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It’s May 26, 1999. There’s a clear sky and a perfect 70 degrees at Camp Nou in Barcelona, Spain. The 1999 UEFA Champions League Final
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Winner of the Spring 2018 StMU History Media Award for Article with the Best Title A storm was brewing over the little town of Lyme
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Winner of the Spring 2018 StMU History Media Award for Best Article in the Category of “Sports” Puerto Rico has made its mark when it
Winner of the Spring 2018 StMU History Media Award for Best Article in the Category of “Political History” Best Article in the Category of “World
It was a quiet Sunday morning on August 14 in 1971 in Palo Alto, California, where a prison was being constructed in the basement of
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Have you ever thought, why didn’t anyone try to stop Adolf Hitler? Were any Germans ever against him? Was the German community aware of the
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December 25, 1991. It is not a usual Christmas day. That day would be a Christmas that no history book could forget. There it is,
Linda Anne Healy, a stunningly flawless young woman, was a senior at Washington State University approaching her graduation with a degree in Psychology.1 The selfless and
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The Apollo 13 lunar expedition suddenly turned into a survival mission when an explosion risked the lives of the crew, but turned out to be
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