Question

Theodore Dreiser slapped Sinclair Lewis over accusations that Dreiser Looks at Russia plagiarized this journalist’s writings. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this journalist who was unceremoniously expelled from Germany in 1934 before later publishing the essay “Who Goes Nazi?” in the style of an amusing party game.
ANSWER: Dorothy Thompson [or Dorothy Celene Thompson]
[10e] In the essay, Thompson designates the “strongest natural-born Nazi in the room” as Mr. L, who allegorizes a leader of one of these entities. The Taft–Hartley Act made leaders of these entities, like Walter Reuther, denounce communism.
ANSWER: labor unions [or trade unions; prompt on United Auto Workers or UAW]
[10m] Thompson rose to prominence while reporting for the New York Herald Tribune, the same newspaper that hosted the “Today and Tomorrow” column by this person who names a “consensus” on public opinion with Gabriel Almond.
ANSWER: Walter Lippmann [accept Almond–Lippmann Consensus]

Back to bonuses

Data

TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3Total
Chicago ABrown A1010020
Chicago BStanford A010010
Columbia AChicago C010010
Columbia BImperial A010010
Cornell AFlorida A0101020
Cornell BHarvard A0000
Duke AOhio State A010010
Georgia Tech BRutgers A010010
Houston ARutgers B010010
Illinois AYale B010010
Indiana AUC Berkeley A010010
Iowa State ASouth Carolina A010010
Johns Hopkins ANYU A010010
Maryland AYale A0101020
McGill APenn A010010
North Carolina ANorthwestern A010010
Penn State AWUSTL B010010
Purdue AMichigan A0101020
Texas AMinnesota A010010
Toronto AMIT A010010
UC Berkeley BFlorida B100010
Vanderbilt AMinnesota B010010
Virginia AClaremont A010010
WUSTL AGeorgia Tech A10101030