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Focus on the World |
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September 2004 |
| "Many of the photographs in the exhibition reflect [Michael] Hoffman's interests and his passionate convictions about photography, both as an art form and journalistic tool." |
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Business & Finance |
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September 2004 |
| "While most of these mistakes are avoidable with foresight and vigilance, no organization is immune to the temptation." |
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Entertainment |
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September 2004 |
| ". . . The musical theater pieces staged in these few blocks have mirrored nearly every social phenomenon that ever has swept the nation. . . . No matter what is happening in America, it is reflected back in the stories acted out upon those stages." |
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National Affairs |
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September 2004 |
| There is a real danger to the Republic when large segments of the population never make it to the polls while politicians "gerrymand" the boundaries for those who do vote. |
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Museums Today |
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September 2004 |
| "For all his accomplishments in other genres, [this great French painter] carried to the end of his career a desire to be recognized as a history painter in the grand academic tradition." |
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Mass Media |
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September 2004 |
| While viewers realize they are not the Next Top Model, American Idol, or All American Girl, they do enjoy the fact that, through a vicarious social comparison process, they can fall in love, win $1,000,000, or get the office snitch fired. |
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Economics |
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September 2004 |
| "How did the man who engineered the collapse of the greatest economy in history . . . Ushering in the longest market decline since the Great Depression, costing 2,500,000 people their jobs . . . Keep his position, let alone achieve such a lofty status?" |
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Literary Scene |
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September 2004 |
| "The Nazis were fantasizing--basically planning to redesign the demographic map of Eastern Europe by moving all sorts of populations from here to there and eliminating those they thought superfluous. . . ." |
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Psychology |
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September 2004 |
| ". . . While supporting and promoting rehabilitation are important, there are other classic purposes of punishment and incarceration which may supercede it. . . ." |
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Education |
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September 2004 |
| "Under a Pell grant program . . . A low-income student who might be particularly gifted in computers could take computer science courses at a local junior college--an option he or she would not enjoy in most AP programs." |
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USA Yesterday |
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September 2004 |
| Pres. Ronald Reagan brought financial greatness back to America by reducing regulation, government spending, marginal tax rates, and inflation. |
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The World Yesterday |
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September 2004 |
| "Endowed with extraordinary observational powers and heroic determination, August Sander has left us with a compelling collective portrait of the German people during one of their most turbulent periods in history." |
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Museums Today |
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September 2004 |
| This exhibit has "a remarkable ensemble of paintings by the most significant figures of the early modern period . . . [showing] art as evolving from 19th-century Realism towards an increasing 'idealism' of spirituality and inner clarity." |
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Law & Justice |
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September 2004 |
| "We must draw a line in the sand and preserve marriage once and for all between one man and one woman." |
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