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Newspaper Article
Bob's back at UF
2008
Overview
\"He handed out cards,\" Burt recalled. \"On one side he listed his name and candidacy. On the other he declared, 'I hate politics.' \" Later, when the young man ran for chancellor of the Honor Court, Burt said, he put up campaign posters depicting, not his own \"fresh-faced\" image, but rather that of \"a bearded old man: Abraham Lincoln.\" It is entirely appropriate that [Bob Graham] would return to UF in an educator's role. I don't recall ever hearing Graham referred to as \"the people's governor,\" although he has registered Cristlike popularity ratings in his career. But Al Burt once dubbed him \"the teacher-politician.\" He's been tagged \"pedantic,\" \"professorial,\" \"eggheadish,\" \"dweebish\" and that most feared of all (for politicians at least) superlative, \"intellectual.\"
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Halifax Media Group
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