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February 17, 2003
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| “A
Southern California mayor tonight faces charges of misdemeanor
battery after she reportedly punched a fellow councilmember
in the head during her last city council meeting yesterday.”
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“When
they told Harry Truman that Franklin Roosevelt had died,
Truman said he felt as if the sun and the moon and the stars
had fallen from the sky and I guess a lot of us felt that
way yesterday when we saw those television pictures of the
shuttle breaking up and the pieces falling back to earth.”
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Bob Schieffer |
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| “And
outside critics say NASA is forced to use aging Shuttles and
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“We
find the best among us, send them forth into unmapped darkness,
and pray they will return.”
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President Bush |
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“And
then, there is the cost, estimated between 50 and 200 billion
dollars, with the US already facing a 300 billion dollar
deficit.”
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| “A
British intelligence dossier on Iraq’s latest misdeeds
has turned out to be a re-hash of old academic papers, most
of it plagiarized by the British government. In fact, Secretary
of State Colin Powell praised that British document in his
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“Leave
the worrying to the professionals, and live your lives.”
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Michael Bloomberg |
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A
Standing Call For Artists to Restore
The Currency of Imagination in America
Each
day for the year 2003, a line taped and selected from non-fiction television
will serve as the collective point of departure for artists of all types
to comment on the dilution of truth and the disintegration of our culture.
Poets,
writers, visual artists, musicians, performance artists, filmmakers,
and anyone else with the desire to creatively address one or more of
the 365 topics are encouraged to submit work for possible collaboration,
publication, exhibition, or performance.
more
about The 365 Project