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| ARTICLES RELATED TO W. Mark Felt | | | |  W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - University of Idaho - AthleticsThe school's official colors are silver & gold (although black & gold are the prevalent colors for the athletic teams). Its teams, the Vandals, participate in the NCAA's Division 1-A in the Western Athletic Conference (WAC). The intercollegiate athletic program offers Football, Basketball (men's & women's), Cross-Country (men's & women's), Golf (men's & women's), Indoor and Outdoor Track (men's & women's), Tennis (men's & women's), Volleyball (wo ...
See also:University of Idaho, University of Idaho - History, University of Idaho - Campus, University of Idaho - Student life, University of Idaho - Colleges, University of Idaho - Degrees, University of Idaho - Demographics, University of Idaho - Athletics, University of Idaho - Activities, University of Idaho - Recognition, University of Idaho - Presidents, University of Idaho - Famous alumni Read more here: » University of Idaho: Encyclopedia II - University of Idaho - Athletics |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - William Rehnquist - Chief Justice When Chief Justice Warren Burger retired in 1986, then-President Ronald Reagan nominated Rehnquist to fill the position. During confirmation hearings, Senator Edward Kennedy challenged Rehnquist on his ownership of property that had a restrictive covenant against sale to Jews; such covenants are unenforceable under Shelley v. Kraemer. Despite this and other controversies, the Senate confirmed his appointment by a 65–33 vote, and he assumed the office on September 26. Rehnquist's a ...
See also:William Rehnquist, William Rehnquist - Early life, William Rehnquist - Justice Department, William Rehnquist - Associate Justice, William Rehnquist - Chief Justice, William Rehnquist - Poor health on the Supreme Court, William Rehnquist - Death, William Rehnquist - Succession as Chief Justice, William Rehnquist - Family life, William Rehnquist - Trivia, William Rehnquist - Books written by Rehnquist Read more here: » William Rehnquist: Encyclopedia II - William Rehnquist - Chief Justice |
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| | | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - Watergate scandal - The tapes The hearings held by the Senate Watergate Committee, in which White House Counsel John Dean was the star witness and in which many other former key administration officials gave dramatic testimony, were broadcast from May 17 to August 7, causing devastating political damage to Nixon. Each network carried coverage of the hearings every third day, starting with ABC on May 17 and ending with NBC on August 7. It was estimated that 85% of Americans with television sets tuned ...
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| | | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - William Rehnquist - Associate Justice Nixon nominated Rehnquist to replace John Marshall Harlan II on the Supreme Court upon Harlan's retirement, and after being confirmed by the Senate by a 68–26 vote on December 10, 1971, Rehnquist took his seat as an Associate Justice on January 7, 1972. There were two vacancies on the court at the time; Nixon nominated Lewis Franklin Powell, Jr. to fill the other.
On the Burger Court, Rehnquist promptly established himself as the most conservative of Nixon's appointees, taking a narrow view of the Fourteenth Amendment and a broad vi ...
See also:William Rehnquist, William Rehnquist - Early life, William Rehnquist - Justice Department, William Rehnquist - Associate Justice, William Rehnquist - Chief Justice, William Rehnquist - Poor health on the Supreme Court, William Rehnquist - Death, William Rehnquist - Succession as Chief Justice, William Rehnquist - Family life, William Rehnquist - Trivia, William Rehnquist - Books written by Rehnquist Read more here: » William Rehnquist: Encyclopedia II - William Rehnquist - Associate Justice |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - William Rehnquist - Death Rehnquist died at his Arlington, Virginia, home on September 3, 2005, exactly four weeks short of his 81st birthday, after a long battle with thyroid cancer. Rehnquist was the first member of the Supreme Court to die in office since Justice Robert H. Jackson in 1954, and the first Chief Justice to die in office since Fred M. Vinson, in 1953.
On September 6, 2005, eight of Rehnquist's former law clerks served as his pallbearers as his casket was placed on the same catafalque that bore Abraham Linco ...
See also:William Rehnquist, William Rehnquist - Early life, William Rehnquist - Justice Department and Supreme Court service, William Rehnquist - Poor health on the Supreme Court, William Rehnquist - Death, William Rehnquist - Succession as Chief Justice, William Rehnquist - Family life, William Rehnquist - Trivia, William Rehnquist - Books written by Rehnquist Read more here: » William Rehnquist: Encyclopedia II - William Rehnquist - Death |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - University of Idaho - Colleges Since 1894, the University of Idaho has granted 66,348 Bachelor's Degrees, 17,120 Master's Degrees, 224 Honorary Degrees, 774 Specialist Degrees, 2,865 Law Degrees, and 1983 Doctorate Degrees. The University is organized into nine colleges.
