Raymond Moley - Revision history

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Pacman: New page: {{wp-also}} '''Raymond Moley''' PhD '18 was a professor of political science at Barnard, joining the faculty there in 1923. He assisted [[Franklin Delano Roosevel...

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New page: {{wp-also}} '''Raymond Moley''' PhD '18 was a professor of political science at Barnard, joining the faculty there in 1923. He assisted [[Franklin Delano Roosevel...

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'''Raymond Moley''' [[PhD]] '[[1918|18]] was a professor of [[political science]] at [[Barnard]], joining the faculty there in [[1923]]. He assisted [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]] with his presidential election campaign and later became part of that president's influential [[Brain Trust]], helping to recruit other Columbia-affiliated professors to the cause. He took credit for naming the "New Deal" and for "saving capitalism," but later broke with FDR, became a rabid conservative, and criticized the president's policies.

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-'''Raymond Moley''' [[PhD]] '[[1918|18]] was a professor of [[PoliSci|political science]] at [[Barnard]], joining the faculty there in [[1923]]. He assisted [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]] with his presidential election campaign and later became part of that president's influential [[Brain Trust]], helping to recruit other Columbia-affiliated professors to the cause. He took credit for naming the "New Deal" and for "saving capitalism," but later broke with FDR, became a rabid conservative, and criticized the president's policies.
+'''Raymond Moley''' [[PhD]] '[[1918|18]] was a professor of [[PoliSci|political science]] at [[Barnard College|Barnard]], joining the faculty there in [[1923]]. He assisted [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]] with his presidential election campaign and later became part of that president's influential [[Brain Trust]], helping to recruit other Columbia-affiliated professors to the cause. He took credit for naming the "New Deal" and for "saving capitalism," but later broke with FDR, became a rabid conservative, and criticized the president's policies.
 [[Category:Former professors|Moley, Raymond]]
 [[Category:GSAS alumni|Moley, Raymond]]
 [[Category:Political science professors|Moley, Raymond]]

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