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Jack Sherman
After stints as a high school English teacher and elementary school art teacher, Jack Sherman became book review editor and illustrator at the Ithaca Journal. He also designed publications for Cornell's business school, law school, hotel school and alumni association. He moved to Long Island's Newsday in 1986 where he was in charge of illustration and designed pages primarily for the opinion and book sections. Other Muckety contributors →

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Muckety this! Salvador Dali to Walt Disney

By Jack Sherman  |  May 27, 2008

What is the connection between the Spanish surrealist and the creator of Mickey Mouse?

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Muckety this! The Dalai Lama to Kurt Cobain

By Jack Sherman  |  March 25, 2008

Cascadilla Creek cuts through one of Ithaca, New York’s famously gorgeous gorges and then moseys through residential downtown. On its northern bank, as it passes under North Aurora Street, sits a large, slate-roofed, circa-1913 house. In the 1970s it was Teen Challenge, a faith-based drug treatment center. Then, it passed into the hands of the Sherman family (including this writer), who sold it to an architect, who sold it, indirectly to the Dalai Lama.

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