Tuesday, May 21st, 2013
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Michelle Legro
Charles Mingus Toilet-Trains Your Cat In 1952, jazz musician Charles Mingus developed a successful technique to toilet train his cat.
The Egg Nog Riot In 1826, an out-of-control dorm party at West Point determined the future course of our nation’s military—all because its participants were hopped up on the nog.
Top Chef, Old Master Leonardo da Vinci may have been a genius polymath, but at the heart of his work was a love of food and kitchen experiments.
Every City Has a Sex and an Age Is Paris a young man in love or London an charming orphan? We asked the internet the sex and age of their hometown or adopted city.
Two of Every Animal (and More) Theodore Roosevelt's huge bounty of game from his 1909 African safari filled the vaults of the Smithsonian museum.
The Pleasures and Pains of Coffee Balzac's coffee addiction was "a great power in my life. I have observed its effects on an epic scale."
Ethan Frome, or Whatever Edith Wharton's novella gets the mumblecore treatment.
Yale on the Lido Deck Is the Yale recruitment video the kind of thing that would have prompted the French Revolution?
Turn the Other Cheek The first rule of evangelical fight club? Tell everyone about evangelical fight club.
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