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Get Muddy, Save a Church

Regular mudding events keep church and tradition intact for the Hispanic communities of northern New Mexico

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Review of 'Gift of the Whale: The Inupiat Bowhead Hunt, A Sacred Tradition'

Review of 'Gift of the Whale: The Inupiat Bowhead Hunt, A Sacred Tradition'

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Review of 'Swampwalker's Journal: A Wetlands Year'

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The "Coo-kee" Is Made With Chocolate Chips

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Mr. Edison Takes a Holiday

At Seminole Lodge, where the inventor wintered over in Fort Myers, Florida, he kept a second lab going strong

Uniform worn by George Washington during the American Revolution.

George Washington Slept Here

A great and good man, but bringing him to life in a debunking age is a hard row to hoe

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Looking to the Future

Five years of heading the Smithsonian continues a proud legacy, but much remains to be done

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Washington Slept Here

A look at the first president's "best bed" leads to a recollection of the real man and his exemplary life

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The Return of the Elk

Monarchs of the mountain West, they once ranged all the way to the Eastern Seaboard. Now they are coming home

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Space Art Blasts Off Around the World

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When the Earth Froze

The rocks tell us that at least twice, the earth has frozen over from the poles to the equator

Animal Old Folks

For the National Zoo's esteemed senior citizens, only the very best in geriatric medical care will do

Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi

An Act of Faith and the Restorer's Art

Just two years after a devastating earthquake, the Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi reopens its doors

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Going Toe to Toe with Shoes

At Toronto's Bata Shoe Museum, footwear opens a window on the lives and lore of peoples throughout the ages

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It's More than Just a Game

Each time Army and Navy play football, as they will for the 100th time next month, the fiercest rivalry in sports is renewed

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Images of African-Americans Illuminate a Proud Past

A Passion for Learning

The opportunity to broaden one's horizons at the Smithsonian is a job perk to be relished

A Darkness in Donora

When smog killed 20 people in a Pennsylvania mill town in 1948, the clean air movement got its start

Audio Visual Gears Up Long Before Showtime

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The "Sea Canary" Sings the Blues

The beluga whales of Canada's St. Lawrence River have endured a lot over the years, but they're still around, and still controversial

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