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1993

Bill Clinton becomes 42^nd president of USA on January 20 and Mack McLarty
becomes White House Chief of Staff

 
January 20, Audrey Hepburn dies

April 7, Hugh Rodham (Hillary Clinton’s dad) dies in Little Rock, AR

April 30, the internet is made public by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) which is based in Switzerland 

 

On June 11, Jurassic Park releases in theaters

Jeffery Epstein purchases the land for his 30,000 sq. ft. “Zorro Ranch”

August 6, The Fugitive releases in theaters, starring Harrison Ford

The TV show, Full House is in their seventh season

The TV show, Star Trek: The Next Generation is in their seventh season

The movie, The Nightmare Before Christmas releases in theaters

Jay Rockefeller IV is the senator of West Virginia

 

1994

Bill Clinton is president and Leon Panetta becomes White House Chief of Staff

Ellen DeGeneres stars in her TV series Ellen (1994-1998)

The Lion King releases in theaters

Full House is on their eighth season

First episode of Friends airs

May 23, The last episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation airs, it is their eighth and final season

Yasser Arafat becomes the first president of the Palestinian National Authority

Amazon is founded in Bellevue, WA

September 17, Karl Popper, the author of The Open Society and its Enemies, dies (b. 1902) in London, England (see 1938)

The song Zombie by The Cranberries releases

November 11, The Santa Clause with Tim Allen releases

Jay Rockefeller IV is the senator of West Virginia

 

1995

RULERS & PRESIDENTS: Bill Clinton is president 

Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar (Indian physicist) dies in Chicago, IL

Man of the House releases in theaters on March 3 starring Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Chevy Chase and Ferrah Faucet

April 7, Disney’s A Goofy Movie releases in theaters

April 21, While You were Sleeping releases in theaters

May 23, The last episode of Full House airs (began in 1987)

July 19, The movie Clueless releases in theaters, there’s a picture of Jeffery Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell walking through a hotel ballroom with the cardboard advertisement for Clueless behind them 

November 22, Toy Story releases in theaters

The song Spiderwebs by the band No Doubt releases

The TV show Friends is airing

Jay Rockefeller IV is the senator of West Virginia

 

1996

RULERS & PRESIDENTS: Bill Clinton is president

Steven Curtis Chapman’s album Signs of Life releases

May 22, The film Mission Impossible releases in theaters, I remember thinking it was my first “adult” movie that I went to go see with my family, I was finally old enough to go see something like that with them haha

The Summer Olympics is held in Atlanta, Georgia, the highest human-trafficking city in the corporation known as the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (all caps, incorporated by the Act of 1871)

The movie Flipper is released in theaters, starring Elijah Wood

The film Independence Day releases in movie theaters on July 3

September 21, JFK Jr. marries Carolyn Bessette (they both die in a plane crash in 1999), right now Carolyn Bessette is working for Calvin Klein as a publicist

Lynn Margulis is teaching at University of Massachusetts

The book Darwin’s Black Box by Michael J. Behe is published by Touchstone/Simon & Schuster, in Chapter 2 he starts off by saying, “Lynn Margulis (1938-2011) is Distinguished University Professor of Biology at the University of Massachusetts. Lynn Margulis is highly respected for her widely accepted theory that mitochondria, the energy source of plant and animal cells, were once independent bacterial cells. And Lynn Margulis says that history will ultimately judge neo-Darwinism as “a minor twentieth century religious sect within the sprawling religious persuasion of Anglo-Saxon biology.” (DBB 26, quoting from “Lynn Margulis: Science’s Unruly Earth Mother,” by C. Mann in Science, 252, 378-381 in 1991), Lynn was married to astronomer Carl Sagan between 1957-1965

July 15, MSNBC is founded in Secaucus, NJ, (It’s headquarters is now at 30 Rockefeller Plaza

Fox News is also founded

October 4, That Thing You Do releases in Theaters, starring Tom Hanks

The Song Don’t Speak by the band No Doubt releases

Jay Rockefeller IV is the senator of West Virginia