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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1992
Page
2
Mike Royko critiques the Tyson case, noting racial narratives and media reactions. He argues the verdict mirrors individual culpability rather than racial conspiracy, and compares Tyson to other public figures who faced legal trouble, urging cautious interpretation of race and merit.
The project documents experiences of minority and nonminority women in Arizona, tracing the territory nonconformity to a booming state. It notes isolation and limited education, yet persistence and satisfaction in daily toil.
The Gazette corrects dates for a Hemlock Society meeting on February 22 at 2 p.m. at Peoples Unitarian Universalist Church and a U2 concert in Chicago on March 31 at Rosemont. It notes three Cedar Rapids women were charged with massage licensing violations and corrects prior impressions. The paper will publish corrections for accuracy fairness and completeness via readers' complaints and responses.
Readers describe varied ways to mark the day. Some plan romantic meals, gifts, or outings while others focus on friends and family. Several mention self care, crafts, or volunteering as ways to celebrate without a partner.
Paul Robeson, Princeton native born 1898, excelled in academics athletics and the arts. A Rutgers and Columbia alumnus, he starred in theater and film, singing Old Man River in Show Boat and performing Othello in New York in 1943. Blacklisted in 1950, he lived in London 13 years and died in Philadelphia in 1976.
A dense schedule of performances and events across Iowa venues. Handbell Choir at William Jewell College. Brecht on Brecht at Cornell College. Youth Theatre at Iowa City recreation center. various plays at Grinnell Coe and Riverside Theatres. dances and dinners. carnivals and exhibits. science festival at Science Station. opera at Mabie Theatre. Tickets and times vary by venue.
The Marion Chamber of Commerce hosts a morning winter event with whiffle ball golf ice bowling and mitten basketball in City Square Park. Team entry is 15 dollars with activities scheduled from 9 to 11 a.m.
The 8:30 p.m. to midnight event in Volga features a big band performance by Northeast Iowa Bandmasters at the old Volga City Opera House. Proceeds or details not specified.
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