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Public Media and Shakespeare

posted on January 19, 2012 at 12:59 PM

Shakespeare’s ability to summarize the range of human emotions in eloquent verse is perhaps one of the biggest reasons for his lasting popularity. If you struggle to find words to express how you feel about a given topic, it seems Shakespeare is there to speak for you. No other author in Western literature has been quoted more, and his stories and ideas have provided an inexhaustible source of inspiration, fueling creativity and the... Read More

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World War II Veteran: James Van Ginkel (Jim)

Jim Van Ginkel was a 1st Lieutenant with the Army Air Corps, 8th Air Force, stationed in England. He did a tour as co-pilot then pilot with a crew of 10 on a B-24 bomber from summer 1942 – December... 10:57
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Sesame Street | Elmo is Headed to London! | PBS

Sesame Street's Elmo and his friends Abby Cadabby and Grover are headed to London, England to cheer on athletes from all over the world. For more fun games and videos for your preschooler in a safe,... 00:37
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World War II Veteran: Verle Buck (#1)

Technician Fourth Grade Verle Buck, a 21-year old from Jubilee, had been drafted in January of 1943 and was now a part of the 149th Combat Engineer Battalion. On June 6, 1944, a day that became... 02:06
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Secrets of the Dead | Voyage of the Courtesans | PBS (#503)

Full Program: Follow the racuous journey of the 18th century women who settled Australia 55:18
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World War II Veteran: Ray Schleihs (#1)

In April of 1944, 27-year old Second Lieutenant Ray Schleihs of Johnston, was starting his overseas tour of duty. Schleihs had joined the Army Air Corps in March of 1942 and was now piloting B-17... 02:07
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