PC History: Forget the Constitution

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

PC History: Forget the Constitution PC History: Forget the Constitution BY GREG PARKER amples continue: while the wealth of to remember that younger students it is important, however, to recreate a the African kingdom of Mali in the are not as developed intellectually as dialogue between Washington and an N A FEW WEEKS, THE UCLA college students; they are less Indian leader at the close of the Revo­ based National Center for His­ apt to question the views pre­ lutionary War. I tory in the Schools (NCH) will sented, and more likely to accept On the same MacNeill Lehrer Newshour, Nash also says, "Let's let release National Stan00rd8 - United ~';.:. the views without hesitation. States Hi8tory, a guideline for United Gary Nash, a member of the the kids out of the prison of facts, the Statel History cuniculum in public NCH, defends the study. On the prison of dates, and names and places, schools. While the intent of the study October 26 MacNeill Lehrer and let's let them discuss really im­ is to improve the study of U.S. His­ Newshour, Nash says that the portant momentous turning points in tory, tlle study is symbolic of the sorry National Standards were partly American history." But Nash inad­ state of public education today. based on the idea that certain vertently gives away a key element of The National Standards break up groups - blacks, Native Ameri­ the study in the above statement. U.S. History into 31 standards, best cans and women - have been Getting kids away from "the prison of described as what a student should ignored in history books. 'This facts" means history revisionism, learn about a specific period. Of these might be the case, to some de­ where the past is misinterpreted and 81 standards, they are subgrouped gree, but newer history books there are no objective data. While into ten eras of history, ranging from have taken this into account. there is no way for history to be com­ colonial times to the present But wbat Also, while stressing events of pletely objective, there are limits to these standards amount to is histori­ Nash's "ignored" groups, other its interpretation; the National Stan­ cal revisionism, leading the bastions more important events may not dards push these limits, leading to of political correctness further into be covered. For example, the the politicization of the classroom as the c1asaroom. Lynne Cheney: FIghting Hlnorical Revitioniam study stresses George Washing- well as the continuing demise of pub­ 'llle NCB, made up of a congres­ 1500s is triumphed, the wealth of ton very little; according to th~ study lic education. m sionally-eppointed panel of histori­ John D. Rockefeller in the late 19th ans, waa funded by the Department of century is criticized as '\methical and Education and the National Endow­ immoral." While it is ignorant to say ment for the Humanities (NEH). that the United States bas a perfect ROTC to Sponsor Lynne Cheney, cbairman ofthe NEH historical recorct, it is important to when funding for the study was ap­ remember that like Cheney says in proved, has become perhaps the most her WaU Street Journal article, "on Turkey Shoot outspoken. critic of the National Stan­ the whole [the U.S. has] .. been a dards study, with an appearance on great and good nation. " BY ADAM S. BRINKMAN . gift; certificates, and pizzas. the MacNeill Lehrer Newllhour and 'Ibe study may seem inconsequen­ Eight hundred students, staff; and an o}H'd piece bashing the study in tial, but Cheney believes otherwise. HE ARMY ROTC PROGRAM faculty participated in last years Tur­ the WaU Street Journal. The Clinton Administration's Goals at the University of Michigan key Shoot. When asked about the at­ According to Cheney, it is testa­ 2000 .Act embodies the National Edu­ T is once again sponsoring its tendance for this years event, Lt. Col. ment to the iITationality of the study cation Standards and Improvement Annual Turkey Shoot. This year's Mary J. Sonntag said, "Once again we that the Constitution does not appear Council, and if the council approves Turkey Shoot, the fifth in the event's expect a large turnout for the shoot I in any of the 81 standards. It does the U.S. History standards, public history, will be held at the North Hall heard many positive comments last make an appearance in the text sur­ classrooms across the nation may be Rifle Range from November 15 to 17. year from students firing a rifle for rounding these standards, as do Jo­ encouraged to adopt the standards in A $1 donation entitles each par­ the first time. Most were surprised at seph McCarthy and the Ku Klux Klan, their U.S. History cuniculum. ticipant to three shots with a .22 cali­ how easy and ftm it was to shoot at the each mentioned.separately in 86 dif­ If the National Standards are ber rifle provided on site. 