Angelica Hankins
Angelica Hankins is associate editor of Humanities magazine.
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1999-01
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President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Clinton presented medals to the 1999 awardees. Medalists include Patricia M. Battin, Taylor Branch, Jacquelyn Dowd Hall, Garrison Keillor, Jim Lehrer, John Rawls, Steven Spielberg, and August Wilson.
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2004-01
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2003-01
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2005-11
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2006-11
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1998-11
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2009-01
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Theodore Sorensen receives the National Humanities Medal from President Barack Obama.
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1998-01
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2002-04
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1997-09
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President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Clinton present the inaugural 1997 National Humanities Medals. Medalists include Nina Archabal, Martin E. Marty, Luis Leal, Maxine, Hong Kingston, Don Henley, William Friday, Richard J. Frank, David A. Berry, Robert Smith, and Studs Terkel.
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