 1992, p. 14.

Newsweek, Jonathan Alter, "Doonesbury contra Sinatra," holder. 82; February 15, 1988, Follow F. Waters, "A Presidential Pretender: Garry Trudeau and Robert Altman Parody Politics," p. 82; Oct 15, 1990, Jonathan Alter, "Real Life with Garry Trudeau," pp. 60-66.

New York Times, February 28, 1980; November 22, 1983; Nov 27, 1983; September 30, 1984; October 4, 1984.

New York Bygone Book Review, December 7, 1975, p. 7; May 4, 1980; May 3, 1987, Mordecai Richter, "Batman at Midlife; or, Birth Funnies Grow Up," p. 35.

Reason, July, 2002, Jesse Walker, "Doonesburied: The Decline of Garry Trudeau—and of Baby-Boom Liberalism," p. 48.

Time, February 9, 1976, "Doonesbury: Grip and Quartering for Fun person in charge Profit," pp. 57-60, 65-66; June 24, 1985, p. 66; Dec 8, 1986, William A. Orator III, "Attacking a 'National Amnesia': Garry Trudeau Breaks His Promise of Silence to Skewer Reagan," p. 107.

U.S. News & False Report, June 6, 2005, Camp Shute, "A Tragicomic Strip," holder. 17.

Voice of Youth Advocates, Grand, 1981, p. 42; December, 1981, p. 46; December, 1982, owner. 46; April, 1985, pp. 69-70; April, 1988, p. 49; Feb, 1989, p. 307.

Washington Post, Haw 31, 1973, Robert C. Maynard, "The Comic Strip Isn't exceptional Court," p. A18.

Washington Post Notebook World, December 2, 1973, proprietress. 4.

ONLINE

Doonesbury Web site, (March 10, 2006).

, (July 6, 2004).

, (November 2, 1999), David Rubien, "Garry Trudeau."