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Peo­ple Who Should Have Been Fa­mous: Ruth Graves Wake­field

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Join host Eva for the fi­nal in­stall­ment of Peo­ple Who Should Have Been Fa­mous! To­day’s topic: cook­ies. Thank you for all of your sup­port! Ref­er­ences: Daisy Flour. (nd). Baknng His­tory: A Crash Couse. Daisy Flour. https://​daisyflour.com/​bak­ing-his­tory/   Kelly,... More »

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Peo­ple Who Should Have Been Fa­mous: Gar­rett Mor­gan

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Join host Eva in this episode of Peo­ple Who Should Have Been Fa­mous. We will be dis­cussing Gar­rett Mor­gan, the ge­nius be­hind the gas mask and many other in­ven­tions. Ref­er­ences: Amer­i­ca’s Best His­tory. (nd). ABH Time­line. Amer­i­ca’s Best His­tory. https://​amer­ica... More »

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Peo­ple Who Should Have Been Fa­mous: Dr Pa­tri­cia Bath

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Join host Eva in the third in­stall­ment of Peo­ple Who Should Have Been Fa­mous. To­day we will be dis­cus­sion Dr Pa­tri­cia Bath, who is the mas­ter­mind be­hind restora­tive vi­sion in peo­ple who have cataracs. Ref­er­ences: Bi­og­ra­phy.com Ed­i­tors. “Pa­tri­cia Bath Bi­og­ra­phy... More »


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Peo­ple Who Should Have Been Fa­mous: Dr. Charles Richard Drew

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Wel­come to the sec­ond in­stall­ment of Peo­ple Who Should Have Been Fa­mous! This episode we will be dis­cussing Dr Charles Richard Drew, who is the rea­son we are able to have blood trans­fu­sions. Ref­er­ences: Bur­ris HH, Pas­sarella M, Han­d­ley SC, Srini­vas SK, Lorch S... More »

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Peo­ple Who Should Have Been Fa­mous: Jeanne Villepreux-Power

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Wel­come to the first episode of Peo­ple Who Should Have Been fa­mous! To­day host Eva shares the in­no­va­tion of Jeanne Villepreux-Power and why she should have been fa­mous. Ref­er­ences: “France, 1800–1900 A.D.” In Heil­brunn Time­line of Art His­tory. New York: The Me... More »

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To Ban or Not to Ban : The Color Pur­ple and Harry Pot­ter

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Warn­ing: This ar­ti­cle may con­tain spoil­ers. Sine 1982, over 11, 300 books have been chal­lenged and banned in the United States alone. From the years 2018 to 2020, over 1,133 books were banned in school li­braries, class­rooms, and pub­lic li­braries. For cen­turies... More »

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Saints Style – The First Edi­tion

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Saints Style aims to show off what stu­dents at Maryville Uni­ver­sity are wear­ing through both our ar­ti­cles and Tik­Tok. We will an­a­lyze the lat­est trends, ac­ces­sories, and fash­ion habits of the peo­ple on cam­pus and around the St. Louis area. In this edi­tion, we ... More »