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The St. Paul’s Episcopal School staffer’s diverse, inclusive selection features books for kindergarten through 12th-grade ...

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A new book follows Lyman Beecher, his boundary-pushing children, and their grand ambitions to improve the world.

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There are some crazy records in College World Series history, since the tournament started in 1947. Here are nine we think can never be broken.

Three exhibits for YIVO's centennial celebration showcase the breadth of the institute's collection and its own history.