Pensacola's oft-forgotten Black residents remembered in new book of obituaries
Historians are honoring Black Pensacolians through a new book compiling many of their obituaries and a community trip to the ...
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Legacy of Kirkland College: Archivist to Reveal the Hidden Histories of the Brief School in Clinton
The rich yet brief history of Kirkland is encapsulated within the Kirkland College Records, which span 125 linear feet and ...
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At Westerly Library & Wilcox Park: Read Across America a celebration for all
March 2, was the birthday of Theodor Geisel — better known to the masses as Dr. Seuss. This day also marks the beginning of ...
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75 years after the birth of McCarthyism, scoundrel time returns to America
In 'Red Scare,' Risen analyzes the rise and fall of McCarthyism a plague that our country has never fully conquered.
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Going off-track: Kai Carlson-Wee’s journey to Stanford and beyond
Wee, a Jones lecturer and creative writing instructor, recounts his travels before coming to Stanford and teaching the popular IntroSem, "The American Road Trip." ...