'llle best paper targets. Several students who ferent places. The names 'lllomas adopted, and ifpublic school teachers individual and three person team stopped by the Army Scholarship table Edison, Paul Revere, Albert Einstein incoIpOrate them into their teachings, score (several categories) throughout applied for and won two and three­ and Robert E. Lee, on the other hand, the consequences could be very detri­ the entire t.hre&-day event will re­ year scholarships." show up a total number of zero times. mental. Students in grades 5 to 12 are ceive special recognition. Overall Anyone interested is invited to To Cheney, the National Standards is easily swayed. Ifthey learn a skewed prizes awarded for marksmanship ex­ participate. For additional informa­ one of the ultimate repreaentatiOIl8 of version of history, the students could cellence include: $50 savings bond, tion call Captain Curt Lapham at political correctness to date. 'llle ex- take that as the truth. It is important 'lhanksgiving Turkeys, merchandise 764--2400. )R . Inside Statist From Suite Smoking and Book Myriads of 3 RepubUcans 4 One 8 Drinking 10Review 12Music Compromises in the GOP's Privatizing the U-M would One should be able to Harold Bloom's The Interview with the cranber- Ideology move it ever so lower costs and promote wreck their lungs and their Western Canon redefines ries. A look at some hap- j...,/ closer to the left. freedom. liver if desired. literary classics. cat new jazz refeases . .J// I L...-____...., ." ........- ;;;;:. _.J ~~ .-' ,.,_,. ... ~. , .''" .. ~_ .... ·.-._~r ' ..... '"'': ...........'''' .._ ... ~_~ ' · ~ 2 THE MIClDGAN REVIEW November 9, 1994 o SERPENT'S TOOTH:., I H 1-. !Vll C HJ( iAN R J-. va·. \\ . The campus Affairs Journal of the University of Michigan 'Publicl< Skulz ar Infeariar .• Residents ofWaahington D.C. are set dent and nonaligned?" How about TOP TEN TmNGS OVERHEARD to have convicted drug user Marion "staunchly goohead leftist?" There, IN THE NATION'S VOTING EDIT~F : .........nnon Barry reclaim the mayor's office of that sounds much better. BOOTHS YESTERDAY: PUBlISHER: Eric t.ar.on the nation's alpitnl Apparently, Barry CAMPUS AffAIRS EDITOR: R8CMI C.rdone MANAGING EDITOR: Jane A. Robtf1a, H found a little crack in the syatem. Last month, Newt Gingrich called 10. Wolpe? Never heard of him. FEATURES EDITOR: Greg Parbr Democrats "enemies of all normal 9. Psstl Vote Cuomo or youll be swim­ In a debate with opponent Mitt Rom­ Americans." We may be mistaken, ming down the Hudson in concrete IIJSIC EDITOR: D.... PteIf1 ney, Senator Ted Kennedy said "Mr. but we recall the main enemy on shoes. A8SaSTANT EDITORS: Gene KrMI, 0... Romney, the Kennedya are not in Blkopoulol Superfriends was also named Newt 8. Hey Beavis, you probably voted for copy EDITOR: MobIn Kl1Ihnlll public servire tn make money." After Gingrich. Newt. ~uh-huh, I said Newt. CIRCULATION DIRECTOR: Erik ~ supporters roared with applause he 7. Mr. North, you don't need to shred IUUSTRA TOR: Brian O·K.... added, "It's the booze and the babes!" REM frontman Michael Stipe said the ballot when you're finished. COIiFUTER CONSUlTANT: WII NtIton that much of the band's earlier mate­ 6. Is that Jimmy Carter feller on the PHOTOOAAPHER: u.. Wtgnw Penthouse magazine has obtained rial was nonsense. In the December ballot? Gawsh, I shore do like that STAFF: JanaU\In CInedo, Chrll ClrnacdlJo, Crust)' seminude photos of Paula Jones for issue of Vanity Fair he saya: '1 hate Jimmy Carter feller. Goldenberg, 1iIIrcu8 ...vn-, Benjlmln KtppIt., au. publication in the January issue. to break it to them, but, ... it's just 5. I'll take Richard Simmons in the Mld(echnll, Daw Newberry, Amln PanjWlnl. Amber Asked to comment, President Clinton utter nonsense, it's sounds, and it's center square to block.. Pewe. RodeM !WI". lid RectIUen, Meghan RoIkII, said, "'This is nothing but a cheap ploy and Mr. in Stu Sandler, MIU SlY"" Mltttlew StrlUU. Juon just utter nonsense, it's sounds, it 4. Barry, there's no smoking WtMtci to get me to renew my subscription." doesn't make sense sometimes, and it the voting booth. Please put out the doesn't have to." Stipe seems to be crack pipe. EDfTOR EIERRUS: Tr.cy RobInIon Agenda, "Ann Arbor's Alternative planning a future career as a political 3. Senator Kennedy. I don't alre ifthe PUBUSHER EllEfITUS: A.won St8eIiiWi Newsmonthly" calls itself an "inde­ spokesperson. curtain is drawn, please put your pendent,nonaligned"publication.In pants back on. n. ~ Review III III ndependn, I»-weektf • its recent election issue, the editors Penguin Publishers recently released 2. Aw, Hillary please let me vote for run joumIIll!he UrWer1Itf ~ McfIigan. we neIher endorsed all Dem.oaats, and in races a book called Revolution X: A Sur­ Romney, please? nor ICC8pt nmMy dcNfk)ns from tie UnNerIIy with no Democratic candidates they vival Guide for Our Generation.
