NEW YORK — Jules Feiffer, a Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist and writer whose prolific output ranged from a long-running comic strip to plays, screenplays and children’s books, died Friday. He was 95 ...
After the Army, he returned to drawing cartoons and found his way to a then ... who was then a New York University journalism and sociology professor, wrote in Newsday in 1997.
After the Army, he returned to drawing cartoons and found his way to a then ... who was then a New York University journalism and sociology professor, wrote in Newsday in 1997.
After the Army, he returned to drawing cartoons and found his way to a then-new alternative ... who was then a New York University journalism and sociology professor, wrote in Newsday in 1997. Gitlin ...
After the Army, he returned to drawing cartoons and found his way to a then-new alternative ... who was then a New York University journalism and sociology professor, wrote in Newsday in 1997. Gitlin ...
After the Army, he returned to drawing cartoons and found his way to a then ... who was then a New York University journalism and sociology professor, wrote in Newsday in 1997.
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