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SALISBURY, MD---The book Hollywood's White House: The American Presidency in Film and History (University Press of Kentucky, 2003), for which ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ professors Jim Welsh of the English Department and Donald Whaley of the History Department both wrote essays, won the Popular Culture Association's 2004 Pat and Ray Browne Award given to a book with multiple authors.  The book has been featured on C-SPAN’s Book TV and was reviewed favorably in USA Today’s Weekend magazine. The title of Welsh’s article was “Jefferson in Love: The Framer Framed,” on the film, Jefferson in Paris, and Whaley’s article was “’Biological-Business-As-Usual’:  The Beast in Oliver Stone’s Nixon.”