Recommended publications
  • HYPE-34-Genesis.Pdf
    Exclusive benefits for Students and NSFs FREE Campus/Camp Calls Unlimited SMS Incoming Calls Data Bundle Visit www.singtel.com/youth for details. Copyright © 2012 SingTel Mobile Singapore Pte. Ltd. (CRN : 201012456C) and Telecom Equipment Pte. Ltd. (CRN: 198904636G). Standard SingTel Mobile terms and conditions apply. WHERE TO FIND HYPE COMPLIMENTARY COPIES OF HYPE ARE AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES Timbre @ The Arts House Island Creamery Swirl Art 1 Old Parliament Lane #01-04 11 King Albert Park #01-02 417 River Valley Road Timbre @ The Substation Serene Centre #01-03 1 Liang Seah Street #01-13/14 45 Armenian Street Holland Village Shopping Mall #01-02 Timbre @ Old School The Reckless Shop 11A Mount Sophia #01-05 Sogurt Orchard Central #02-08/09 617 Bukit Timah Road VivoCity #02-201 Cold Rock Blk 87 Marine Parade Central #01-503 24A Lorong Mambong DEPRESSION 313 Somerset #02-50 Leftfoot Orchard Cineleisure #03-05A 2 Bayfront Avenue #B1-60 Far East Plaza #04-108 Millenia Walk Parco #P2-21 Orchard Cineleisure #02-07A BooksActually The Cathay #01-19 Beer Market No. 9 Yong Siak Street, Tiong Bahru 3B River Valley Road #01-17/02-02 Once Upon a Milkshake St Games Cafe 32 Maxwell Road #01-08 Strictly Pancakes The Cathay #04-18 120 Pasir Ris Central #01-09 44A Prinsep Street Frolick Victoria Jomo Ice Cream Chefs Lot One #B1-23 9 Haji Lane Ocean Park Building, #01-06 Hougang Mall #B1-K11 47 Haji Lane 12 Jalan Kuras (Upper Thomson) 4 Kensington Park Road Tampines 1 #B1-32 VOL.TA Marble Slab 241 Holland Avenue #01-02 The Cathay #02-09 Iluma
    [Show full text]
  • The Songs to This Day Continue to Gain New Fans with Every Listen.”
    LOGIN HOME NEWS FEATURES CHARTS NEW MUSIC EVENTS JOBS DIRECTORY 2020 ALL SECTIONS LABELS TALENT PUBLISHING LIVE DIGITAL MANAGEMENT BRANDS MEDIA SEARCH & Primary Wave acquires songwriting catalogue of Cranberries' Noel Hogan by Andre Paine January 21st 2020 at 7:27AM MUSIC WEEK JOBS Marketing Manager UK - London APPLY NOW Digital Assistant UK - London APPLY NOW A&R/Label Manager Maidstone, Kent Primary Wave has acquired a majority stake in the music publishing catalogue of Noel Hogan, co- songwriter and lead guitarist for The Cranberries, Music Week can reveal. APPLY NOW The deal includes some of the group’s biggest hits, such as Linger, Salvation, Dreams and Ode to Music Sales My Family, as well as a number of songs on the band’s final album In The End. Executive UK InIn TheThe EndEnd isis nominatednominated forfor BestBest RockRock AlbumAlbum atat thisthis year’syear’s GrammyGrammy AwardsAwards. Released APPLY NOW by BMG, the LP made the UK Top 10. Record Label “I’m delighted to join the Primary Wave family of writers,” said Hogan (pictured, far left). “It’s a great Manager honour to be in such legendary company. I look forward to many great years together.” Nottingham (or London possible) APPLY NOW The songs to this day continue to gain new fans Head of Artwork with every listen and Reprographics, Brighton UK - Brighton Justin Shukat APPLY NOW “We are ecstatic to enter into a deal with Noel Hogan,” says Justin Shukat, president of publishing for Primary Wave. “Our team and I have been big fans of The Cranberries since their VIEW ALL JOBS inception.
