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Through the Decades: Through the Decades April 18
On April 18, Bill Kurtis of Through the Decades turns the lens of time back to the day the New York Yankees played their first home game at the Yankee Stadium in 1923. Kerry Sayers revisits the life and career of NBA great Bill Russell, and Ellee Pai Hong reminisces on the day Alice Walker's book The Color Purple was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1983. Bill goes back to 1943, when Japan's Admiral ... more
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Decades Presents 1968: Movies continues our look back on the transformative years of the late 1960's. We examine how the dawning of a new era played out for Hollywood. We remember the rise of a young filmmaker named Francis Ford Coppola. We also recall when The Beatles broke into...
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