Hoop Dreams joins National Film Registry 25 films named
The Library of Congress selects 25 preserved films including Hoop Dreams from 1994 and an early 1906 San Francisco earthquake footage. Also chosen are The Cameraman, Miracle on 34th Street, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Toy Story, and other notable titles. The registry aims to curb losses from vinegar syndrome and aging film stock, with 425 total titles maintained.
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Washington
San Francisco
National Film Registry
Library of Congress
Librarian of Congress
James H. Billington
Buster Keaton
Notable Films Listed Amid Classical Cinema Classics
A catalog of films including Baby Face The Cameraman The French Connection The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Giant highlights star power and enduring impact. Also noted is the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire event and the 1975 Buffalo Creek Flood act of man era.
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Buffalo Creek
Beaufort
S.C
Ridgemont High
San Francisco
Clinton Impeachment Moves Into History Textbooks
Seven years after the Clinton impeachment, high school texts address the episode as a milestone in late 1990s history. They summarize the charges and Senate acquittal while noting its impact on economy crime and health care policy, avoiding lurid details of Lewinsky.
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Clinton
Monica Lewinksy
Alan Brinkley
Columbia University
Gilbert Sewall
American Textbook Council
Tal Railroad
House
Lewinsky
White House
Senate
McGraw Hill
Painkiller overuse risks serious liver damage
Washington AP reports accidental acetaminophen poisonings are rising making the drug a leading cause of acute liver failure. About 100 million use it yearly yet liver damage remains rare but deadly, often from dosing errors or unaware use in many products including Theraflu Excedrin Vicodin and Percocet. Dr William Lee urges safer use and awareness of total acetaminophen intake.
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Washington
William Lee
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
M&ms
Suit-Preference Signal Turns Slam Try Into Defeat
A bridge bidding and play illustrated by North South vulnerable hands. West uses a suit preference signal with a high spade to force East to lead a diamond, derailing South’s four heart contract and producing a three trick defeat. Tomorrow: Sylvia strikes again.
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South
East
Declarer
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