    [Show full text]
  • LADYHAWKE: the Bullingdon Tour to Promote His Debut EP
    [email protected] @NightshiftMag NightshiftMag nightshiftmag.co.uk Free every month NIGHTSHIFT Issue 259 February Oxford’s Music Magazine 2017 “Country is at its best when the music is fun and the words are sad” AGS CONNOLLY Talking outlaw music with Oxford’s quintessentially English champion of American roots. Also in this issue: Introducing 1000 CHAINS Plus All your Oxford music news, previews and reviews, and five pages of local gigs for February. NIGHTSHIFT: PO Box 312, Kidlington, OX5 1ZU. Phone: 01865 372255 NEWS Nightshift: PO Box 312, Kidlington, OX5 1ZU Phone: 01865 372255 email: [email protected] Online: nightshiftmag.co.uk played host to the likes of Willie J Healey; Duotone; Esther Joy Lane; Wolf Alice; The Fusion Project and Kioko. Visit www. sofarsounds.com/oxford to find out more. CATWEAZLE host a new series of monthly live music and spoken word events starting this month. Making A Scene takes place at The Oxford Centre for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing on the first Saturday of each month. The first event takes place on the 4th February with sets from Art Theefe, fronted by Catweazle host Matt Sage, plus Temper Cartel, Ed Pope, Steve Karlin, Xogara and TRUCK FESTIVAL will announce the Kira Millwood Hargrave, with subsequent first set of names for its 2017 line-up on events on the 4th March and 1st April. Monday 6th February. This year’s event Tickets and info from once again runs across three days, over the www.catweazleclub.com. weekend of the 21st-23rd July, at Hill Farm in Steventon.
    [Show full text]
  • The Cranberries - All Over Now Episode 158
    Song Exploder The Cranberries - All Over Now Episode 158 Thao: You’re listening to Song Exploder, where musicians take apart their songs and piece by piece tell the story of how they were made. My name is Thao Nguyen. (“All Over Now” by THE CRANBERRIES) Thao: The Cranberries formed in Limerick, Ireland in 1989. Singer Dolores O’Riordan joined a year later, and the group went on to become one of the defining bands of the ‘90s, eventually selling over 40 million records worldwide. In January 2018, while the band was working on their eighth album, Dolores O’Riordan passed away unexpectedly. Later that year, remaining members Noel Hogan, Mike Hogan, and Fergal Lawler announced that they would end the band, and that this would be their final album. It’s called In The End. It was released in April 2019, and in this episode, guitarist and songwriter Noel Hogan breaks down a song from the album called “All Over Now.” You’ll hear how Hogan and O’Riordan first started the song, and how the remaining members worked to finish it without her. Also, after the full song plays, we’ve got more with Noel for another installment of our segment, This is Instrumental. So stick around for that. Here’s The Cranberries on Song Exploder. (“All Over Now” by THE CRANBERRIES) Noel: I'm Noel Hogan from The Cranberries. Guitarist and co-songwriter with Dolores O’Riordan. (Music fades out) Noel: We've always written separately from day one. Very first day I met Dolores, gave her a cassette that had “Linger” on it.
