Novak needs lesson in good manners
The column ridicules Bob Novak for attacking Jimmy Carter after Carter won the Nobel Peace Prize. It defends Carter’s character and work, noting Clinton’s praise and criticizing Novak’s remarks as unworthy. The piece calls for focusing on peace efforts and warns against pre emptive war and misinformation.
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Wilson County
Novak
Bob Novak
Jimmy Carter
Peanut
Georgia
Carter
Norway
James
Nobel Peace Committee
Yasser Arafat
le Duc Tho
Nicaragua
Fidel Castro
Cuba
James Carville
Bill Clinton
Carville
Wall Street Journal
Bush
Nobel Committee
Nelson Mandela
Nobel winners and lab experiments shape economic thought
George Mason University figures like Nobel laureate James Buchanan and Vernon Smith are highlighted for public choice theory and experimental economics. The piece notes Smith’s award in 2002 with Kahneman, and praises GMU Law and economics faculty, emphasizing the school’s output and constitutional respect.
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George Mason University
James Buchanan
Gordon Tullock
University of Arizona
Distinguished
Economic Science Laboratory
Vernon Smith
Economics
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Princeton
Daniel Kahneman
Smith
Paul Samuelson
Law School
George Mason University School of Law
Mark Grady
America
George Mason University Law School
Kudos
U.S. News & World Report
United States
Grady
Williams
U.S
Miss America Erika Harold and abstinence debate
Erika Harold, Miss America 2003, promotes premarital abstinence policy linked to teen violence prevention. Pageant officials dispute her rhetoric while media debate the limits of advocacy, and observers question the role model message amid coverage by multiple outlets.
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Erika Harold
Miss Harold
Project Reality
Illinois
Cluh
Bill O’reilly
Fox News
O’reilly
Bain
Stockdale
Wilson County News
P.O. Box
Floresville
Wew-Online
What are we teaching our kids today
The piece questions current school lessons and debates over public schooling versus private schooling and homeschooling. It notes that schools pressure students as part of fundraising efforts, moving beyond simple bake sales to more serious campaigns for funding.
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Bali
al Qaida
Bush
Congress
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One Opinion on School Fundraising Spinning Toward Excess
Elaine Kolodziej argues against widespread school fundraising, noting private and public schools rely on taxes yet still push numerous drives. She questions money flow, environmental claims, and the value of teaching kids to say no while proposing donation alternatives and frugal, creative teaching.
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