Television’s rise mirrors suburban growth and mass culture
The article argues television's ascent paralleled postwar suburban expansion, becoming the dominant American entertainment and news source. It notes six hour daily use, youth viewing time, and debates over social influence, from aggression to cosmopolitanism, with TV seen as both a mirror and shaper of life.
School enrollment drives closures and expansions across Iowa districts
A task force in Cedar Rapids Community School District weighs closing Eisenhower Elementary as enrollment declines district wide. Nearby Linn-Mar Community Schools report rising enrollments prompting plans for additional space, while DPI notes only 70 of 449 districts gain students.
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Cedar Rapids
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History papacy impact across continents and time
The article surveys the papacy from origins to today focusing on social political economic and religious influence in Europe Asia Africa and the Americas. It notes shifts in power and thought shaping institutions and cultures worldwide while previewing other items in the issue.
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Cruise ships in health row over dining standards
Four months after a norovirus like outbreak on the Cunard Princess cruise from New York to Bermuda, health officials and cruise lines clash over inspection power and fairness. Data show most of 76 ships failed some tests last year, though outbreaks have diminished since 1975 standards were tightened.
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Eccentrics Aim to Erase the 20th Century Eldon League
London reports on the Eldon League a Cambridge inspired group seeking to abolish the 20th century advocating a return to feudal and 18th century ways. Leader Neil Hamilton cites opposition to modern engines and plastics while members travel by foot or horse drawn carriage citing Edwardian era values.
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Generals Reconsider Vietnam War From Vermont Campus
Retired Brig. Gen. Douglas Kinnard surveys 173 U S Army Vietnam commanders with 64 percent replying. He finds most think the war shouldn’t have involved American troops, unlike earlier endorsements, and adds insights from interviews in his book The War Managers.
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Douglas Kinnard
University of Vermont
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University Press of New England
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Inside Story highlights and future rate bets
Columnists note European economic weakness and a dollar strain. Experts expect rising interest rates, with one counterview predicting a decline. A Cedar Rapids couple builds a country themed home and barn shaped garage. Ben Vereen credits a dancing school with changing his life.
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Cedar Rapids
Ben Vereen
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