Ben Berger

Ben Berger speaking at the National Jewish Fund Dinner in 1967 Benjamin N. Berger (1897 – February 9, 1988) was a Minneapolis businessman, perhaps best known for being one of the original owners of the Minneapolis Lakers which he bought from Detroit helped move to Minneapolis. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Attention deficit democracy : the paradox of civic engagement /

    Attention deficit democracy : the paradox of civic engagement / by Berger, Ben, 1968-

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    Attention deficit democracy the paradox of civic engagement

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    Attention deficit democracy the paradox of civic engagement

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