July 22, 1992
A Big Mac cost $2.19 that summer of 1992, and the Dow Jones sat at 3,301 — the Dow Jones sat at 3,301 — a figure that reflected a country still finding its footing after a mild recession, with Israel proposing a plan to grant Arabs self-rule in occupied territories and the Earth Summit in Rio drawing international attention to environmental policy debates. At the multiplex, "A League of Their Own" was drawing crowds, while Sir Mix-A-Lot's "Baby Got Back" held the number one spot on the charts through much of the season. That July, the Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain brought American athletes to the world stage, where the United States finished with 37 gold, 34 silver, and 37 bronze medals for a total of 108, a performance that included the debut of the NBA Dream Team in Olympic competition.
On the cover
Magazine Covers — July 22, 1992
NY Times Headlines — Week of July 22, 1992
Can Egypt Bring Israelis And Arabs Together?
Surrogate Law Vs. Last Hope Of The Childless; Facing New Restrictions In New York, Couples Vow To Find Loopholes
World Events — July 1992
Time Person of the Year — 1992
On the radio
Billboard Charts — July 22, 1992
Grammy Awards
On the bookshelf
On the television
Nielsen Top 10 — 1991–92 Season
Emmy Winners — 1992
At the movies
Box Office & Oscar Winners — July 22, 1992
Ebert 4-Star Films — July 22, 1992
On the field
Sports Champions — July 22, 1992
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