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School books: Where knowledge meets creativity! Whether you need a cartoon of students buried under a mountain of textbooks or a playful illustration of textbooks coming to life, CartoonStock.com has the perfect school book cartoons for your educational projects and publications.

School Books Cartoon #1

"In this one, references to everything have been deleted."

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"When I was your age I had to carry a backpack that weighed a ton. You only have to carry a flash drive."

School books cartoon #3.

RIP Hungarian education

School books cartoon #4.

"The secret to speed reading is skipping every other page."

School books cartoon #5.

"Look at this textbook, and tell me textbooks haven't been dumbed down."

School books cartoon #6.

"I can't afford an iPad so I just glued Apple logos on the back of all my books."

School books cartoon #7.

"More school funding cuts."

School books cartoon #8.

"Can I carry your ipad for you Cindy?"

School books cartoon #9.

Non-Controversial Textbooks: "In this one, references to everything have been deleted."

School books cartoon #10.

'We figured out how to save money so we can keep all our fun activities and still balance the budget.'

School books cartoon #11.

"All my college books are electronic textbooks, so my backpack weighs less now than it did when I was in elementary school."

School books cartoon #12.

'In my day, $5000 worth of electronics wouldn't have fit in a back pack.'

School books cartoon #13.

'Texas Messes with School History Books'

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'You're lucky, when I was your age, I didn't have a fancy backpack to tote my books.'

School books cartoon #15.

'Can I carry your computer disks to school?'

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'Okay. We're finished. Now, go see your father. I'm sure he'll want to know how you did today in gym or lunch.'

School books cartoon #17.

Back to School Supplies - 1928 'A new hat?!!' 2006 - 'There's more in the car.'

School books cartoon #18.

'First thing in the morning I'm ringing the school about the amount of homework he's getting.'

School books cartoon #19.

Computers replace books in education

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"Psst! Hey, kids."

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"You should be thankful those Republicans got that filth out of your school library. That's what TV is for."

School books cartoon #22.

"Since the State of Florida has banned all the books, class will consist of watching Mr. DeSantis's Neighborhood."

School books cartoon #23.

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"Marge, the Republicans are here! Hide the matches!"

School books cartoon #25.

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Mike Johnson’s busy week: Ukraine aid and threats to protesters – what next?

Speaker’s crude interventions on campus have forced many to question if his motives on Ukraine were quite so heroic

Democrat Nancy Pelosi cited his “integrity” and described him as “courageous”. Republican Michael McCaul called him a “profile in courage”. CNN hailed him as “an unlikely Churchill”.

Mike Johnson, speaker of the House of Representatives, began the week showered in plaudits for leading the House in approving $95bn in urgently needed wartime aid for Ukraine, Israel and other US allies.

It was widely noted that Johnson had done his homework, changed his mind, prayed for guidance and risked his job by facing down far-right extremists in his own party including Marjorie Taylor Greene , who had threatened to oust him if he helped Ukraine.

But the chorus of praise-singers echoed past renditions when the likes of William Barr, Liz Cheney and Mitt Romney were valorised for doing the bare minimum by denouncing the serial liar and election denier Donald Trump. (Barr, incidentally, now says he will support Trump in November.) That is how low the bar is now set.

Any liberals tempted to celebrate the anti-abortion climate sceptic Johnson as moderate adjacent – perhaps even a secret member of the anti-Trump resistance – received a wake-up call on Wednesday when he staged a performative press conference at Columbia University in New York, telling protesters against Israel’s war in Gaza to “go back to class” and threatening to cut federal funding for colleges.

The speaker followed up with an interview on CNN in which he pushed the widely debunked claim that Hamas placed babies in ovens and cooked them alive during the 7 October attack, and the sweeping generalisation that students were waving flags to celebrate the perpetrators – thereby dismissing honest concerns for the lives of innocent Palestinian men, women and children.

It was a blatant attempt to play to the Fox News audience, whipping up hysteria about student demonstrations spiralling out of control, just as Republicans did about the Black Lives Matter protests in the summer of 2020. Johnson and others sense what a difficult wedge issue this is for Joe Biden and Democrats.

Ilhan Omar, a Democratic congresswoman from Minnesota, told MSNBC : “This is a man who is holding on to his speakership. He knows he might be on the chopping block. And it is not surprising that he would go out to Columbia University and stir up really more anger and hate and endanger the lives of young people who are at the encampment at Columbia.”

Indeed, Johnson’s position remains precarious in the House as Greene of Georgia, Paul Gosar of Arizona and Thomas Massie of Kentucky threaten to move to oust him. Rightwing media personalities have turned against him: Steve Bannon, host of the influential War Room podcast, called the Ukraine aid package “a desecration” and called for Johnson to be fired.

