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UPDATED WITH ANSWERS: The List: An Earth Day Game of Who Am I
Now read this post carefully, because there will be a quiz at the end. Let’s begin with a history lesson
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Five Ways to Eat Matzo
Thinking outside the charoset
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On View at the Renwick: Cliff Lee Creates One-of-a-Kind Porcelain Ceramics
Porcelain artist Cliff Lee spent 17 years trying to recreate a glaze. He succeeded. Then, he lost the formula
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One Year Later: Deepwater Horizon
Tomorrow, April 20, marks the one-year anniversary of the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig off the coast of Louisiana
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Artists File Taxes Too!
It’s that time of year, again, the deadline for filing your federal and state income tax returns
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The Curious World of Zombie Science
Zombies seem to be only growing in popularity, and I’m not talking about the biological kind
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Events: Peacock Room Reopens, Earth Day Celebrations
Monday, April 18 Peacock Room Comes to America: A new view of Whistler’s Peacock Room
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At the Portrait Galley, Private Art Collections Become Public
It is a widely held belief that in the largely political climate of Washington, D.C., more often that not, what you see is not necessarily what you get
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Gigantic Plume Beneath Yellowstone Now Even More Gigantic
The geysers of Yellowstone are a reminder of the potential danger that lies below
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Lincoln is Dead: A Collection of Artifacts at American History Mark the Tragedy
On April 15, 1865, President Abraham Lincoln died from a gunshot wound he’d suffered the night at before at Ford’s Theatre in Washington D.C.
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