College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
College of Business and Economics
College of Education
College of Engineering
College of Graduate Studies
College of Law
College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences
College of Natu ...
See also:University of Idaho, University of Idaho - History, University of Idaho - Campus, University of Idaho - Student life, University of Idaho - Colleges, University of Idaho - Degrees, University of Idaho - Demographics, University of Idaho - Athletics, University of Idaho - Activities, University of Idaho - Recognition, University of Idaho - Presidents, University of Idaho - Famous alumni Read more here: » University of Idaho: Encyclopedia II - University of Idaho - Colleges |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - Deep Throat Watergate - Other suspected candidates
Deep Throat Watergate - Fred Fielding.
Another leading candidate was generally considered to be Fred F. Fielding. In April 2003 Fielding was presented as a potential candidate as a result of a detailed review of source material by William Gaines and his journalism students, as part of a class at the University of Illinois journalism school. [3] [4] Fielding was the assistant to John Dean and as such had access to the files relating to the affair. Gaines felt that statements by Woodward ruled out "Deep Throat"'s b ...
See also:Deep Throat Watergate, Deep Throat Watergate - Role in Watergate, Deep Throat Watergate - Secrecy was key, Deep Throat Watergate - Motives, Deep Throat Watergate - Hints to his identity, Deep Throat Watergate - Deep Throat revealed, Deep Throat Watergate - Composite character theory, Deep Throat Watergate - Other suspected candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Fred Fielding, Deep Throat Watergate - Other credible candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Famous but less credible candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Popular culture references, Deep Throat Watergate - Literature Read more here: » Deep Throat Watergate: Encyclopedia II - Deep Throat Watergate - Other suspected candidates |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - William Rehnquist - Poor health on the Supreme Court On October 26, 2004, the Supreme Court announced that Rehnquist had recently been diagnosed with thyroid cancer. Because of his health problems, there were doubts as to whether he would be able to administer the oath of office to President George W. Bush at his second inauguration on January 20, 2005. However, Rehnquist did swear in Bush at the inaugural; he arrived using a cane, walked very slowly, and left immediately after the oath itself was administered.
After missing 44 oral arguments before the Court in late 2004 and early 2005 ...
See also:William Rehnquist, William Rehnquist - Early life, William Rehnquist - Justice Department, William Rehnquist - Associate Justice, William Rehnquist - Chief Justice, William Rehnquist - Poor health on the Supreme Court, William Rehnquist - Death, William Rehnquist - Succession as Chief Justice, William Rehnquist - Family life, William Rehnquist - Trivia, William Rehnquist - Books written by Rehnquist Read more here: » William Rehnquist: Encyclopedia II - William Rehnquist - Poor health on the Supreme Court |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - Deep Throat Watergate - Popular culture references Television:
In an episode of War of the Worlds television series, the rogue Quinn refers to himself as being "Deep Throat" when he meets secretly with reporter Cash McCullough to uncover the Blackwood Project. When Cash asks for his name, Quinn replies "Woodward and Bernstein didn't need a name." He later calls the two "ungrateful bastards."
On NewsRadio, the character Jimmy James (Stephen Root) claims to have been "Deep Throat".
On Will & Grace, the charact ...
See also:Deep Throat Watergate, Deep Throat Watergate - Role in Watergate, Deep Throat Watergate - Secrecy was key, Deep Throat Watergate - Motives, Deep Throat Watergate - Hints to his identity, Deep Throat Watergate - Deep Throat revealed, Deep Throat Watergate - Composite character theory, Deep Throat Watergate - Other suspected candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Fred Fielding, Deep Throat Watergate - Other credible candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Famous but less credible candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Popular culture references, Deep Throat Watergate - Literature Read more here: » Deep Throat Watergate: Encyclopedia II - Deep Throat Watergate - Popular culture references |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - University of Idaho - History For a more complete timeline, visit Historical Timeline of the University of Idaho
January 30, 1889 - Governor Stevenson signs Territorial Legislature's Council Bill No. 20 establishing the University of Idaho
October 3, 1892 - University opens for classes
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1895 - Idaho legislature makes first appropriation of operating funds ($15,000) to the University
1898 First graduate degree awarded
June 21, 1899 - UI opens first summer school in Pacific Northwest
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See also:University of Idaho, University of Idaho - History, University of Idaho - Campus, University of Idaho - Student life, University of Idaho - Colleges, University of Idaho - Degrees, University of Idaho - Demographics, University of Idaho - Athletics, University of Idaho - Activities, University of Idaho - Recognition, University of Idaho - Presidents, University of Idaho - Famous alumni Read more here: » University of Idaho: Encyclopedia II - University of Idaho - History |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - The George Washington University - School Songs The school fight song, simply titled "The GW Fight Song" is as follows:
Hail to the buff! (buff!)