    [Show full text]
  • The Clinton Body Count
    THE CLINTON BODY COUNT NEW! Updated for Hillary's 2016 run! My thanks to everyone who took the time to write and suggest corrections. Many changes have been made to this list based on the info sent in and more will be added in the very near future. In compiling this list I have tried to find as much photographic evidence as I can, but surprisingly (or maybe not so surprisingly) these people in many cases seem to have been erased from the internet! The following is a partial list of a large number of persons who have recently met their demise in suspicious circumstances who appear to have some connection to the Clintons. I stress partial because new additions are coming in faster than closets can be found to hide the bodies in! ________________________________________________________________________ Don Adams Died January 7, 1997 Long before Whitewater's land flips made the Clinton's circle of friends rich, many of the same players had been involved in a similar land swindle in Branson. Don Adams was a lawyer in Arkansas who got involved trying to help the people who were being swindled out of their life savings. Next 2 articles: Harrison Daily Times Springfield News-Ledger The successor attorney for Don left for parts unknown about a year after Don was killed. ________________________________________________________________________ John Ashe Former United Nations General Assembly President Died: June 22, 2016 Initially reported as having died from a heart attack, John's throat had obviously been crushed. At that point the official story changed to him accidentally dropping a barbell on his own throat (the plotline from the episode "An Exercise in Fatality" from the TV series "Columbo.") crushing his larynx.
    [Show full text]
  • Hotpress.Com
    LOG IN SUBSCRIBE NEWS MUSIC CULTURE PICS & VIDS OPINION LIFESTYLE & SPORTS SEX & DRUGS COMPETITIONS SHOP MORE MUSIC 08 MAY 19 The Cranberries: On Dolores, their fondest band memories and In The End The Cranberries. Copyright Miguel Ruiz. Miguel Ruiz/hotpress.com BY: STUART CLARK Few Irish rock stars have shone as brightly as Dolores O’Riordan did. As they get ready to release the album they were working on at the time of her death, her Cranberries bandmates Fergal Lawlor and Mike and Noel Hogan talk about what made their friend so very special and recall some of their fondest band memories. he man hugs, backslaps and well-intentioned lies about none of us looking a day older as I meet Ferg Lawlor and Mike and Noel Hogan feel reassuringly familiar. I’ve known the lads since 1989 when I reviewed T the first Cranberry Saw Us cassette demo, Anything, for the now long- gone Limerick Tribune. “Do you still have that tape?” asks Ferg who winces when I answer in the affirmative. “God, it was awful. How much do you want to destroy the evidence?” They’ll have to prise it out of my cold dead hands! Not only do I have a copy of the C45 in question – ask your grandparents – but courtesy of the Cranberries World fansite and their exhaustive archives, I was also recently reunited with the critical musings in question. Contrary to what Mr. Lawlor would have you believe, the four-tracker showed great potential with the cub reporter me describing ‘Throw Me Down A Big Stairs’ as “a quivering song that smacks of good ideas”; ‘How’s It Going To Bleed’ being praised for “its measured moodiness flowing nicely alongside a delicate refrain”; the “bright playful pop” of ‘Storm In A Teacup’ earning them a Monkees comparison; and ‘Good Morning God’ displaying “a Cure-ish guitar riff and a Stunning-type line in lyrics.” “If they give it a bit of time, who knows?” I concluded, which was sufficiently positive for their then lead singer Niall Quinn to buy me a pint of Bulmers after their November ’89 gig in the Speakeasy with A Touch Of Oliver.
    [Show full text]
  • Issue 139.Pmd
    email: [email protected] website: nightshift.oxfordmusic.net Free every month. NIGHTSHIFT Issue 139 February Oxford’s Music Magazine 2007 photo by Squib RichardRichardRichard Oxford’sWaltersWaltersWalters master of melancholy on his incredible ten-year musical journey - interview inside. Plus - News, reviews and six pages of local gigs NIGHTSHIFT: PO Box 312, Kidlington, OX5 1ZU. Phone: 01865 372255 NEWNEWSS photo: Matt Sage Nightshift: PO Box 312, Kidlington, OX5 1ZU Phone: 01865 372255 email: [email protected] BANDS AND SINGERS wanting to play this most significant releases as well as the best of year’s Oxford Punt on May 9th have until the its current roster. The label began as a monthly 15th March to send CDs in. The Punt, now in singles club back in 1997 with Dustball’s ‘Senor its tenth year, will feature nineteen acts across Nachos’, and was responsible for The Young six venues in the city centre over the course of Knives’ debut single and mini-album as well as one night. The Punt is widely recognised as the debut releases by Unbelievable Truth and REM were surprise guests of Robyn premier showcase of new local talent, having, in Nought. The box set features tracks by Hitchcock at the Zodiac last month. Michael the past, provided early gigs for The Young Unbelievable Truth, Nought, Beaker and The Stipe and Mike Mills joined bandmate Pete Knives, Fell City Girl and Goldrush amongst Evenings as well as non-Oxford acts such as Buck - part of Hitchcock’s regular touring others. Venues taking part this year are Borders, Beulah, Elf Power and new signings My band, The Venus 3 - onstage for the encores, QI Club, the Wheatsheaf, the Music Market, Device.
