dr. seuss won the pulitzer prize in 1984.
dr. seuss won the pulitzer prize in 1984.
when did dr. seuss win the pulitzer prize?
1984
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the pulitzer prize for breaking news reporting is a pulitzer prize awarded for a distinguished example of breaking news, local reporting on news of the moment. it has been awarded since 1953 under several names:









































bullet::::- from 1953 to 1963: pulitzer prize for local reporting, edition time









































bullet::::- from 1964 to 1984: pulitzer prize for local general or spot news reporting









































bullet::::- from 1985 to 1990: pulitzer prize for general news reporting









































bullet::::- from 1991 to 1997: pulitzer prize for spot news reporting









































bullet::::- from 1998 to present: pulitzer prize for breaking news reporting
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among the most respected of the postwar american poets are john ashbery, the key figure of the surrealistic new york school of poetry, and his celebrated "self-portrait in a convex mirror" (pulitzer prize for poetry, 1976); elizabeth bishop and her "north & south" (pulitzer prize for poetry, 1956) and "geography iii" (national book award, 1970); richard wilbur and his "things of this world," winner of both the pulitzer prize and the national book award for poetry in 1957; john berryman and his "the dream songs", (pulitzer prize for poetry, 1964, national book award, 1968); a.r. ammons, whose "collected poems 1951-1971" won a national book award in 1973 and whose long poem "garbage" earned him another in 1993; theodore roethke and his "the waking" (pulitzer prize for poetry, 1954); james merrill and his epic poem of communication with the dead, "the changing light at sandover" (pulitzer prize for poetry, 1977); louise glück for her "the wild iris" (pulitzer prize for poetry, 1993); w.s. merwin for his "the carrier of ladders" (pulitzer prize for poetry, 1971) and "the shadow of sirius" (pulitzer prize for poetry, 2009); mark strand for "blizzard of one" (pulitzer prize for poetry, 1999); robert hass for his "time and materials," which won both the pulitzer prize and national book award for poetry in 2008 and 2007 respectively; and rita dove for her "thomas and beulah" (pulitzer prize for poetry, 1987).
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