Hail to the blue! (blue!)
Hail to the buff and blue!
All our lives we'll be proud to say,
We hail from GW! (go big blue!)
Oh by George we're happy we can say,
We're GW here to show the way!
So raise high the buff! (buff!)
Raise high the blue! (blue!)
Loyal to GW!
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See also:The George Washington University, The George Washington University - History, The George Washington University - Academics & Research, The George Washington University - Organization, The George Washington University - Campus, The George Washington University - Foggy Bottom Campus, The George Washington University - Mount Vernon Campus, The George Washington University - Virginia Campuses, The George Washington University - Students and Faculty, The George Washington University - Student Government, The George Washington University - Clubs and Traditions, The George Washington University - School Songs, The George Washington University - Athletics, The George Washington University - Presidents, The George Washington University - Noted Alumni, The George Washington University - Noted Faculty Read more here: » The George Washington University: Encyclopedia II - The George Washington University - School Songs |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - Deep Throat Watergate - Composite character theory Although speculation always tended to focus on identifying "Deep Throat" as an individual, it was periodically suggested that the famous source was actually a composite character combining information the reporters obtained from several sources. When various accounts tried to identify the source based on the information provided by Woodward and Bernstein, they generally also sought to rebut alternative theories. The resulting evidence against each candidate suggested that either the reporters' tale was inconsistent, or that no single person ...
See also:Deep Throat Watergate, Deep Throat Watergate - Role in Watergate, Deep Throat Watergate - Secrecy was key, Deep Throat Watergate - Motives, Deep Throat Watergate - Hints to his identity, Deep Throat Watergate - Deep Throat revealed, Deep Throat Watergate - Composite character theory, Deep Throat Watergate - Other suspected candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Fred Fielding, Deep Throat Watergate - Other credible candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Famous but less credible candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Popular culture references, Deep Throat Watergate - Literature Read more here: » Deep Throat Watergate: Encyclopedia II - Deep Throat Watergate - Composite character theory |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - William Rehnquist - Succession as Chief Justice The vacancy left by Rehnquist's death came just over two months after Associate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's July 1, 2005, announcement that she would retire from the Court, leaving two vacancies to be filled by President George W. Bush.
On September 5, 2005, President Bush withdrew the Associate Justice nomination of Judge John Roberts of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, and instead nominated him to replace Rehnquist as Chief Justice. Roberts was confirmed by the U.S. Senate and sworn in as the new Chief Justice on September 29, 2005. Roberts had clerked for Reh ...
See also:William Rehnquist, William Rehnquist - Early life, William Rehnquist - Justice Department, William Rehnquist - Associate Justice, William Rehnquist - Chief Justice, William Rehnquist - Poor health on the Supreme Court, William Rehnquist - Death, William Rehnquist - Succession as Chief Justice, William Rehnquist - Family life, William Rehnquist - Trivia, William Rehnquist - Books written by Rehnquist Read more here: » William Rehnquist: Encyclopedia II - William Rehnquist - Succession as Chief Justice |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - University of Idaho - Student life Campus housing
Coed housing
Men's housing
Women's housing
Apartments for married students
Apartments for single students
Cooperative housing
Fraternity/sorority housing
Special housing for disabled students
Special housing for international students
Transportation
All students are permitted to have cars on campus. Public transportation also serves the campus. The nearest airports are in Pullman (5 miles, 8 km), Lewisto ...
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - Nicholas Katzenbach - Later years Katzenbach left government service to work for IBM in 1969, where he stayed until 1986. He returned to private practice and was named chairman of the failing Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) in 1991. See Katzenbach, Nicholas (de Belleville) in John S. Bowman, ed., The Cambridge Dictionary of American Biography (Cambridge, England: The Cambridge University Press, 1995).
