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here. it is presidents'day today, february 20th. presidential historian -- gonna be with us tonight. she's gonna be with us here live very very much looking forward to that conversation. but it was on this date, which won february 20th in 2014 when the group they call the heavenly hundred was killed. it was actually 118 people, call them the heavenly hundred. the youngest of them was just 16 years old. the oldest of them was 83 years old. it all happened as the culmination of protests that had started the previous november, people were protesting in ukraine. because the government of...

WAYNE — Wayne State College will honor two women from its past with the naming of the college’s new residence hall, due to house students for the first time in

Dorms without air-conditioning are common even at the most selective colleges. But as summers get longer and hotter, many see AC less as a luxury than a necessity. As residents of the small burg of Wayne, Neb., slogged through a four-day heat advisory late last month, most of the students at Wayne State College stayed cool in their air-conditioned dorms. But it was a different story for the roughly 33 percent who live in the two dorms on campus without AC—which also lack the electrical infrastructure for window units or other portable air conditioners. Those students survived by cooling the...

The navy and to the nation. the u.s. naval academy has announced that it has renamed a major building on campus in his honor. the building was previously named morey hall, named after a confederate naval chief. that's building us now officially been renamed cartersville. well wishes visited president carter's hometown of planes georgia today. people gathered in the auditorium of the high school where the former president and his wife rosalynn both attended school. -- historian asked the crowd to take the court or challenge. said, do something nice for somebody who needs it. if you have someone...

All that could be heard was the sound of Phoebe Bridgers’s “Funeral,” distorted by the wind and the just-audible sobs of pharbified students crying in the bushes.