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G.I. Joe vs. Dinosaurs

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Pass the Posset: The Medieval Eggnog

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John Lennon’s First Album

The famed Beatle was also a stamp collector

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Caroline Herschel: Assistant or Astronomer?

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Nothing Is Hands-Free in the Hirshhorn’s New Black Box

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When Time Won’t Fly

Why not try latkes with caviar this Hanukkah?

Unorthodox Potato Latkes for Hanukkah

Looking to reinvent the latke? Here are some alternatives to the old apple sauce and sour cream combo

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Thomas Henry Huxley and the Dinobirds

John Roberts Poinsett (1779-1851)

How Joel Poinsett, the Namesake for the Poinsettia, Played a Role in Creating the Smithsonian

As a major scientific scholar in 19th-century America, the botanist and statesman was the first to argue the Smithsonian should be a national museum

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Biodiversity Losses Could Be Bad for Your Health

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Events: Seasonal Celebrations, Norman Rockwell, Public Art and More

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Inviting Writing: An Italian-American Grandma’s Cooking

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Dinosaur Sighting: Frosty the Tyrannosaurus

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Dinosaur Drive-In: Triassic Attack

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Weekend Events: Holiday Fun at the National Zoo, Natural History Museum and the Freer

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Spilled Paint or Iranian Desert?

Holiday Gift Guide: Crafty Ideas From Recycled Food Packaging

Alvino Rey may not be a household name today, but Rey's genre-busting fretwork in electric music's nascent years helped set the stage for modern rock.

Alvino Rey’s Musical Legacy

As the father of the electric guitar and grandfather of two members of Arcade Fire, Rey was a major influence on rock for decades

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Hurry In! Exhibitions Closing in December and January

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When Zits Meant Food: Learning from Culinary Ephemera

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