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2010 Posting Schedule

Jan 4 - The Martial Art of Sherlock Holmes
Jan 11 - The Paris Flood of 1910
Jan 18 - Dining and Dinners
Jan 25 - Everyday Life in a Boys' Public School: Winchester
Feb 1 - The Women's Club Movement
Feb 8 - The Negro Exhibit at the 1900 Paris Exposition
Feb 15 - The Souls of Black Folk: Art & Literature
Feb 22 - W.E.B. DuBois & Booker T. Washington: Two Sides of the Same Coin
Mar 1 - Uncommon Women: Lady Explorers
Mar 8 - Fly Girls, Daredevils, and Fiends for Speed: Women at the Wheel
Mar 15 - Together We Stand: Women's Suffrage in the U.S.
Mar 22 - The Fight for Women's Education
Mar 29 - The Business of Being a Woman

LABOR DAY, First Monday in September. The only day when labor works overtime.
An occasion when the workingman takes a cane in place of a dinnerpail
and proudly tramps the streets behind a real silk banner
and a Hod Carrier on a Cart Horse. ~The Foolish Dictionary (1905)

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