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Tom and Jerry: A duo’s first of many hits, and one that would withstand the test of time
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Under The Boardwalk: The game created for a message, co-opted by those it intended to critique
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Rosa and Her Seat: The start of the Montgomery bus boycott
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Blue-Eyed Soul Brothers: Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield
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‘Oyez! Oyez! Oyez:’ The first Supreme Court of the United State and it’s archaic call
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The Lunch Counter Protests: How four college students started a nationwide movement
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Easy As Pie: A movie to propel a career
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Barney and Friends: The anniversary of the acclaimed cop show
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Don’t Believe Me? Just Watch: The rise of Uptown Funk
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Eisenhower and the first televised presidential interview
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“Nast-y political symbols: How Thomas Nast introduced American elections to the donkey and the elephant
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Our Shrinking Presidential Mandate: The decline of the victory
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LBJ’s Great Society
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Mind-Boggling: The 2004 Sumatra Tsunami
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‘Twas The Night Before Christmas: The story of a classic
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A Christmas Gift For Abe: Sherman and Savannah, Georgia
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College Bowl Season: A guide to watching the upcoming shows
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The End of Smallpox
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Pardon Me: A statistical breakdown of the presidential pardon
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Pardon Me: A statistical breakdown of the presidential pardon
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Silent Death: The worst industrial disaster in history
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Clang! Clang! Clang! Went The Trolley! A story of Meet Me in St. Louis
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Internet Version 1.0: The beta version of the worldwide web
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We Went Back: Apollo 12 and the 2nd Moon landing!
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Around The World With Nellie Bly: A pioneer of female journalism
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Part of Her World: The Little Mermaid and Disney’s revival
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Chuck and His Chariot: The remake of the classic 1925 Ben-Hur
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When The Wall Fell: The Iron Curtain descends
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Thomas Edison’s Bright Idea: The incandescent light bulb, and its inventor
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General MacArthur, And The Return To The Philippines
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Disaster At The Theatres: The popularity of ‘70s disasters films
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The Day That Rattled The World Series: The 1989 Sans-Francisco Earthquake
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Hero of The Senate: Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
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Time Was On Their Side: The Rolling Stones and The Ed Sullivan Show
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‘Say “What” Again!’ - Pulp Fiction’s writing and production, 30 years later