Everest Summit Figures and Notable Birthdays Feted
The article notes historical Everest milestones including Tenzing Norgay's triumph and Joe Niekro homering in 1976. It lists figures such as Arthur Eddington, Albert Einstein, Sir Arthur, Bob Hope, John F. Kennedy, Annette Bening, and Rupert Everett with ages or lifespans, alongside a May 27 to June 3 moon phase window.
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Oyo Re Grins
Arthur Eddington
Albert Comeguy Na Ey Seay
Sir Mand Weyene Thape Tenzing Norgay
Everest
Annette Bening
Rupert Everett
Houston
Joe Niekro
Phil
Atlanta
Mount
World War II Memory and Current Terrorism Contrast
The piece contrasts 1944 Allied Normandy invasion memories with modern threats from radical Islamist groups. It notes the 60th Normandy anniversary, Memorial Day weekend, and a Washington monument dedication honoring the generation that fought WWII while pointing to ongoing global conflict and terrorism.
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Bing Crosby
Nat Cole
Normandy
Beyonce
Washington
War on Terror exposes limits and echoes of past wars
Leonard Pitts argues the war on terror is more covert than battlefield, noting Ashcroft warnings and seven watch list names. He contrasts with World War II clarity, recalls how fanaticism endures, and urges steady vigilance and learning from veterans as society negotiates fear and routine.
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John Ashcroft
United States
Iraq
Afghanistan
Taliban
Osama bin Laden
Cosby remarks at Brown v Board anniversary spark debate
Theodore M. Shaw reflects on Bill Cosby’s constitution hall speech during the Brown v Board 50th anniversary. He notes Cosby’s critique of inner city behavior and calls for personal responsibility while urging focus on systemic racism and poverty. Shaw is director counsel and president of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
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Theodore M. Shaw
Bill Cosby
Constitution Hall
Brown Vs. Board of Education
Cosby
Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Supreme Court
Brown
Tulsa
Texas
Legal Defense Fund
Amadou Diallo
New York
Thurgood Marshall
The
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund Inc
Abroached gender politics in Abu Ghraib debate
The piece questions political correctness surrounding women in Abu Ghraib, arguing feminism and equality rhetoric influenced actions and perceptions. It discusses roles of Lynndie England and others, links to military policy, and critiques the culture that framed women as victims or threats. It calls for realism over PC zeal and notes broader wartime PR concerns.
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Abu Ghraib
Barbara Ehrenreich
Ray Blumhorst
MewsNewsDaily.com
Jessica Lynch
Ehrenreich
Osama bin Laden
Secretary of Defense
Lynndie England
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John F. Kennedy
U.S
Garry Trudeau
Hamoc
Jim Ford
Wichita Falls
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Fredericksburg
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Leonard Pitts Jr
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Herald Plaza
Miami
Fla
Herald
America
Kathleen Parker
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