That is because, not quite six months on the job as speaker, Johnson appeared to heed the advice of the CIA and others that leaving Ukraine to fend for itself as it loses ground against the Russian invasion would be catastrophic for Europe and the world. He moved past the populist far-right flank, relying on Democrats to push the package forward, a highly unusual move in the bitterly polarised House.

Johnson, who helped lead Trump’s failed legal efforts to overturn the 2020 election loss to Joe Biden, told colleagues: “I want to be on the right side of history.” He added to reporters that he would “let the chips fall where they may” regarding his own job. It appeared to be a principled conversion, a noble sacrifice by the Christian conservative.

But there were other factors at play. Johnson had displayed his loyalty to Trump by joining him at Mar-a-Lago and proclaiming he could be the “most consequential president yet” if he is returned to the White House. The ever transactional former president expressed support for a plan to structure some Ukraine aid as a loan by way of compromise and said, “I stand by the speaker,” distancing himself from Greene’s effort to remove Johnson.

Back in Washington, Johnson disclosed that his son was heading to the Naval Academy this autumn. “To put it bluntly, I would rather send bullets to Ukraine than American boys,” he told reporters . “This is a live-fire exercise for me, as it is so many American families. This is not a game. This is not a joke.”

As so often in history, the political and personal had converged to make the answer obvious. Michael Steele , a former chairman of the Republican National Committee, says: “His son is going into the Naval Academy this fall and he recognises, oh, yeah, if I don’t get this right now, my son could be shipped off to Ukraine in four years. When it becomes personal for all these people, it is amazing how their tune changes, and the same is true with other issues like abortion and military service.

“ But in the main he looked at it objectively and realised that he was in a no-win. They [the far right] weren’t going to give him the latitude he needed to secure the right solution that would appease the hardliners, because what they were asking for no one in Congress would agree to. How do we know that? Just look at the margins by which the measures passed.”

Johnson seems likely to stagger on as speaker until November’s elections, having given Democrats cause to prop him up if Greene pulls the trigger. They did not trust his ill-fated predecessor, Kevin McCarthy; they do trust Johnson a little more. But his crude interventions in the Gaza protests could soon call that bargain into question, forcing some to re-examine whether his motives on Ukraine were quite so heroic.

Comedian Ronny Chieng observed on Comedy Central’s Daily Show : “I salute you, Mike Johnson. I mean, not now. But six months from now I’ll work up the courage to do it.”

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Epsilon Reveals Cannes Sales Slate, Headed by Ulysses’ ‘Mimi&Harold – Out of Frame’ (EXCLUSIVE)

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Epsilon Film , the recently launched world sales company led by former Global Screen executives Julia Weber and Alice von Einem, has revealed its Cannes Market lineup.

Heading the slate is animated feature film “Mimi&Harold – Out of Frame,” produced by Ulysses Filmproduktion , the company behind international sales and box office hit “The Amazing Maurice,” as well “Niko – Beyond the Northern Lights” and “Ooops! The Adventure Continues…” The co-producers are Preamble Media and Space Age Films.

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Also in the lineup is animated film “Brave Heart Yakari.” It is adapted from the “Yakari” comic-book series, which has been translated into 14 languages, and has sold more than 5 million copies worldwide. It was previously adapted as a TV series, which was broadcast in more than 150 territories.

The film centers on Yakari, a Sioux boy, who wants to save his friend Buffalo-Seed, who is in a coma. While Rainbow tries to heal their friend, Yakari gallops with the mustang Little Thunder to the far reaches of Sioux territory to seek help from the only being capable of awakening him: Buffalo-Seed’s totem, the fearsome giant bison Thathanka.

During his journey, Yakari will face something bigger than himself: the wilderness and the dream world of the totems.

“Brave Heart Yakari” is produced by Dargaud Media, Belvision, France 3 Cinéma and Bidibul.

The third title on the Cannes slate is live-action adventure “School of Magical Animals 3,” the third instalment in the box office and sales hit franchise, based on a bestselling book.

The first two films grossed over $36.5 million in Germany and were successfully released internationally, including in the U.S., where Blue Fox released the dubbed version of Part 1 on 300 screens.

The third instalment is directed by Sven Unterwaldt, whose credits include “The 7th Dwarf,” “Help, I Shrunk My Teacher” and “The School of Magical Animals 2.”

It is produced by Kordes & Kordes Film Süd, and is co-produced by Leonine Studios and Lightburst Pictures. In Germany, Leonine will release the film in theaters on Sept. 26.

As previously announced, Epsilon has two other titles on its slate, “Snow White and Me” and “Nessie Junior,” which are both in development.

Epsilon, a subsidiary of Beta Film, will be based during the Cannes Film Festival at the Mondrian Hotel, formerly known as the Grand Hotel.