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Professor of history pens book about homegrown Mayor Sophie Masloff

Dec 11, 2019

The first time Bill Clinton introduced himself to Sophie Masloff over the phone, she replied that was the Queen of Sheba and hung up on him. She also hung up when he called back...

Professor of history pens book about homegrown Mayor Sophie Masloff

2019 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction winner joins Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures Ten Evenings series

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