Julia season 2 review: A tasty, overloaded second helping
The Max series is still a warm, delectable dish—we just wish it saved more room for Julia Child herself
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The Max series is still a warm, delectable dish—we just wish it saved more room for Julia Child herself
Marion and Effi Barry on January 2, 1979, after Mr. Barry was sworn in as mayor. (Photo credit: Star Collection, DC Public Library; © Washington Post) Nowadays they call him the "Mayor for Life," but 35 years ago Marion Barry was just getting started. In 1978, he narrowly defeated incumbent mayor Walter E. Washington and D.C. Council Chairman Stanley Tucker in the Democratic primary, and then coasted to victory over Republican Arthur Fletcher in the general election. January 2, 1979 was the big day. Following an inaugural breakfast, which included remarks by Rev. Jesse Jackson, Barry partici...