May 22 2004 history notes and moon phase
Events noted include Burr treason indictment in 1807 and Truman Doctrine signing in 1947. The text also references Bobby Cherry’s 2002 conviction, mentions Arthur Cowan and Laurence Olivier, and cites a Truman quote. Moon phase for May 22 shows between new moon and first quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Burr
Harry S. Truman
Bobby Frank Cherry
Arthur Cowan
Laurence Olivier
Morrissey
Naomi
Brown v Board and the real paths of desegregation
The piece discusses reactions to the Brown decision and its long term impact on desegregation. It notes opposition from figures like Thomas Sowell and cites Prince Edward County Virginia as a dramatic example of defiance. It reflects on progress sparked by Brown and its limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Prince Edward County
Lowell
Persevering with children a lifelong rescue mission
A parent reflects on avoiding quick fixes and embracing long term perseverance in child rearing. The author contrasts rapid tips from magazines with steady effort to guide willful and sweet children, acknowledging different paths for each child and the need for ongoing parental commitment beyond September.
Milk ads push weight loss claims amid obesity concerns
A nutrition expert critiques a dairy industry advertising blitz claiming milk aids weight loss. He notes small study samples, mixed scientific support, and the risk of misleading consumers amid rising dairy prices and obesity concerns. The piece warns against relying on high fat dairy to slim down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy
Olsen Twins
America
National Dairy Council
Michael Zemel
University of
Tennessee
Zemel
Obesity Research
National Institute of Child Health and Development
International Dairy Foods Association
Chris Evert
Mary Joe Fernandez
Mustache Mobile
South Street Seaport
New York
Mobile
Corinne McGarrity
Pam Peeke
Greenspan To Return As Fed Chief In Fifth Term
The Senate confirms Alan Greenspan for a fifth term as Federal Reserve Board chairman amid a steady hand in a election year. Bush cites a superb job while hints of possible 2006 retirement echo the aim to avoid market disruption. Greenspan, a Republican veteran, supports tax cuts but opposes deficits as inflation remains a hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Federal Reserve Board
Alan Greenspan
Senate
Greenspan
White House
Fed
Ronald Reagan
Bill Clinton
William McChesney Martin
Martin
Republican Congress
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S. Truman
Richard Wagner
Garry Trudeau
Clarence Page
Thomas Sowell
Wall Street
Cpage
Tribune.com
Retssy Hart
Little Ones
Fox News Channel
Mailtohart
Aol
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