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Confederate Remembrance: Senator Webb, the Confederate Soldier and the Lost Cause

Robert Mackey | Posted 06.12.2008 | Politics

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Robert Mackey

The simple facts is that the individual Confederate soldier -- from the lowest economic rung and in many cases disenfranchised as the slaves were -- fought for a variety of reasons.

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The Bible Voted America's Favorite Book

Reuters | Posted 04.09.2008 | Living

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When it comes to literary pursuits in the United States most people agree on at least one thing -- the most popular book is the Bible, according to a ...

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DVDs: 1939 -- The Best Year For Movies...Ever!

Michael Giltz | Posted 02.15.2008 | Entertainment

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Michael Giltz

In 1939, the ten movies nominated for Best Picture include landmark classics in so many genres that it makes your head spin.

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Sweets for My Sweet: Cinematic Bon-Bons for Valentine's Day

John Farr | Posted 02.11.2008 | Entertainment

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John Farr

It's true that filmed romances and romantic comedies have always been rare jewels in the crown of cinema, because they have always been difficult to do really well.

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Of Haunted Houses, Muscle Cars, and Guns

Steven Denlinger | Posted 12.07.2007 | Living

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Steven Denlinger

I still can't answer the obvious question: what event so affected me during my childhood? Was it connected to a house?

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