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HONEST: This 1867 engraving by John C. McRae refers to a famous myth about George Washington that when he was a boy, he damaged his father's cherry tree with a hatchett. The story goes that when asked what happened to the tree immediately admitted it, saying, "Father, I cannot tell a lie." In advance of the presidential election, students debated the importance of character traits in 2020.

[Photo] Character vs. policies: Town Hall asks which matters more in a president

By Caroline Kboudi and Benjamin Gamson
November 12, 2020

HONEST: This 1867 engraving by John C. McRae refers to a famous myth about George Washington that when he was a boy, he damaged...

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