Inducted posthumously, this man became a charter member of the Poker Hall of Fame in 1979 although he died before the game was invented.
Mae West’s Secret of Success
Mae West’s bawdy 1926 play, Sex, landed her in jail and set her on the path to superstardom.
Letter From American History – December 2011
Verlyn Klinkenborg, Why Was Life So Hard for the Pilgrims?, from Editorial
Daily Quiz for September 14, 2011
Famous ventriloquist and voice of Tigger in Winnie the Pooh movies for 30 years, Paul Winchell made this significant contribution to medical science.
Letter from Vietnam magazine – October 2011
The vagaries of war One man lives, one man dies. There are an endless […]
Interview: Dr. Ronald Glasser / Who Really Pays The Price of War?
“The ICU was nightmare stuff, really. I can remember the surgeons asking themselves, ‘Should we just let him die?'”
Daily Quiz for September 13, 2011
Western lawman, gambler, sportswriter for the New York Morning Telegraph, and U.S. Marshal for the southern district of New York – as appointed by President Theodore Roosevelt ? “Bat” Masterson was born in this country.
My War – Dr. James O. Finnegan
Dr. James Finnegan’s service as a surgeon proved to be a powerful reminder that we don’t have all the answers
Life and Death on a Long Range Recon Patrol
Two veteran LRRPs were tapped for one last mission taking them deep into enemy territory
Daily Quiz for September 12, 2011
This individual is quoted as saying, "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated."
