Clinton carries message for Africa
Washington Post columnist examines President Clinton's multi nation Africa tour. The piece notes aims to influence American views of Africa and vice versa, praising host nations Ghana and Uganda while stressing tough talks with Congo's Laurent Kabila and Rwanda. Time constraints shape the trip's impact.
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Im Hoagland
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Primary Colors and the Post-Ironic Presidency
Leonard Pitts analyzes the film Primary Colors as a satire of Clintons era politics. He argues the movie's heart lies in Jack Stanton’s compassion while noting the era’s overshadowing scandal and public desire for a president who restores faith in leadership.
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How To Do A School Science Fair Project
School science fair guidance urges practical projects done late at night with household materials. It pokes fun at parents, stresses three-part structure: hypothesis, procedure, and conclusion, and mocks risky topics while recommending safe, demonstrable ideas.
Waves and Moon Phases Projects Spark Laughter
Humor columnist Dave Barry reminisces about early science fair projects. He recalls a water wave demo using a pencil and a Moon phase exhibit with a rubber ball. He jokes about flawed methods, failed grades, and teachers’ reactions, then urges starting science exploration now.
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