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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2001
Page
9
As President Bush makes his first official journey to Europe, anti U S street protests erupt and American publications echo anti European commentary. The clash reflects long standing mutual prejudice rather than the visit alone, signaling deep strains in transatlantic relations.
Jim Hoagland argues that postwar U S European cooperation has grown dense with trade investment and political alignment, while Europe pushes back against U S leadership on missile defense and climate policy. He notes NATO roots and warns against a rising perception of U S dominance in global affairs.
A newspaper columnist recalls a childhood robin rescue and the backlash from cat enthusiasts. Readers likened him to Hitler and Mussolini, sparking a broader reflection on cat versus dog lovers, humor, and the tension between conflicting pet loyalties. Nearby experts warn about mountain lions while a local columnist keeps writing.
A cheeky essay promotes camping as a way to connect with nature while joking about indoor life and popular culture. It riffs on outdoor myths, warns of dangers, and uses humorous asides about childhood and health, ending with a Q A style prompt about camping gear.
Dave Barry mocks camping myths and safety in a humor column, detailing tent sizes, gear, and food planning with absurd cautionary advice. He recalls raccoon battles, family camping mischief, and a closing note about his role as a Miami Herald columnist.
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