In 1980 Nicholas Katzenbach testified in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia for the defense of W. Mark Felt, later revealed t ...
See also:Nicholas Katzenbach, Nicholas Katzenbach - Early life, Nicholas Katzenbach - Government service, Nicholas Katzenbach - Role in JFK assassination investigation, Nicholas Katzenbach - Later years Read more here: » Nicholas Katzenbach: Encyclopedia II - Nicholas Katzenbach - Later years |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - Deep Throat Watergate - Hints to his identity According to Woodward in his book, The Secret Man, released in July 2005, "Deep Throat"'s identity was known only to seven people: Woodward, "Deep Throat" himself, his wife Kathleen Woodward, Bernstein, their editor Benjamin C. Bradlee, his successor Leonard Downie Jr., and by a perspicacious Assistant US Attorney General named Stanley Pottinger. Woodward said in repeated interviews that the identity of "Deep Throat" would be kept confidential until "Deep Throat" died or agreed to let his real name be made public. Plans, however, fell ...
See also:Deep Throat Watergate, Deep Throat Watergate - Role in Watergate, Deep Throat Watergate - Secrecy was key, Deep Throat Watergate - Motives, Deep Throat Watergate - Hints to his identity, Deep Throat Watergate - Deep Throat revealed, Deep Throat Watergate - Composite character theory, Deep Throat Watergate - Other suspected candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Fred Fielding, Deep Throat Watergate - Other credible candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Famous but less credible candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Popular culture references, Deep Throat Watergate - Literature Read more here: » Deep Throat Watergate: Encyclopedia II - Deep Throat Watergate - Hints to his identity |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - Deep Throat Watergate - Deep Throat revealed Although confirmation of "Deep Throat"'s identity remained elusive for over 30 years, there were a few suspicions that Felt was indeed the reporters' elusive source long before the public acknowledgment in 2005.
Richard Nixon himself believed that Felt might be "Deep Throat", but did not try to oust him. His stated rationale for this was that if he had done so, Felt would have publicly revealed information damaging to the FBI, and to other powerful people and institutions. Nixon at the time stated Felt "knows everything there is ...
See also:Deep Throat Watergate, Deep Throat Watergate - Role in Watergate, Deep Throat Watergate - Secrecy was key, Deep Throat Watergate - Motives, Deep Throat Watergate - Hints to his identity, Deep Throat Watergate - Deep Throat revealed, Deep Throat Watergate - Composite character theory, Deep Throat Watergate - Other suspected candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Fred Fielding, Deep Throat Watergate - Other credible candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Famous but less credible candidates, Deep Throat Watergate - Popular culture references, Deep Throat Watergate - Literature Read more here: » Deep Throat Watergate: Encyclopedia II - Deep Throat Watergate - Deep Throat revealed |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - William Rehnquist - Death Rehnquist died at his Arlington, Virginia, home on September 3, 2005, exactly four weeks short of his 81st birthday, after a long battle with thyroid cancer. Rehnquist was the first member of the Supreme Court to die in office since Justice Robert H. Jackson in 1954, and the first Chief Justice to die in office since Fred M. Vinson, in 1953.
On September 6, 2005, eight of Rehnquist's former law clerks served as his pallbearers as his casket was placed on the same catafalque that bore Abraham Linco ...
See also:William Rehnquist, William Rehnquist - Early life, William Rehnquist - Justice Department, William Rehnquist - Associate Justice, William Rehnquist - Chief Justice, William Rehnquist - Poor health on the Supreme Court, William Rehnquist - Death, William Rehnquist - Succession as Chief Justice, William Rehnquist - Family life, William Rehnquist - Trivia, William Rehnquist - Books written by Rehnquist Read more here: » William Rehnquist: Encyclopedia II - William Rehnquist - Death |
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| | | | | W. Mark Felt: Encyclopedia II - University of Idaho - Demographics Moscow enrollment
Undergraduate - 8,723
Graduate - 1,836
Law - 302
Resident - 8,040
Non-resident - 3,401
Enrollment by college
Agricultural and Life Sciences - 1,011
Business and Economics - 1,205
Education - 2,096
Engineering - 1,789
Law - 302
Letters, Arts and Social Sciences - 3,862
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