Nieman’s Fertile Soil
The Nieman Foundation was 51 when Vladimir Voina, a magazine editor from Moscow, arrived as its first Soviet fellow. Voina, who said he had come to the U.S. “to study the other side of the moon,” was a gregarious figure on campus, described in a press release as “a glasnost man before glasnost became the
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