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HEADLINES ON April 1, 1982
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- Headline: Howard Ben Tre's Glass Sculptures Exhibit. Impact: Howard Ben Tre's glass sculptures sparked a revolution in the art world, resulting in an unexpected increase in accidents as people tripped over their newfound appreciation for modern art. Who knew that admiring a glass sculpture could lead to a trip to the ER?. Fact: Fun fact: Glassblowing has been around since Roman times! So if you ever thought your great aunt's glass baubles were tacky, just remember they’ve been a thing for over two thousand years..
- Headline: Exploring Adobe Sculptures of the Southwest. Impact: The celebration of adobe architecture led to a rise in hipster tourism in the Southwest, where people now flock to dusty ghost towns to take selfies with adobe buildings, claiming to experience 'authentic' history while sipping overpriced lattes.. Fact: Adobe bricks are made from mud and straw, which means your favorite Southwest architecture is basically just fancy dirt. Who knew history could be so… grounded?.
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Intel
Intel - If you invested $1,000 in 1982, it would be worth $274,575 today (274.6x return)
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Walmart
Walmart - If you invested $1,000 in 1982, it would be worth $1,791,511 today (1791.5x return)