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Are Republicans and Democrats Really Different?An analysis of contemporary partisan political behavior reveals striking similarities.
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Washington's Iwo Jima Memorial Honors Marine Corps FallenAlmost universally known as the Iwo Jima Memorial, this depiction of a World War II victory actually pays tribute to all Marines who gave their lives since 1775.
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Great Baseball MoviesAlthough baseball has provided the subject matter for some fine movies, there's no sure-fire formula. Some big names have flopped and some have become controversial.
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The Legend of Joe DiMaggioAlthough Joe DiMaggio's excellent stats fell short of baseball's greatest, he won and retains a special hold on fans. A lot of it had to do with unmeasurables
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Do Presidential Elections Matter?Despite decades of low voter turnout and apathy, many far-reaching changes in American history hinged on who was elected President
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Is Bible History Accurate?Archaeological evidence supports the accuracy of Biblical accounts almost to King David's time. Why is the rest in doubt?
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The Inconvenient Palestine FactsUnderstandably emotional arguments about Israel and Palestine ignore or obscure indisputable facts. Acceptance of the truth might promote accommodation
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Baseball and Autumn in New YorkFor ten straight years the World Series was played in New York City, usually between two New York teams. DiMaggio, Robinson, Mays and Mantle were among the heroes.
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The New York Hall of Science: A Hands-On Educational ExperienceA science museum on the grounds of the 1964-65 New York World's Fair provides a varied hands-on experience for city kids and visitors.
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Security and Civil LibertiesThe U.S. Government has honored its people's civil liberties through most of its history, allowing serious infringements in times of actual or perceived peril.
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Getting Ahead in Your Government CareerAdvancing in government requires understanding some of the differences in public service employment and how to make the most of the opportunities they present
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The Perfect World Series GameA mediocre Yankees righthander made history by retiring every batter in a crucial World Series game. It hasn't been duplicated yet.
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A Holocaust Refuge in FranceA Protestant town in southeastern France became an avowed refuge for Jews fleeing from the Holocaust. Tthey saved approximately 5,000 men, women, and children.
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Bias in International NewsReporting of international conflicts often seems one-sided. The benefit of the doubt seems to go to the underdogs--unless they get too violent.
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The National Aquarium in Washington, D.C. - the Nation's First Aquarium is ThrivingA modest old aquarium has a new lease on life with a renewed mission to educate and conservethe world's aquatic treasures.
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How I Managed to RetireThe preparation, analysis, and decision that led to retirement and the way it worked out as a guide and set of caveats to others.
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Surviving a Government CareerAn analysis of some of the obstacles and frustrations encountered in government employment.
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Seven Decades of Prince ValiantWith almost three-quarters of a century of ongoing narrative, the comic strip Prince Valiant continues to delight its readers with romance and action in a somewhat altered Arthurian setting.
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Baseball's All Star Game is Still a Big DealBaseball fans turned a one-time promotion into an annual institution. They've been rewarded with more than 75 years of excitement.
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Acquiring a Career MentorTo be the best you can be, learn job performance and personal skills from admirable models.
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The Brooklyn Museum: Art from the Whole World in a NYC Outer BoroughA century-old museum a half-hour from midtown New York houses art from ancient Egypt to Andy Warhol.
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The National Archives in Washington: Technology Enhances a History ExperienceThe building once known only for housing historic documents now buzzes with audios, videos, and interactive education.
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The 1953 British OpenAmerica's greatest golfer had won the Masters and the U.S. Open in 1953. He needed the British Open to clinch best in the world.
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The FDR MemorialThe Memorial to the nation's only four-term President helps a visitor learn, ponder, and relax in a beautiful natural and man-made setting.
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What Can the Bible Really Teach Us About Human Nature Today?Biblical analytical commentary gleans much more about human nature and human relationships than a casual reading would suggest.
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Iran & the U.N.--Tightening SanctionsAn analysis of the choice confronting UN Security Council members in response to Iran's nuclear program development.
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Getting Real About Retirement PlanningRetirement planning has two vital aspects: activity and finances. Preparation for both should be deliberate and serious, but above all it must be realistic.
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The National Portrait Gallery: Visual History Lessons in the Nation's CapitalThe Presidents, the famous, and the otherwise noteworthy are portrayed along with memorabilia in one of the FREE Smithsonian museums.
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A Museum for Trolleys? Showcase for Old Light Rail in Suburban WashingtonTrolleys were convenient and less polluting. A museum just outside Washington, D.C. showcases some old models and gives a demonstration ride.
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How to Be a More Valued EmployeeDoing your job well is paramount. But most organizations can benefit from constructive suggestions on how to do things better.
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Great World War II Moviesthe movies made during the war, even the classics, emphasized patriotism. The perspective of time introduced more realism.
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Looking for More Lincoln After the Memorial? Get a Homier Feel at His Summer CottageThe cottage where Abraham Lincoln took breathers from the Civil War is now open to the public with historical accompaniment.
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Should You Work for the Government?The challenge and mission of a federal agency can be exciting; the politics and bureaucracy can be frustrating. Placement and preparation have to be right.
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The Newseum: High Tech & User Friendly in the Heart of the Nation's CapitolA relatively new privately supported museum in the center of the nation's capital presents the business and histroy of news in a high tech, interactive format.
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Need Help with the Job Search?A good education or quality training no longer guarantees reaching the first rung on the career ladder. Neither does experience guarantee getting back in after a layoff or voluntary break. Some tips on getting an edge.
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The Botanical Treasures of the National ArboretumMore than 400 acres of gorgeous landscapes just off the beaten track in Washington, D.C. often go overlooked by both tourists and residents. A short side trip is well worth the effort.
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The Differences and Similarities Between Protestantism and CatholicismThe beliefs and practices common to the two great Chrisitian branches and key divergences.
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To Be a Good SupervisorMany organizations overlook the difficulty of selecting the right people to be supervisors. Even the most suitable then need development to make them effective.
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Jackie Robinson and Baseball's Color LineMost of post-World War II America was ready for the national pastime to become an equal opportunity employer. It took a special player to defeat the die-hard opposition.
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For the Duration: Kids on the World War II Home FrontHow children under 10 in the U.S. viewed the biggest war of all time.
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The First Televised World Series: Premiere Fall Classic o on TV was One of the GreatestThe 1947 World Series was the first to be televised. Batting, pitching, and fielding feats and high drama made it one of the greatest ever.
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Acing the Job InterviewUnderstanding the objectives of job interviews and tips for preparing and participating.