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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2000
Page
22
Jean Ann McAlear and Rich Bankhead of Cedar Rapids dance together at a Valentine event held at the Iowa Memorial Union on the University of Iowa campus. Bankhead teaches dance in Cedar Rapids. The alcohol-free gathering drew over 100 attendees.
About 100 people attended a Presidents Day dinner at the Scottish Rite Temple as part of the Masonic Friendship Program. John Wagor portrayed Abraham Lincoln, joined by William Jacobson Carl Hallberg Cedar Rapids Scottish Rite registrar and Richard Aldershot in the Cedar Rapids Valley leadership.
Venise Berry 43, associate professor at the University of Iowa School of Journalism and Mass Communication, discusses teaching joy and challenges, five historical figures she would meet, Coralville living, reading habits, bid whist, and a troubling workplace memory. She lists Chinua Achebe as a favorite author and cites goals of a safe joyful life.
The article describes a California exhibit recreating first lady outfits using various Barbie dolls sourced from garages and shops. It notes doppelganger faces, including Eleanor Roosevelt and Marie Osmond, and mentions colorized skin tones, freckles, eye shadow, and a few controversial reimaginings among the dolls.
Through Sept 4 the Richard Nixon Library hosts Barbie as First Lady featuring gowns and patriotic costumes of presidential spouses. Hours are 10am-5pm Mon-Sat and 11am-5pm Sun. call (714) 993-5075 for details.
A nationwide Ikea survey of 386 families finds parents in homes with three or more computers report the lowest incidence of morning romantic interludes. The study suggests technology load may affect intimate time.
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