Asheville / Charlotte / Washington / Durham / Raleigh / Boston / New York / Charleston / /
Company
Newsweek / NBC / Baltimore Sun / /
Country
Columbia / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Voting Result / Judicial Event / Person Travel / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
PM William A. Link University / University of Mississippi / Modern America Workshop Princeton University / Wingate College / Dickinson Hall / /
IndustryTerm
television advertising / political advertising / creative energy / /
MedicalCondition
illness / AIDS / muscular dystrophy / /
Movie
Second in command / /
Organization
Conservative Party / Pearsall Committee / Supreme Court / Jesse Helms Citizenship Center / Princeton University / College for Politics / Senate / East’s Senate / Board of Education / Helms’ Senate / Congressional Club / PM William A. Link University of Florida For / John East’s Senate / Cure AIDS Now / National Abortion Rights Action League / North Carolina Congressional Club / University of Mississippi / United States Senate / federal government / state senate / Wingate College / /
Person
Mike Easley / John East / Ayn Rand / James Meredith / Michael Dukakis / Jim Hunt / Carter Wrenn / Willis Smith / Harvey Gantt / Sue Myrick / Arthur Finkelstein / Bob Harris / James Buckley / R. Harrison Hickman / Earl Ashe / Jesse Helms / Ellis Graduating / Willie Horton / Charlie Black / Tom Ellis / Robert Morgan / Frank Graham / Ronald Reagan / Jim Cain / George H.W. Bush / /
PoliticalEvent
the second primary / congressional election / primary / Senate contest / Senate Election / Democratic primary / /
Position
mayor / political candidate / architect / chief political adviser / legal counsel / attorney / Democratic political consultant / acute commentator / Senator / Governor / chief researcher / reporter / horse trader / candidate / operative / /
ProvinceOrState
South Carolina / Mississippi / Florida / North Carolina / /
“A College for Politics”: Jesse Helms, the Congressional Club, and the North Carolina Senate Election of 1990