What's In a Name? (Parole, if you're good.).
The article presents a humorous commentary on high profile government individuals and corruption charges, and their connection to nicknames. The author asserts that a common trait among most allegedly corrupt officials and celebrities is in the existence and use of a nickname. Several United States...
| Publicado en: | Sojourners Magazine Vol. 36; no. 5; pp. 50 - 51 |
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Sojourners
May2007
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