The Federal 100: Every year tells a story
Each year, cartoonist John Klossner captures the zeitgeist of the Federal 100 awards program in one cartoon. Here are some of his past snapshots.
The Federal 100 awards program, viewed in retrospect, is like a family album (to revive a term from pre-Flickr days). It offers a hundred images of the people and events that made each year memorable. In our case, cartoonist John Klossner is a de facto archivist, attempting to capture the zeitgeist of the program each year in one cartoon. Here are some of his past snapshots.
Oct. 30, 2006
The current debate about whether feds are overpaid would have baffled readers in 2006 as many federal agencies found themselves consistently outbid for IT talent.
March 23, 2009
Second Life and other virtual worlds were looming in the public imagination in 2009. Now the technology seems so…dated.
March 21, 2005
Five years before “The Social Network” brought the story of Facebook to the big screen, Klossner imagined how a major studio might capture the drama behind Army Knowledge Online.
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