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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2000
Page
8
In a humorous reminiscence a parent recalls a late night phone call where son Rob rejects the existence of the universe and introduces the Rob and Hal Theory of Everything. The piece riffs on quantum physics and time, contrasting college debates with teenage memories of simpler problems.
A humorous reminiscence on science misinterpretations from a parent about static electricity, gravity and stars told through a father’s anecdotes with his son in college. It playfully mocks common physics myths and the fragility of learned explanations before challenging the reader with a time travel writing assignment.
The author argues Bill Bradley lacks Elvis style but has Midwestern practicality, depth, and steadiness. Bradley's background in Missouri and New Jersey shapes his policy approach on Social Security Medicare and education, with emphasis on beating Bush and his own calm, serious demeanor.
The piece compares George W. Bush to a farming machine, noting how several rivals abandoned their campaigns to support him. It discusses Iowa caucus strategy, poll volatility, and the potential challenge from John McCain in New Hampshire, with Steve Forbes cited as a wildcard. Bush urged precinct captains in Iowa to keep supporters energized ahead of caucuses.
The text notes Dole’s endorsement of Bush as a potential vice presidential bid and Bush’s cautious stance on a running mate who has elective office experience. It also reports Warren Beatty denying a run for president in Vanity Fair and party activists’ relief at the news.
Edward Achorn recalls George Harrison as the troubled Beatle who faced threats, a near-fatal knife wound, and seclusion after John Lennon's 1980 murder. The piece details Harrison's isolation at Friar Park, his health battles, and the enduring pain behind the fame.
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