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New Face On Mount Rushmore
Hal Boyle riffs on ambitions not easily reached from a New York AP column. He lists far fetched daydream goals from carving a new face on Mount Rushmore with a screwdriver to conversing with Socrates and Emily Dickinson, noting the folly and humor of unfulfilled aims.
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Mount Rushmore
Hal Boyle
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Mt. Rushmore
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Emily Dickinson
Cleopatra