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Oscillating fans help.
They're good for circulating air that has already entered a space, but not so good at getting the air there to begin with.
True. But I tried the fan-in-the-window technique and I think that if your window is so large that there's a huge gap, it's not terribly effective.
I did have good luck one year putting a popcorn bowl of ice water in front of a fan pointed right at me on my desk. It doesn't cool the room, but it cooled me.