BY MARISSA CASTANOS October 1 marks the 17th annual celebration of LGBT History Month, a time dedicated to remembering milestones for the lesbian, gay, bisexual…
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This Day In History — History in Space Exploration
October 11 1779 Polish patriot and American Revolutionary War commander Casimir Pulaski was killed in the battle of Savannah. 1899 The Boer War began in…
View More This Day In History — History in Space ExplorationHonor Students Help the Homeless
BY MARISSA CASTANOS Even though we do not see them, they are still there. It could be a neighbor you once had, an individual you…
View More Honor Students Help the HomelessThis Day In History — US Declares War on Iraq
October 10 1845 The U.S. Naval Academy opened in Annapolis, Md. 1886 The tuxedo dinner jacket made its debut at a ball in Tuxedo Park,…
View More This Day In History — US Declares War on IraqKFHS Radio Presents: The College Radio Music Showcase Vol. 1
BY KFHS STAFF KFHS Radio is the student-led radio station of FHSU and streams online at tigermedianet.com or on the TuneIn Radio App. The College…
View More KFHS Radio Presents: The College Radio Music Showcase Vol. 1This Day In History — John Lennon is born
October 09 1635 Religious dissident and Rhode Island founder, Roger Williams, was banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony. 1888 For the first time the public…
View More This Day In History — John Lennon is bornThis Day In History — Martha Stewart goes to jail
October 08 1869 The 14th president of the United States, Franklin Pierce, died in Concord, N.H. 1871 The Great Fire of Chicago started. That same…
View More This Day In History — Martha Stewart goes to jailThis Day In History — Edgar Allan Poe Dies at 40
October 07 1765 The Stamp Act Congress convened in New York to draw up colonial grievances against England. 1849 Poet-writer Edgar Allan Poe died at…
View More This Day In History — Edgar Allan Poe Dies at 40Forsyth Library Celebrates 50th Birthday
BY MARISSA CASTANOS Forsyth library welcomed past and present students, faculty, staff, and community members at its 50th anniversary on October 6th. Forsyth library started…
View More Forsyth Library Celebrates 50th BirthdayThis Day In History — President Carter Meets the Pope
October 06 1927 “The Jazz Singer,” the first full-length talking picture, starring Al Jolson, debuted. 1949 Japanese-American broadcaster, Iva Toguri D’Aquino (Tokyo Rose), was sentenced…
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