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On July 4, 1939, Lou Gehrig addressed Yankees fans one last time in a moving speech from Yankee Stadium. Although the purpose of his speech
When Rose’s husband died three years ago, she decided it was finally time to get her affairs in order. She wanted to keep things simple,
In July 2006, social changes in America finally prompted the editors at Merriam-Webster to add a new term to the dictionary—the Sandwich Generation. The term
If Marilyn Monroe were alive today, she would have celebrated her 93rd birthday on June 1, 2019. Although she was type-cast in the role of
Tom Hanks was wrong. There really is crying in baseball. At least there was on July 4, 1939, when Lou Gehrig addressed Yankees fans (and
“In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” When Ben Franklin penned those words, he was eighty-three and, as
The NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Tournament was first played in 1939. There was no Sweet Sixteen that year or in the decade that followed
On the third Monday in February, we celebrate Presidents Day. Most people think of Presidents Washington and Lincoln when they enjoy a little time off
February 3, 2019, marks the sixtieth anniversary of the plane crash that resulted in the untimely deaths of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and “The Big
Do you remember the Y2K “disaster” of twenty years ago? Tension was so high that TIME magazine ran a cover asking whether this was “The
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