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- 571: Objections To And Advantages O
- ... I am certain Europe will leave the post- cold war era and jump, with renewed strength, into the next millennium. R.J. van der Toorn H.E.B.O. 1996 Bibliography Independent, 12 Jan 1994, "Clinton's try to sugar the NATO", A. Bridge, A. Marshall, C. Bellamy Independent, 2 Dec. 1994, "Russia frets over plan to expand alliance" Financial Times, 5 Jan 1994, "Practical objections to opening doors for Eastern ...
- 572: Vietnam War - The War We Should Have Won
- ... be thrown mercilessly into the meat grinder of an already-lost battle. Only the future, however, will tell... Bibliography (Note; numbers are used for identifying citations) 1. Becker, Elizabeth. America's Vietnam War. New York: Clinton Books, 1992 2. Gregory, Barry. "River War". The Vietnam War (series of books). New York: Marshall Cavendish corporation, 1988. 3. Gregory, Barry. "The Grunts". The Vietnam War (series of books). New York: Marshall Cavendish corporation ...
- 573: The Navajo-Hopi Land Dispute
- ... again in 1996 the US government tried to permanently end the 117-year-long dispute with S.1973; also known as the "Navajo-Hopi Land Dispute Settlement Act of 1996," signed into law by President Clinton. Once again, the rights of the Dineh seemed to be overlooked. While the act claims to acknowledge and respect the sincerity of the traditional beliefs of the Dineh still residing on the HPL, it authorizes ...
- 574: Benedict Arnold
- ... York City. (Macks 118 and BAs Leg) In May of 1779, Arnold became in command of West Point, but he worked out a plan to surrender the fort to the British general, Sir Henry Clinton. Benedict had arranged to hand over the keys to West Point. (BAs Leg) He had been corresponding with the British for almost sixteen months. In September of 1780, a group of thieves trapped a ...
- 575: The Need for Federal Government Involvement in Education Reform
- ... or outcomes. STANDARDS MOVEMENT In September 1989, President Bush and the nation's governors called an Education Summit in Charlottesville, Virginia. At this summit, President Bush and the nation s governors, including then-governor Bill Clinton, agreed on six broad goals for education to be reached by the year 2000. Two of those goals (3 and 4) related specifically to academic achievement: * Goal 3: By the year 2000, American students will ...
- 576: The American Education System; Cause for Rebellion
- ... serious trouble, education is becoming a more and more important political issue in this country. It seems that in every election no matter how big or small, education is always an important issue. Both President Clinton and President Bush before him said before their election to office that they would be The education president (Good 4). Politicians often promise more educational programs and more funding for schools, but in unfortunate contrast ...
- 577: Technology is Changing Education
- ... interested and productive. "Curriculum improvement is the best strategy to prevent dropouts; technology is especially useful in this regard" (Kinnaman 78). Technology can provide a unique and compelling curriculum resource, that challenges every student. The Clinton administration has taken steps towards improving educational standards via its "Goals 2000: Educate America Act of 1994" (Thornburg 23). However, several interpretations of the Act never mention the use of technology. Advocates of the Act ...
- 578: John Proctor Tragic, Or Pathet
- ... through terrible suffering it seems all for naught as she is taken away at the end of the play, But it cannot be said that she is not tragic. Therefore a better measure is needed. Clinton Trowbridge wrote that "tragedy must create an impending, ever-growing sense that the character will be destroyed yet we must never for a moment regard the tragic hero's struggle against his fate as absurd ...
- 579: Lessons To Be Learned From The
- ... is not loving and well treating of their spouse? Martial betrayal still is relevant today, it is a human flaw that will not simply just disappear from our society. Even prominent figures such as Bill Clinton have been accused of such actions and society still contains several such cases of adultery. By considering the mistakes of John Proctor, one will be prompted to take a look at the consequences before cheating ...
- 580: Benedict Arnold
- ... River, which is north of New York City. In May of 1779, Arnold became in command of West Point, but he worked out a plan to surrender the fort to the British general, Sir Henry Clinton. Benedict had arranged to hand over the keys to West Point. He had been corresponding with the British for almost sixteen months. In September of 1780, a group of thieves trapped a traveler in the ...
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