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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2002
Page
13
A satirical column targets swimsuit season with harsh humor about dieting, body image, and fashion industry standards. It mocks celebrity thinness, urges accepting self-view, and offers absurd tricks to appear front facing at the beach while critiquing society’s fixation on size.
A satirical graduation address blends Seneca Aesop and Greenspan with mock economics terms. It spouts jokes about money bonds stocks commodities and credit while urging graduates to prepare for financial literacy and real life.
A columnist argues against unilateral U S action on Iraq, warning allies must be considered. He cites journalism critique of American arrogance and urges prudent multilateral diplomacy with Europe and Arab states, noting Saddam Hussein’s tyranny but stressing cooperation over isolation.
The speaker recalls how President Bush as governor pledged humility in foreign policy. Terrorist attacks prompted a sterner stance, yet the author argues for patience and compromise to preserve alliances. The tone rejects isolationism while urging wiser, sober action to protect America’s reputation.
Editorials attack Ashcroft for disputing history. the article argues the Second Amendment protects an individual right irrespective of state militia ties. It cites Federalist essays, founding figures, and a 1982 Senate subcommittee report to support the view that an armed citizenry is essential to liberty and self defense.
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