Bush takes oath as 43rd president in historic inauguration
George W. Bush will be sworn in January 20 as the 43rd U S president. He aims for a new beginning while facing partisan battles over cabinet choices and policy directions with nominees including Colin Powell and Donald Rumsfeld praised by some and criticized by others.
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Inauguration Ceremonies and Environmental Policy Lookahead
The piece discusses ceremonies marking national milestones and asks students to find newspaper examples of environmental stories under the Bush administration. It notes executive orders on forest protections and cabinet confirmations as balance of powers examples, plus public protests and opinions in the press.
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Bush prepares cabinet and bold inaugural agenda
President elect Bush, 54, moves to assemble experienced leaders and outline a new beginning in his inaugural address. He vows to end constant partisan fighting while facing planned parades and protests in the nation’s capital, reflecting a tradition of public protest.
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Washington
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Britney Spears Tops Online Searches in 2000
The article notes Britney Spears had the most searched website in Terra Lycos rankings for 2000. It mentions top online attention and compares her site to other people and places on the internet.
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Troubled Teens in News Inspire Cautionary Letter
Dear young reader, if you feel pulled toward trouble, seek trusted adults and steady routines. Focus on school, ask for help, and choose friends who support positive goals. Build a plan with small, achievable steps and remember your worth beyond mistakes.
Economic institutions and CEO deals in newspapers
Many executives say the best place to seal a deal is a restaurant outside the office. Identify CEO names and their companies from the paper, note possible deal types, and list workplace benefits such as on site child care and sabbaticals. Include plans tied to events like presidential oath celebrations.
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Hank the Cowboy Weekly Serial Preview and Dance
Next week's feature outlines Hank the Cowboy and the Case of the Dancing Cowboy with Loper and Sally May at a ranch dance. Slim resists the invite as Ms. Viola’s car raises questions while Hank warns him of a grave misstep. A 12 week arc promises answers and a prize contest.
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