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A few key deviations from Revolutionary War history deflate the impact of what happened when a colony rose against its ruler and neighbor fought neighbor.

Early Roy Lichtenstein: A fount of insight on postwar America By Murray Whyte Globe Staff,Updated May 7, 2021, 8:43 a.m. Email to a Friend Roy Lichtenstein's "Washington Crossing the Delaware II," from about 1951.Estate of Roy Lichtenstein/Courtesy of Gabriel Miller WATERVILLE, Maine — In 1940, an Ohio State undergraduate named Roy Lichtenstein — yes, that Roy Lichtenstein — made a loose and gestural ink sketch of Paul Bunyan felling a tree with a mighty swing. He passed it off to his roommate with a wink. Keep it, he said. I’m going to be famous someday. Someday came, and...

The USD Anthropology and Sociology Department hosts an annual field school opportunity for students. The department is hosting the third annual Susan Tuve Archaeology Field School from May 17 to July 11. Tony Krus, assistant professor of anthropology at USD, is one of the co-directors of the archaeological field school.  “It’s all about just trying to figure out what archaeological sites are in Clay County along the Vermillion River drainage basin. The design of the project is to answer research questions involving the project with a training and educational component,” Krus said. “U...