    [Show full text]
  • Ireland Into the Mystic: the Poetic Spirit and Cultural Content of Irish Rock
    IRELAND INTO THE MYSTIC: THE POETIC SPIRIT AND CULTURAL CONTENT OF IRISH ROCK MUSIC, 1970-2020 ELENA CANIDO MUIÑO Doctoral Thesis / 2020 Director: David Clark Mitchell PROGRAMA DE DOCTORADO EN ESTUDIOS INGLESES AVANZADOS: LENGUA, LITERATURA Y CULTURA Ireland into the Mystic: The Poetic Spirit and Cultural Content of Irish Rock Music, 1970-2020 by Elena Canido Muiño, 2020. INDEX Abstract .......................................................................................................................... viii Resumen .......................................................................................................................... ix Resumo ............................................................................................................................. x 1. Introduction ............................................................................................................. 1 1.1.1. Methodology ................................................................................................................. 3 1.1.2. Thesis Structure ............................................................................................................. 5 2. Historical and Theoretical Introduction to Irish Rock ........................................ 9 2.1.1. Introduction ................................................................................................................... 9 2.1.2. The Origins of Rock ...................................................................................................... 9 2.1.3.
    [Show full text]
  • Clinton, Conspiracism, and the Continuing Culture
    TheA PUBLICATION OF POLITICAL PublicEye RESEARCH ASSOCIATES SPRING 1999 • Volume XIII, No. 1 Clinton, Conspiracism, and the Continuing Culture War What is Past is Prologue by Chip Berlet cal of the direct-mail genre, it asked: culture war as part of the age-old battle he roar was visceral. A torrent of Which Clinton Administration against forces aligned with Satan. sound fed by a vast subconscious scandal listed below do you consider to Demonization is central to the process. Treservoir of anger and resentment. be “very serious”? Essayist Ralph Melcher notes that the “ven- Repeatedly, as speaker after speaker strode to The scandals listed were: omous hatred” directed toward the entire the podium and denounced President Clin- Chinagate, Monicagate, Travel- culture exemplified by the President and his ton, the thousands in the cavernous audito- gate, Whitewater, FBI “Filegate,” wife succeeded in making them into “polit- rium surged to their feet with shouts and Cattlegate, Troopergate, Casinogate, ical monsters,” but also represented the applause. The scene was the Christian Coali- [and] Health Caregate… deeper continuity of the right's historic tion’s annual Road to Victory conference held In addition to attention to scandals, distaste for liberalism. As historian Robert in September 1998—three months before the those attending the annual conference clearly Dallek of Boston University puts it, “The House of Representatives voted to send arti- opposed Clinton’s agenda on abortion, gay Republicans are incensed because they cles of impeachment to the Senate. rights, foreign policy, and other issues. essentially see Clinton…as the embodi- Former Reagan appointee Alan Keyes Several months later, much of the coun- ment of the counterculture’s thumbing of observed that the country’s moral decline had try’s attention was focused on the House of its nose at accepted wisdoms and institu- spanned two decades and couldn’t be blamed Representatives “Managers” and their pursuit tions of the country.” exclusively on Clinton, but when he of a “removal” of Clinton in the Senate.
