Sixth grader writes outcry on drugs in hometown opinions
Monica Clark, a Conelway School sixth grader, presents a youth perspective on drug dangers after health class research. The piece links family dialogue, peer pressure, and teen drug use to wider social concerns and news about Nixon’s evolving image in 1972.
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Monica Clark
Conelway School
Monica
Lynn Sill
R. Timothy Marks
Prior to 30 By Tim Pryor
A vivid, single speaker tale contrasts a youthful racer with a 350 XKL Shazam nine speed bike to a slower machine. The narrator recalls a street light challenge, sandals and shorts, a white license plate, peace sign, and a false bravado before a quick ignition and a wary reflection on engine troubles and pride.
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Nixon image making and economic bet ahead of 1972
The article argues White House image experts shape President Nixon as a warm leader, manage media access, and push campaigns. It notes allies like John Connally, heavy use of prime time TV, and a focus on presenting a positive image while pursuing tax cuts and cautious economic stimulus before the 1972 election.
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Nixon
Moni
Billy Graham’s Integrity Amid Public Hypocrisy Debate
The passage argues Billy Graham stands untainted amid calls of hypocrisy in politics and religion. It cites his modest private life, inherited farmland, and generosity toward his evangelistic work, contrasting early critics with praise from Ruth and Billy Graham’s circle.
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Ruth
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Five stages of junk economy reveal a nation’s wealth
Economist Farmer outlines five junk cycles from primitive reuse to total affluence, where per capita income and skill drive waste. He argues nations progress from nothing gets used to total affluence, with ecology and public policy shaping wealth, morality, and future prospects.
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Graduate School of Business
Indiana University
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