Looking Back At The Good Old Days And The 1977 Dawn
The piece contrasts past eras with today, noting Washington’s era, plagues, wars, and revolts, then shifts to modern shocks. It laments slow news, screens fear, and the nuclear threat, concluding with a hopeful line from Sandburg that strong men keep coming.
Jeffersonian View Of Modern Cities And Corruption
The article ponders how Thomas Jefferson would view today’s American metropolises noting his urban planning interests, disdain for blight, and calls for light airy streets. It contrasts Jefferson’s ideas on debt with today’s fiscal realities and ends with his warning about urban corruption.
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Objective Case Guidance From Verse On Pronouns
The text discusses common errors in pronoun case, noting that the object of a preposition is in the objective case. It cites a verse by Willard R. Espy inspired by a Pittsburgh Press poem, correcting phrases like she and I to her, us, and me. It highlights frequent mistakes such as between you and I.
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