    [Show full text]
  • North Tipperary Senior Hurling Final Match Programme 1994 COISTE TIOBRAID ARANN THUAIDH
    North Tipperary Senior Hurling Final Match Programme 1994 COISTE TIOBRAID ARANN THUAIDH MacDQNAGH PARK, NENAGH SUNDAY, AUGUST 14th, 1994 Senior Hurling Final TOOMEVARA v. KILRUANE MacDONACH 3.30 p.m. Reitoir: Johnny MCDonnell , (Roscreal Preceded by the 3rd Round Intermediate H. Championship Shannon Rovers v Templederry 2.00 p.m . Reitoir: MI . Lenihan (Ballinahinchl CLAR OIFIGIUIL Luach ............................................ £1 .00 Micheal6 Briain (Runail Nenagh Nehagh Milk Milk There's I nolhing I 1ubeatit! I 2 Teachtaireacht an Chathaoirligh A Cairdre Gael Mar Cathaoirlcach Bhoird Tiobrad Arano Thu"idh g3ch finne chung Pain,:: Mhic Donnchadha inniu. Deanrin comhghaidas leis na foireann Tuaim Ui Mheara agus em Ruadhan as uChl an Cluinc Ceannais seo a shroichint agus lti suil agam go mbeidh cluice ceannais brea spoirliul againn inniu. In my second year as chainnan of the C.l.G. North Board, I wish 10 ex­ lend a read mile Mihe to all 10 MacDonagh Park, Nenagh for loday's match, Today's finali sts Toomevara and Ki lruanc MacDonaghs meci for the seventh time in a North final. Both teams bring back memories of the three finals in 1958, '59 and '60. Toome 3rc seeking their 23rd North title while Kilruanc are seeking their 12th. Both teams mct four years ago when Kil· ruane were winners. Toomevara's last win was in 1991 but have since won two league titles. Our CUrtain-raiser for today's final brings together great rivals Shannon Rovers and Templederry in a vital intermediate ehampionship game. My thanks to all who have worked so hard during 1994 for c.L.G, an Runaf, Micheal 6 Briain, an Cisteoir, Micheal 0 Nuallain and other board members, and also our gate checkers and park committees.
    [Show full text]
  • It Didn't Start with Monica: the Five-Year Campaign to Bring Down
    Click here for Full Issue of EIR Volume 26, Number 1, January 1, 1999 It didn’t start with Monica: the five-year campaign to bring down President Clinton by Edward Spannaus In an impeachment proceeding riddled with lies, fraud, ille- perjury and obstruction of justice—around Whitewater. No gally, and unconstitutionality, perhaps the biggest lie of all is mention of Monica Lewinsky. that if President Clinton had only “told the truth” about Mon- Around the same time, the December 1996 issue of the ica Lewinsky, none of this would have happened. American Spectator was issued, with an article entitled “Im- A review of how we got to his point, will demonstrate, peach or Indict?”—which told its readers that it was probable once again, that the pending impeachment of President Clin- that Clinton, as a sitting President, could not be indicted by ton has nothing to do with Monica Lewinsky or any of the Kenneth Starr, and therefore should be impeached. The article specific accusations against him. And it will show that nothing urged Congress to start thinking about impeachment, since Clinton could have said or done last January, by way of a Starr would be sending evidence of possible Clinton crimes concession to his adversaries, or any time since, would have to Congress at some point soon. The areas cited were White- been likely to have stopped, or even slowed down, the British- water, Filegate, Travelgate. Again, no mention of Monica American cabal that has been out to topple him for the past Lewinsky. five or six years.
    [Show full text]
  • Cranberries Library
    Home | Live Performance Downloads | Music Video Edits | Fergal's Archives | Dolores' Letters | Zombieguide Archives | About | Contact Cranberries Library and Cranberries Music Video Edits have been in contact with Noel Hogan periodically over the past year, mostly regarding music videos and permission to post content on CranberriesLibrary.com. It's been evident from the beginning that Hogan is a down to earth, humble and genuinely good person. There are no traces of a typical fame seeking rockstar celebrity whatsoever. Initially we set up a time to for a relaxed talk about music, not a formal interview. During our conversation, some little known facts came out that I thought fans would be interested in learning. These came from questions of a "Cranberries fan" perspective instead of a "journalist perspective". Enjoy these little tidbits of information: It's Hard To Remember Everything: Hogan has recorded 9 Cranberries Albums, several EPs, a Monoband album and Architect Album and toured extensively all over the world. In addition to the songs used on albums, several unused songs or half finished songs have been written over the years. That's a lot! It can also be hard to keep track of! It comes as no surprise that sometimes fans may remember more details than the band does. If a song hasn't been on a setlist for a long time or ever, it's sometimes forgotten about. A recent example includes seeing a clip of the song I Really Hope and realizing he forgot the song existed, a testament to how large The Cranberries Catalogue really is.
    [Show full text]