DeJa Vu
Deja Vu Tuesday: The Year the Legislature Outlawed Hate
In January 1945, Raymond C. Vick made the front page of The Indianapolis Star when he became the...
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Deja Vu Tuesday: A flood of first-time female voters
107 years ago yesterday, a 70-year-old woman from Indianapolis named Mary E. Nicholson made...
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Deja Vu Tuesday: The College Avenue War of 1903
For Mrs. Lottie A. Kinsey, life on the corner of 15th and College Avenue was a lot like an AC/DC...
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Deja Vu Tuesday: Dear Indy – Please tell us your real birthday
In May 1920, The Indianapolis Star published a special edition commemorating the city’s...
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Deja Vu Tuesday: The Know Nothing Party of Indiana
Imagine for a moment that you’re living in a world where families are struggling to make...
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Deja Vu Tuesday: The Carole Lombard Mystery
“Every picture tells a story don’t it,” Rod Stewart famously sang in the early...
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Deja Vu Tuesday: For Whom the Bell Tolls
During a recent campaign stop in Indiana, Donald Trump told a cheering crowd that the job of...
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Deja Vu Tuesday: Would a Hoosier by any other name smell as sweet?
In a rare display of bipartisanship during a campaign season otherwise marked by epic ugliness,...
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Deja Vu Tuesday: Celebrating 200 years of history repeating itself
In 1905, philosopher George Santayana penned the oft-repeated maxim, “Those who cannot...
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