Angelica Hankins
Angelica Hankins is associate editor of Humanities magazine.
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1999-01
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Chairman Bill Ferris hosted legendary recording artist and blues musician, B.B. King, for the Chairman's Forum.
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2006-01
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Medalists include Walter Berns, Matthew Bogdanos, Eva Brann, John Lewis Gaddis, Richard Gilder, Mary Ann Glendon,, Leigh Keno, Leslie Keno, Alan Charles Kors, Lewis E. Lehrman, Judith Sylvia Martin, and the Papers of George Washington. Also features President George W. Bush.
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2003-01
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2003 National Humanities medalist Elizabeth Fox-Genovese with President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush. Photograph is signed by the Bushes.
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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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2004-11
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First Lady Laura Bush presents the 2004 National Humanities Medals. Medalists include Marva Collins, Gertrude Himmelfarb, Hilton Kramer, Madeline L'Engle, Harvey C. Mansfield, John Searle, Shelby Steele, and the United States Capitol Historical Society.
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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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2004-11
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