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Apr 21 2024
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The legend and drama behind 'Buckeye Balls,' plus a history of chocolate and peanut butter combos
Chocolate is one of the most popular candies among American sweet consumers. On an annual basis, U.S. chocolate lovers consume over 6 billion pounds of chocolate confectionery, according to Statista. Snickers, KitKat, Hershey's, Twix and Reese's are among some of the most well-known and widely purchased candy bar brands. In 2021, Reese's was the most popular brand of chocolate consumed by
Fox News (Online News)Apr 18 2024
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Entrepreneurial Adventure through History with ‘Play Black Wall Street’
“Play Black Wall Street” is more than just a game; it’s a journey through the history of Tulsa’s Historic Greenwood District and a lesson in entrepreneurship. The creators of “Play Black Wall Street” created a mentorship program to teach elementary to High School students financial literacy. This innovative approach offers a dynamic way to learn about history and business while empowering the
KTLAApr 18 2024
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A Brief History of Clarence House, King Charles’s True Home
On November 4, 1949, a little royal named Prince Charles celebrated his first birthday in the nursery of Clarence House, his parents’ central London home. While his mother, Princess Elizabeth, watched over him, he was joined by other aristocratic toddlers, including his cousin Prince Richard, son of the Duke of Gloucester. His cake, tinged with rum, had one big orange candle. Seventy-four
Vanity FairApr 18 2024
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The knife-fighting, bootlegging history behind a Bay Area pub
Rugby, a niche sport in the United States, has a massive following worldwide, especially in Commonwealth countries like England, Wales, New Zealand and South Africa. Up & Under brings the sport’s international appeal to Point Richmond, a Richmond neighborhood that manages to feel remote despite being firmly planted in the San Francisco Bay Area metro area. Trivers is a former rugby player
SFGATEApr 21 2024
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Lifting each other: Marietta man makes history with father at side
The son was not. Tripp Morris was running on little sleep as he sat alert in the rest area of the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) World Cup competition center alongside a team of weightlifting coaches and sports psychologists earlier this month. His 20-year-old son, Hampton Morris, already completed his weigh-in and was busy loading up on calories. Tripp was too anxious to eat.
Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionApr 21 2024
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NYC’s special riverfront park: The history and future of Hudson River Park
New York Daily NewsApr 23 2024
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Gonzaga president, the first non-Jesuit leader in the school's history, will retire in 2025
Gonzaga University President Thayne McCulloh will retire in July 2025, he announced Monday. “This decision follows a lengthy period of reflection, discernment and consultation,” McCulloh said in a statement. “After 30-plus years at this wonderful institution, the time is coming to step aside and allow others to have the great privilege and responsibility of serving Gonzaga into its future.”
The Seattle TimesApr 20 2024
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UC Berkeley student, 22, makes history with election to City Council
A 22-year-old UC Berkeley student has declared victory for a seat on the Berkeley City Council in a special election — the first undergraduate to fill the role. Cecilia Lunaparra, a senior majoring in urban studies, won the seat to represent District 7, which encompasses the UC Berkeley campus and most of the Southside neighborhood. She received more than 59% of the vote to defeat James Chang
San Francisco ChronicleApr 20 2024
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A history of CNN’s Laura Coates, who calmly narrated a self-immolation
Laura Coates became the textbook example of journalistic poise when she stood outside a New York City courthouse where former president Donald Trump’s criminal trial was being held and told CNN viewers what she was witnessing: a man in flames. “We have a man who has set fire to himself, a man has emblazoned himself outside of the courthouse just now,” said Coates, the network’s chief legal
Washington PostApr 04 2024
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The trailblazing history of Ohio's Scioto Trail
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